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Tjmpomas N. HILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Halifax, N. C,
Pr-rtKcs in Halifax and adj dning
r'.unti.-; ar-1 the Inderal and .Supreme
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Enfikld, N. C.
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I am the way, the truth and the
Life.'' John 14, 5.
Oh Lord, our eyes are dim Tith bitter
tears,
The mist of earthly woe obscures our
sight,
Tea thousand unseen ills awake our
fear.-;
Shine on the darkenss of this deepest
night,
Show us the Way.
Spirit of Truth, stretch forth Thy guiding
hind,
Lead us in safety, help us with Thy rod
And statf, till on the mountaiu height
we stand,
And tiew th' eternal city of our God.
Lead Thou the way.
Father ot life, to thee our souls belong,
P.re&tht on our hearts the spirit of Thy
grace,
That m Thy. likeness, with the whiter-ob-ed
throng,
We may appear, and stand before Thy
face,
In Christ, our Way.
Virginia Gkeenf.
The poets sing, in dainty rhymes,
O; summer days and sunny climes,
Of beauteous maidens, passin? fair,
With witching eyes and waving hair,
Till near the end. you're apt to see
rTis but an "ad" for P. F. P.;
that in, Pierce's Favorite Prescripts
ion, the infaliihlts and guaranteed
remt dy for all kinds of female weak
ness , which curea the ailments of
fecole, "runsdown" and debilitated
vioraen, and restores them to youtu
tulness and beauty once more. Tbe
price of th'n royal remedy, Dr.
P'utl'Cs Fayorite Prescription, is but
$ LOO a bottle, and money refunded
m every case if it dosent glye satis
faction. Bee guarantee on bottle
wiapper. WHAT A HORSE WOULD SAY
IF HE COULD SPEAK.
Don't hitch cie to an iron post
or railing when the mercury i3 be
low freezing. I need the skin on
my tongue.
Don't leave me bitched in toy
stall at night with a big cob right
wtiere I rnuat lie down. I am tired
and can't eeleet & smooth place.
Don't compel me to eat more salt
than I want hy mixing it with mv
oats. 1 kuovv bttter than any other
animal bow maeh I need.
Don't think because. I go Ireely
under the wmp I don't get tired.
Yo i would moye- up if under the
vhip.
Duu't think because I am a horse
t hut iron weeds and briars won't
hurt my hay.
Don't whip me when I get fright
enend along the road, or 1 will expee
it next time uud may cause trouble
Don't trot me up hill, for 1 have
to carry you and the buiigy and
uiyteif, loo. Try it yourself some
time R.iu up hill vuth a bi load.
Don't say whoa unless you meat,
it. Tt-aou me to stop at the word.
U may check me if tee lines break ,
and save a runaway and smash up.
Dou't make mo drink ice cold
water, nor put a frosty bit in my
Laouln. Warm the bit by holding it
a half minute against my body.
Don't forget to til my teeth when
they get jugged and I canjot chew
my food. When 1 get lean it is a
-ign my teeth need fiheg.
Don't ask me to 'back" with
nliuds on. I am afraid to.
Dont run me dowu a steep hill,
for if anything should give away, 1
might break your neck.
Don't put oa my blind bridle so
that it irritates my eyes, or so leave
my forelock that it will be in my
eyes.
Don't be so careless of my har
ness a3 to find t great sore on me
before you attend to it.
Doa't lend me to some blocks
hea l that has less sense than I have.
Don't forget the old book that is
a friend to the oppressed that sajs:
"A luerciiul Uin is merciful to his
oe; sts." Farm Jourul.
Whiskey did it.
(Goidsboro Argus.)
While driving home with a wagon
load of guano Saturday evening from
this citv, Jesse Turnage, white ten
ant on the lands of Mr. J. B. Edgerton
in Fork township , fell from his seat
on the wagon and the heavily loaded
yehicle passed over his body . from
the elfecls he died Sanday. He was
within half a mile of his home when
the fatal accident befell him. The
unfortunate man had been drinking
and his fail was due to hi3 idIoxi
eated condition.
Specimen Cjiscs.
S. II. Clifford. New Oassel, Wi.
w a s troubled with Neuralgia and
RhejraatiUi his stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver wt;s affect to an
1! arming degree, appetite fell away
and he was terriblp reduced in flesh
nnd strength. Three bottles of E
aectric Bitters cured hior.
Edward shtjuherd, llarrisbnrg, 111.,
had a running sore on his leg of
eiiiht years (standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters and feven
boxes of Bncklen's Arnna Salve.
and his leu is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, O , had five large
Fever sores on hia lec', doctors 6aid
be was incurable One bottle Jilect
ric Bitters and one box Backlen'a
Arnica salve cured him entirely.
SoldbyE. T. Wb.iteb.eod & Go's
Drug Store
HAPP'GIRLS.
ANEW DEPARTURE.
THE O. F. C. GISLS WILL NO LONGER
BE DEPENDENT UPON DRESSMAKERS.
Greensboro Patriot.)
Dr. Dixon has introduced a new
school for the Greensboro Female
College which promisee much for tte
good of that institution in the fu
ture. The girls will no longer be
obliged to rush frantically around
town about commencement, berrying
up delinqoent dressmakers and
losing their religion on a failure to
get a pet toostume ready in time
for that occasion of occalons.
Your reporter recieved an invitation
some time ago to visit this depart,
rnent and he was not slow to respond.
After climbing two or three flights
of stairs we were cshcred into a room
where we were met by Miss Tnaxton
woo has charge of the class in gar
ment cuttiog and fitting, After bt
ing introduced to the class, we were
shown through the room where
some of the young ladies were draft
ing patterns, some cutting out and
fitting garments, others still were
sewing. The system in use now
was introduced by Mr. S. D. Ramsey
and is called the National Garment
Cutter. Mr, Ramsey is travelling
through the South introducing his
system in the schools and colleges,
and wherever he ha3 been he re
ceives most flattering notices. The
beauty of this system. Miss Thaxton
says, is its simplicity, almost anyone
having any knowledge at all of cuts
ting and fitting can learn in a few
hours Co make any kind of perfectly
fitting garment, and make it in the
verv latest style. One pupil learn
ed (ha whole system peifectly in
four hours. The young ladies are
very much pleased with their new
work and are proud of their aehiev
meat3 in this line and Miss Taaxton
seems to be very popular with them.
She says some of her pupils did not
even know how to saw when she first
Came, one yoaug lady was pointed
out who was just beginning to learn
and seemed to be very much ashamed
of her ignorance. 'You see'' re
marked Miss Thaxton,' I am trying
to fit these young ladies out for good
wivep," at which remark all the
voong ladies shook their heads,
indignantly showing plainly they had
no idea of ever taking such a coarse,
fbe-e young woaien intend to make
all tljeir commencement Presses and
will make Dr. Dixooa suit of clothes
which he will wear on that occasion.
In our opinion this is a step In the
right direction, the young ladie9 will
not only become more independent
bat it will enable them to feel that
in case they should ever be thrown
upon the world they will baye a
means of support. Dr. Dixon is
delighted with the department, and
we wish every female school in the
South would have just such a depart
ment.
HOW'S 1HIS.
We offer One Hundred Dollors reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured bv takins Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J.DHENEY &CO., Props., Toledo,
O.,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligaticns made
by their firm.
West & Truex, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio. VValding, Kinnan & Mar
vin, Wholesale Drugfsts, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter&lly,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
4-16-lm.
Regular Publications Best.
No one takes op a regular publicat
ion without the expeetation of fin
ding something of interest. The
oiuople act of turning the pages is
as ositive an example of expectation
as is the opening of a closet if one
is in eearch of a coat. Hence an
announcement in a regular publica
tion ha3 an advantage over any
otber form of business solicitation
tbat of meeting tha sooght for eye
at a time that it is in a mood for
such greeting. A. C. Ladd.
Iov Try Xli.
It will cost yoa nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cougb, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Cnest or Lungs. Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranted to
give relief, or money be paid back.
Suffere fioin La Grippe found it just
toe thing and under its use had a
speedy and perfect recovery. Try
a sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good a
tiling it K Trial bottle free at E.
T. Whitehead & Go's Drag .Store.
Large size 50c. and $ 1.00.
THE LATEST FADS.
W a tebtroo F rouge U the Latest in
venlion for the toilet tafble.
The latest i&d among equestriennes ;
is to ride one day to the leit &u2e, the
next to the right.
Amovo the recent novelties in silver
gx- xls Is a match box with a compass
imbedded In one side.
CArLE8TiCK.s for the corners of rooms
are row designed in wood. They are
two feet high, new and inexpensive.
Av idc a from Paris that one or two
New York hostesses recently introduced
Ls that of serving a dinner at &raall
tables, in lieu of one long one.
One of the latest fancies of fashion
has decreed carriage lamps in the
shapes of various flowers. There is the
lily lamp, the rose lamp, the violet
lamp, and so on, all very odd and very
expensive.
The ladies of York, Neb., have a
"guess party." The ladies send the
gentlemen invitations reading: "Party
in our set this evening. Guess where
and come there." It is needless to say
tli boys get around late, as they fre
quently visit a dozen houses before find
ing the right one.
A new fad in New York is called the
hot pine bath. Those who take it lie
in a tank and have the tepid extract of
the pine poured upon them, and are
wonderfully exhilarated by it. "Taken
your pine this week?" Ls a common
question now in the diilerent down
town stores.
Columbia college (Mo.) girls have
an Engagement and Marriage club.
Every time one of them has a gentle
mau escort to whom she is not en
gaged she pays twenty-five cents into
the treasury. When a member becomes
engaged she pays in five dollars. When
a member gets married the club pre
sents her with one hundred dollars.
A MUSICAL MELANGE.
Dn. TIans von Bulow has decided to
jive up public piano recitals.
Sarsaate, the violinist, has pocketed
;wenty-five thousand dollars as the net
profit of a two months' tour in England.
Rubinstein says that fifty per cent.
f the Germaus understand mnsic, six
een per cent, of the French, and two
er cent, of the English.
Mips Sandeeson, an American singer,
e-ceived the gold medal of the Dane
Drog order from the king of Denmark
ifter her first appearance in Copen
hagen. Mb. John W. Hutchinson, of the f am
dy of singers once so well known, re
cently held a reception on tte occasion
of his seventieth birthday at Lynn,
Mass.
Among some music lately published is
a Spanish dance by an Italian composer,
with a French title page engraved and
printed in Germany and published in
London, with a Boston imprint added.
Franchetti, the composer of the
opera Asrael, has become insane, and
has been placed in a private asylum.
He is closely related to the wealthy
house of Rothschild, and has been living
in Dresden, near which city he is now
confined.
The late Harvey B. Dodsworth, the
well-known New Y"ork bandmaster,
furnished the music at presidential in
augurations for the last thirty years.
During the war, free of charge for his
own services, he furnished the armies
of the north no less than fifty band
masters and five hundred musicians.
NAMES NOT MENTIONED.
A citizen- of Banta, Ind., has a clock
made entirely of wood, which has been
an excellent timekeeper for sixty years.
The Athens (Ga.) bar is made out of
young men. One of the practitioners is
under twenty -one, while six are under
twenty-five and thirteen are under
thirty.
A celebrated German restaurateur,
in bankruptcy proceedings, has con
fessed that for years he has served horse
and asses' meat to his customers for
venison.
There are twenty-three ancient wid
ows now drawing pensions from the
government because their husbands
were soldiers in the revolutionary war.
Three of them are 93 years old and the
youngest 72. -
Some of the Alaskan natives acquire
very respectable fortunes in the fishing
trade. A Nicholas Bay Indian has been
known to pay down one thousand dol
lars in hard cash for blankets and
trinkets for one potlach.
A good-natured colored lady, whose
memory was a little hazy, died the other
day near Columbus, Mo., of old age. It
was her boast that "she was so old she
couldn't zactly 'member; but she was
between ninety and one hundred and
thirty-four." - wtv. -.
A young man with small feet was the
last person to leave a friend's house
after a social entertainment in Lewiston,
Me. The only pair of rubbers that he
could find proved to be badly matched
a No. 6 and a No. UK- Ue wore the
small one, and the other still awaits a
claimant.
PITHY POINTS.
When a rumor is in the air of course
it has no foundation.
"Wee Lung is going to try Dr. Koch's
lymph on his name. N. '. World.
The bill poster knows his place, and
there he sticks. Yonkers Statesman.
Every one who goes up the Pike's
peak railway travels in cog. St. Joseph j
News.
"I've gone through a great deal," re
marked the saw as it emerged from the
log. Jester.
A greedy man should wear a plaid
vest, so as to keep a check on his stom
ach. Ledger.
The meat of a volume is generally
found on the table of contents. Bing
hamton Republican.
A sailor home from a long cruise
couldn't sleep in the house, for it made
him feel more at home to "lay out on
the yard."
"The Decline and Fall of Roam" is
the -title of the book which the great
American tramp Intends to write. In
dianapolis Journal.
People wonder when they find how
rapidly health is restored by taking P. P.
P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas
sium). Thereat on is simple, as it is a
powerful combination of the roots and
herbs of the horn
ODD BITS HERE ANlJ TMERts,
"Old Conelt Railkode" vtjis the 1
superscription on a p-vstal can! which
recently passed through the LVtoa post j
otlic.
A bton-e building at LVeatur, Mich., :
is nicknamed "Mummery bixk," 1
cause ail the village t-crt soieties
meet there. ,
B. F. tkabne. of Lynchburg, Vy,
has in his pofvseion a curiously carved
violin, said to have once beva the prop
erty of Thomas JeiTerson.
'tearing of brief names, there is a
family in France named B, one ia Bel
gium named O. a river in Holland called
the Y and a village in Sweden named A.
On the top of a dead spruce tree at
Brookfield, Ore., are growing au elder
and salmonberry bush as complacently
as if on terra lirma, two hundred feet
below.
The ninety-foot tower erected at
Kearney, N. J., in 1S43 has been torn
down. A man named llakell built it,
and on a certain day ascended it with
his family expecting the Lord to snatch
them into Heaven.
A Philadelphia cable-car turning a
frtre.ct curve jolted the "bang" oil the
forehead of a stylish lady and flung it
on the newspaper of a gentleman whe
was reading of a scalping incident some
where west.
A club composed of married men ha.
been started in Hannibal, Mo. The s
tensible object is to induce married n;ct
to spend their evenings at home. The
meet very frequently, almost every
evening, at a drug store and pass hours
talking about the pleasures which mar
ried men miss by spending much of
their leisure outside of their own house
holds. THE UNITED KINGDOM.
It is proposed to build an open-air
theater at the Crystal palace, London,
with a seating capacity for five thou
sand people.
The consumption of tea in the United
Kingdom during 1890 reached the un
precedentedly high figure of 5.02 pounds
per head.
About half of the kerosene consumed
in Great Britain comes from the United
States, three-eighths from Russia, and
one-eighth from Scotland.
In England the old four-posted bed
stead is the pride of the- nation, but the
iron or brass bedstead is fast becoming
universal. The English beds are the
largest beds in the world.
Throughout the whole of British In
dia 105,83S,3.r7 males and 111,332,927 fe
males, or 217,171,284 persons in all, are
totally unable to read or write and are
under no instructions of any kind, more
than one-tenth of the males and about
one-ninth of the females belonging to
Bombaj'-.
At a recent meeting of the Geological
society, London, a model of . the largest
gold nugget yet found in western
Australia, known as the "Little Hero,"
weighing 330 ounces 8 pennyweight,
found at Shaw's Fall, 200 miles from
Roeburne and SO from Nullagine, sit a
depth of 8 inches, was exhibited by Mr.
Harry Page Woodward, F. G. S.
The bank of England was established
in 1694, and is older than anjT of the in
stitutions of the class in any other of
the great nations. It was not the first
of the important financial houses, how
ever. The bank of Venice was created
in 1101, that of Genoa in 1407, that of
Hamburg in 1G19 and that of Rotterdam
in 1G35. In 1S03 the bank of France
was established.
EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE.
Two English chemists have conclud
ed from experiments that phosphor
esence can be produced by ozonized
water.
In a minute the lowest sound your ear
can catch has been made by 990 vibra
tions, while the highest tone reached
you after making 2,228,000 vibrations.
A new process for burning coal with
out smoke has recently been discovered.
It consists in sprinkling water contain
ing a special preparation of resin over
the coal, and the result there is no
smoke and the glow is as intense as
coke.
Experiment has proved that, if a del
icate piece of lace be placed between an
iron plate and a disk of gunpowder, and
the latter be detonated, the lace will be
annihilated, but its impression will be
clearly stamped on the iron.
If a box six feet deep were filled with
sea water and allowed to evaporate un
der the sun, there would be two inches
of salt on the bottom. Taking the aver
age depth of the oeean to be three miles,
there would be a layer of pure salt 230
feet thick on the bed of the Atlantic.
In a criminal lately beheaded in
France the beats of the heart were
noted during more than six minutes,
and experiments were made to demon
strate the independence of the ventricu
lar and articular contractions; this is
the first time such observations were
ever made on man. .
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NEW YORK BREVITIES.
New York stands well financially,
her actual surplus being $3,736,502.77.
New Yoke burglars, the other day,
stole eight hundred sets of false teeth
from a store.
In a district between Seventeenth and
Nineteenth streets, New York, live 100.
000 persons, where there are eight
churches and 2S0 saloons.
Twenty years ago possibly 5,000 roses
a day was the limit of supply for New
Y'ork city; now as many as 50.000 a day
can often be found there.
New York is ahead of all the other
cities if individual riches running up
into seven or more figures is meant. It
is said that New York has over one
thonsand millionaires, while London
has six hundred, Paris five hundred,
Berlin two hundred and Vienna one
hundred.
A New Y'ork club lecently gave a
dinner to all the principal freaks in the
dime museums. Living skeletons, fat
women, turtle boys, contortionists,
magnetic women, Chinese giants, calf
headed boys, three armed and four
legged born, dined and danced with
their hosts until a very late hour.
A fret worth knowing is that blood dis
eases which all other medicines fail to
cure yield slowly but surely to the blood
cleansing properties of P. P. (Prickly
Aeh, Poke fioot and Potassium,
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v holes a Liu mtuci'Jisrrt.
licoman D.otk, SAVANNAH. &A.
For sale by. E. T. wiiiT:iin:i
& Co.. Druggists. i-'J-ly-
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Chicago, Jll., Jan. 21, I'O i.
A. P. Gid'taiii'UK, Sai'itnah, (hi.
Peak Sik: My son, a man oT C
years, was attacked with I,h indie, a 1 1 1 ,
believing it to be of malarial origin t - U
your Johnson's Tu.i: as d ncted v
Chills and Fever. '1 he result, was i.c
escaped the Fe?er winch follows ll"
Severe aching, and wa able t bo m
work the second nay. I was t:iki-:i :l i
t'-e disease. .Very lone in me lrjant
ache, and my hulk-ring was una. I was
comp lied to g. homu and to bid.
fullv expected to be there a week. Mv
sou tohl i ii e of his experience, nnd ur,-.
n:e to take Johnson's Chill ai.d
To;:ic. I did so, with reuiiit. -i'
all tbrouh the night, and was agrceahly
surprised to see that no fevi-r ( am. .
C;l)tiiMi"i until I hnd doses hit w,--iK
and exhausted: but wo 'cr, an 1 AchV-.
di-appa?ed. Next iiijrinng 1 had a
good apy3titc for in- breakfast, Sill
quite well and went to mv bnir i ;. ,
1 ever was. Since then 1 baye tru-.l si
with like two other cases, Your
truly. W. W. CALDWELL,
President ami ii.;ui.a.' r.
La Grippe corresponds yery iK-ailv
witlj our I'.rokcn Bom: Fever or len'f
Fever. Johnson's Chill and f-V-ver T .: i:
liafpt'Cilio for any malarial troubl--.
hence it cures La guppe-
For sale hy all Druggists, a'id om
cent bottle guaranteed to cure ::i every in
stance, or uiouey refunded.
'J-23-ly.
Special to The Ladies.
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F URN I S II ES
N E W YORK E X C II A N (i h
At the following rates :
1 to i dollars : cents
v 10 v
10 20 10
-'0 30 l.
30 40 ., 20
Lorper amts. at I of oijC per cr ii!.
3-19-tf.
SELIMT
SEVEN-EIGHTS FURCIIERON
I will stand my fine OKAY
HORSE at tLe folloiymj; places :
mmmnjtnmmn'DcmiEraairaraEr.racci r;,
Tillery March L'lrd,
EnGeld, rdarch 27'.:.,
Scotland Neck, March
And r-t encb place cvtry i.inth d v' ;
thereafter.
i
Scooai
NRnir
Hanir
G, jr. COUGH EXOl'UA rVoTLAM . C,
Sol. Alexander, ) Z10 2-x j
GrK,ora- $ ! IlQmiOODCANNl.V . i-A CI OJlV,
DI T C ii NG. . fl
;E. P. HY m AW,
DitcLicg by contract on sjsr'. ' m mmmtiWwwwfrwm!u:n3.!x,:i;w tiw
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. ;
LIMUS liAKEK. I
3 5-301. .Scotland Neci:, N. ('. :
' 'WANTED
Quotation od u. 1 Log, f. o. t:.
Tillery, or cars, for immediate dc-j
liverr. Address
N. C. LUMBER CO.,
S-5tf, TILLKKY, T. C .
HOMINY!!
HOMINY! HOMINY
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Prices Pos lblc.
Call at tt-c liK U M 1 1. 1, t. . I b1"
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Kitified to pi n t !!..:i: '" "-r
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verified, by t'u- li.t. d-iv : A : t ' .
1S.CJ., or tbn !"'i;e ;'l 1 d
m bar f recover . i' r-:- ! '
ed to the e-t at" :r- r j !--; I V
make ir'iUi dl .te ; is .'- u: f.v.'
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(;. s. wii t ail ! .
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MONKV TO LOAN.
On i:r. proved firm 1-mi N f
i:',00 and i:p !.- t i i; -. i
srna'l arinutl u 'a'ni' i t ' ! -i : ' I
of ye i s. 1 h i - t r.aldn t .-"'' "'' t
.ay t.'X his i elel.t-'-' - ' i '.. 1
iiautm lii- rro( in i- ;r
Apply t' i; LUTON , ! !1 Vl .
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VI 11 Cm. II 'b iv, :.' '.
I. I). II I . L
l i: A I) i n .' i; r r ii i; i:
moved up town to l.i f'i:ii "i
Main .Street near the l'n;k mi I.
lit
7 :Mr;c;' -yA
Stay VT'n hup;d - -, hnr.d.
(Ji l CiiSto:uers i- . ;t.d t ; I'd I.
H. G. JOUES,
Contri?';lfir ai. S li'ii!-!-:,
Co&trai:tH tal.er. fnr ALL L'INL
building Uui' or Wo-,:., ;r 5i:
superintended by the day,
Ehtiuiatc, l';-Hi u-id S; -r.'.icn
tioria carcf-ily - 1 V.:vi-ll
ut .short- notice.
Price. rusdc to bivA the t;m-.
Uracktt-i of!! ! I' . H.-rdl
work of all dc.-ciij-'i -u- ; ' u
short uoticc s.t v:.::v l-.v: i .;.
I have fn:ploy"i a KIIT-L'LArjS
tinner and v,hMi in m -d .t - :!.!o
in that Hnt: I v A be "lad lo ir
you priC-S.
Jl. (j. JOXKS.
I Ifl Ol .( l". . ' ''
Manager,
irslothet,l'e 4 r" "
ULACK BKIiUIES, WliaUTI-K
BEUKIES and TOMATOES.
rjOrdcra solicited
5-12-Iie.
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