THE DAILY iWORKMAfi
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i lx times a wank Mult .i wrsper, t 3.00
year,' la advaaosi Tot Jx months, fl.60,
; for three months, W oenta, and to those wh
K oasts pSf dn deferred pl'jWrtiH
vi ft pay
1 .2M BMly : Workman
la 6.-eenabaro. sad being ox suited dallr ay
aorta of . business at to, la a spliad'd advar
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using medium. The emdttlea .IvsrHf
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. RAILWAY QUIDS. ,
ilw - 0iiN8ioR0, Feb.-1, 1889.
'aioxiJoW e! iavtjxs baxlmab.1'
Arrive from Rtohmond el-" 4J a m
M i-!-"
Leave for Richmond at
850pm
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NOBTH OABOIJ1U tSTTiaOAIV
Arrive from Charlotte at
Leaves to? Charlotte at
IrrlTse Irora Ooldsbero at
Leaves for Qoldaboro at
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800 a m
A 40 pm
9 50am
10,45 m
,8 25 cm
JIM la.
vbb.m
10 50 p m
FOBTH-WWTIRS l.'O, KAQJoAS.'
Arrives from Salem fct J V Ut 7 45 aka
I v iaJ .v .v. 4 V - v ' A 15 v u
-Leaves for Salem at , 10 CO am
r- : r!' 5 :' '10 64pm
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, , ft f. t . t, juruaoijs, t
,. ... t rain moving norm.
t' Leave Bennettaville'at , 6 20 a. m.
,'Arrive at Greensboro, . . . . ,2 25 p,,m,
' Leave Oreensboro. .......... 2 50p.m.
r Arrive Ml Airy 8 50 p. m.
. lraint Moving Soutjl. .,
(.j Leava Ml. Air. .8 45 a. m.
, .Arrive at Greensboro........ 7 45 a. m.
,., Leave Greeoaboro 10 05 a. m.
, Arrjve at ieoDettaville,,t,,..7 30 p. m.
SCHEDULE OF MAILS:
going North cloaed 18 00 pm
v;r.-,.r - ;" - 7J0am
- Bonth -
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' Salem Br'oh"
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9 0 a m
9 00pm
9 00am
9 00pm
9 00pm
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General delivery open from B DO a m
. m cvipn., zopi annng tne aum
P bntion of maila. The Money Order and
fiegiatered Letter ofSoe open from 9 00
mtoOOOpm..,
J, vAU ohurch notloea,lacliidlag Sabbath Bohool,
.meetingt' tor . prajw,' Tnlaalonary rotln.
t'Wteklv and other leetnrei oa ehnr&k vwk,
lnaerted freeoreharge, M heretofore.' ' Abo
notioei of mamaxea ani deaths, not nceced
Ing tea (10) lines each. ll otherannounoe.
?mrta snbot,tp'rtgnlar adteiUlog ratA' ;
L00AL IUIELLIGENOE.'
Ofi -i-There ire oiriv four prlsodltsila
till no fluul I'
wn in to w a. iuu.
., ill 1 1 I
.-jjii snad a V very' pretty little
nowUit nfgbfi toJ beautliul to last.
JfU ivuHu'Ii'i till n.vm .'0 IfTK" f4
KuJ.Tha'flreenRsaro Ohorit' SdiiitV
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jnoeta tonight j all are reqoeated to be
resent.-- v--' W: m Ji-,i;
V i-Mf. Ab'Mendehhall,n who 'lui
J n'atteaing! --.BroWn JCfuive'raity', it
'Vhere en w '?'
-nifd- it' ' "'
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f-lifiaa Mary Frayser, of liqhinbnd,
x i'Va.k' it hen on a visit' t her'1 friend,
VJ''r :- H'n'v!-i.i !
...i -Mr. and Mra. v f L R. Hall re-
'turned hat weak from abriel.yiaR to
.iWlr former kome is Fayettefilie. ;
- .. - .w - f t L A 1 1 V I LI Alii 1
' ? i-Twcl Texas editors fought 1 tt' dael
iiamla and doore ; Editors asva elaas
-hiv an Aversion to being shot: r!
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' ' A u..k.. ...t .frnm
tWA. UU1H1 VHUI nUn MIKM. '
nnit piacn yesteraay auernoon ror
died at her home near Hillsdale yea-
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., i-ihe. wiimineton - oser. aava 4 uiat
V ,VirW aUg gULU sa uatnuivuw) if
ih fopUhat f gvlM Hrf r.i,
Vi it i y.'..w,.-.. Hi... ,y. AO':' :
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'. -k.Ttfiimkora nf nnnl. find that the'
, yfi ------ - r - . . 7 : ' .
';!abinTat;,,!.Tha fact UL !the string
.f id. lalok Viaa hMn ntill.fi n. Thl.
Is the hard cider'f; the matter; ine
iwtnAr ha been. dosed to keeD out ' the
Vol. 6. Greensboro,
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One ol the moit stubborn facta
with which we hayV.to deal it, the
necessity' of giving employment to
honest people who have nothing to
do. ".
Servicee at the . Baptist church
every afternoon at 3 1 30 p. ax. and
preaching eyery mghat,- 7 1 30 by
Rev'. Dr. Hutaoiu All are cerdially
invited to attend all the services.
Mrs. Alex. Campbell, now ot
Fayetteville who resided in Greens,
b'orq toifjWo or three yeajs up to jjst
summer, is paying visit to the city,
the guest of Mrs.' Annie Cator, in
North Greensboro.
' The Madison Leader says that
Mrs. Harry Bradfield and children,
from Fate, Texas, are on a yisit to
relatives at Prestonvif.e. Mrs. Brad
field was Miss Clark, of Oak Ridge,
Mr. C. P. Vanslory and George
have returned from their trip to Ten
nessee. . They went to a number of.
important places, Including Nashville
and Mr. Vanstory avers that the stock
he bought ts the finest ever brought
to this market. !'
!-.n..u'- . r'-o 1
Doii'r Wast It. -We met a friend
On the street this morning vhom we
know $0 be well op jut, railroad matter!,
and of whom , we have several times
thought and' spoken aa. ' auitaUo per.
ton to fill the offioe of- State' Auditor,
and said to him ; We think of nam
ing yon as one of the Railroad Com
niUwon." 1 Blushing alight! j ho'tnrne
away, ikying plainly, by ..look,, wor
and fcotion that he neither1 desired nor
thopght of such , a ' ibing.','' Aoj yet
we venture that no one of more oapaolt j
for the ptaoe hubjen mentioned, he '
dtSerepaeta that .thyriend(we (aame
is'nooe of' ajobndeven he
.wre1 bej would not be a eandidatd for an
lBee :n'i.i ,
One of "bur Boya'?in Charlotte
The Chronicle refers with high com
mendation to an address before the
Charlotte Teachers' Council by Prof.
Henry Louis Smith, of Davidson Col
lege j
After religions exeroiaea and 'the
regular programme, Prot. Henry Louis
Smith, of Davidson College, delivered
an address on " English in a Country
SohooL" '
He divided his aubjeot into three
prtsi "Correition of Prevalent Er
rora in Language Proper use of Puna
tnetion Marks, and , EoglUh Composi
tion." . . ' " -. .-. 1 '. y ; ' ?
Prof. Saaith is a remarkably' fluent
speaker, and he treated , his aobjeot in
such a masterly manner, that he inter,
ested not only the teaohers,'' but every
one else who heard him. n'.'.-s r- vi..
He illustrated the manner in whiph
he used to Uaoh in a village school, and
his statements were Bo clear' abd sim
ple, that hit audienoe 'were not aur
prised that he had made a suooeas.4s a
, Every .one Was sorry wbn the ad
dress tame to a close, and the teachers
insisted , on Prof. 1 Smith's delivering
another address at an early day. " '
i One Iwill see at a g'aoce that the
divisions of the objeot showed 1 an afif
qnamtanee with the needs of the times;,
and gave occasion Ifoif many' agooct hijt
at prevalent errors, . tt )' a solemh
fact, aa some writer 7 has already said,
that ,Wide men are . talking ; animala,
and- do more ; talking - than anything
else, . it is 'Iu talking that they' inoijt
signally fail p to which weguay, add
that, only when they : write; they do
Still WjflMl,'.. ',r, ,. ''.. , j
W. C, Monday. February
. Oo Tueasy, Wednesday and J
Thursday evenings of next week the
ladies of Greensboro will hold a fair
for the benefit of the Steim Fire Co.
of the city. A very interesting feature
of the Fair "will be the voting for
several handsome and elegant prizes.
The third on' the list Is an emblemat
ic faadge to the most popular fireman
in Greensboro.
r Jiutls.
Oranges, Bananas, Bologna Sausage, Chip
Beef, Apples and Early Boas Potatoes for seed,
by tbs barrel or bushel ' BmpsctfallT,
fit 9w J. E. Thou.
t
BMfaOsi tsi sut Or(ds.
We have for sals a one Soyal Oran, eleven
stops. As good as new) havlog been used
verf The oost of tills Instrument was
125. It will be sold at the low price of 975.
Come and ex ml as It and secure a bargain.
Call on atooor A Co., at their store under the
Central Hotel,' opposite Post Office. fll-lw
A good yoke of OleO, three years old, well
broke. Apply to Loou Jf. Hoos,
reiw cl' i ..: . Kew Oarden, N. O,
...Greatest bargains In the city can be had
In Gentlemen's and Ladles' Kisses' and Chil
dren's Fine Shoes, at ' G. H.'RoTSTaB'a.
Bli stock lost received. Don't forget to
call U yon want to save money. fOtf
'. ...
Jul Received.
Klce Una of' Plashes, Dress Qoods, Hosieries,
Jerseys, Corsets, and most anything yon want
at the lowest prloss. " Dont forget to call.
. Baapectmtly
fO-tf '-:' O. H. Botutkb. i
. . . . : 'v . : re aUt
I have for sale two beautiful building lots on
Edgeworth street la the olty of Greensboto.
Both are well sltttstad and one has a .splen
did oak grove'.'" win sell eheap for cash. ', Ap
ply to v:'' Jefc"wY Forms, fc J; ' f8-tf
..TtrS Rogssa- Beaty-rtbe . prettltet and
laesi Bavdredf apple onthe sisrket, also Cheap
apples by tssmfeafrtf,'fr family tv ' ' ;
Just received nW Beef bllfpper ahd beef to
go with it ; , r V - V'V'k, . . I
, Another lot of cheese the same quality sa
heretofore. ..A new snpplypf mountain buck
wheat flenr, and evy beans,, excellent mo
lasssa,. and rib, side meat ,to' aoatch.; Or
anges, bananas aan nna oandlea. : 1
The above, and a fe other articles not men-
Uoned; oanbefonnd M1'1 , DODoatr's,
Next door to Dally, Workman; ; 1 ' J7-1W
. ' . Psuw'aTrtosai ,,..'..."
Ws have booeht direst from "Robert Bulst
Philadelphia) Pa., a 1argf 'stock of their "Prize
Medal". Garden needs, which .we offer to our
wholesale sod retail trade at olose ngures.
Bnists seeds are so well known that we' need
aay nothing about them hare.
. J. W. Scott A Co.
1 .. JPevewie Cansvp.
One good horse and boggy, harness and Lap
Bobs. The mare Is only g years eld and per
fectly safe for 4 lady to drive.;.' Apply at this
office. . itt-tt
' laethlag' IVewr' ,
for all Housekeepers. A patented Coffee and
tea Pot The best thing on record, , You will
do wed to call at the v ; ; :, , ; ,i v i
OaiuiHAb Racist 8tobb, l
f5-lw - Next door to Express office.
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Two lots of ground 65x270 and 85x419. well
drained, situated on TJndsay street, near
Oraded School. There are 45 fruit trees 1 year
Old on these lots.! Address Box 811," t
J4-8t .mT.; .-h iiiii . wi'i Greensboro, M. C; 1
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f One new two-story dwelling eontalnlng
seven rooms ne cottage eohtslnlng live
rooms'and a good basemenr,: splendid out
houses, large lots, good gardens,' good wells
of excellent water t situated on McCulloch
street, In a good neighborhood, convenient to
Belle-Vue Institute. Terms ' reasonable and
easy. Apply to Mas. b-avme. ruoir, j., ;.
ftw;,');-' !; Sotith Greensboro;.';
' Choloe building lot,' 75x180 feet, in Keogh's
addition. North Greensboro. s; j K.4?,;
Jan3l-tf
U A. BilLCT.
A 044 BusImmm pppertatUlr.
. . Any person desiring to bay a Stock ef Staple
goods with an established trade, both whole
sale and retail, win do well to apply at this
office. ' No opposition in bnalness. Call on or
address Dally Workman, Greensboro, Guilford
li, 1889. No. 217. -
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, i . ' nwcklatary. .
Having engaged 1st other business, I shall
offer at Public Sale at my factory near the de
pot, lh Greensboro, N. C, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 5th, 1889, the following Machinery used
In the tniQufkctore of tobaocn, Tlx i
One No. I Hydranllo Pump, msnufsctured by
Talbott ft Sons.
Three Betalmlb mTd by Talbott A Sons.
Eight Box Screws, " "
Two sets 0 Inch shapes, one set 9 In. shapes,
three sets 11 Inch shapes, one set 12 In. shapes,
two large brass licorice kettles, and a great
deal tf Uner machinery and fixtures In the
same line.
This maohlnery U all In good condition and
will be sold for cash on the day above stated.
W. A. FlBLDS,
Jan28-d-2w
Ererr Blavkksnlth
In Nerth Carolina sliould send for one of those
new style Tweer Irons manufactured by the
' Eioli Focndbt Co ,
f5-6w Greensboro, N. C.
i,n4 Ale,
By virtue of the power ve-ted In the rinder
signed as administrator of Joseph F. Caosey,
by a mortgage deed executed by Jesse Hons,
ton and Marls, his wife, on the 7lh Febroary,
1881, to said Joseph F. Caussy and recorded In
book 61, psge W, In the Beglster's office of
Guilford connty, the undersigned as adm'r ol
(aid Causey will sell, for cash, atpubllo auc
tion, at the frrnt door of the Court House In
Greensboro, Monday, 4th day of February,
18S9, a tract ef land under said mortgage.
situate 8 alias east of Greensboro, adjoining
tne lands or zee. Pritchett, Peter Pass. Hearr
Fowler and Joshua Galloway, purporting to
convey four acres, more or less. ... , .
.. v . , , W. A-FlHUajti 1
Jan28-d-lw u Adm'r i.t. Caoey.
fgrpUaai Braun i sugar Carat
Oar customers all recollect this celebrated
brand of u Sweet Corn" we Introduced last
season, and oar large and increasing trade on
it proves it to be what w woommendei
"The aneet packed," Is what we say of It
une hoodrod dozes Is what we bought for yon
tws season,. Cajliwlt lt, -ruAi v m
' -VUy. 8oott AOo'a.
. . '. .the Piedmont Bank is open for business
for the present in The People's Five Cents Sav
ings Bank ofOreensboro.' ' We expect' to be in
oorowa building in a lew Weeks. V '' J " ;
!. i.j irji .:! . J ir, Wikstsud; '
Jaa.U-'894f, :.':i )i.n '-' Y 'Cashier. '
.v. jt14' "- iai s iil in i i ' 1
PaOaUaki. mm
Prime Navy Beans,- California Lima Beans,
Lima
OatGrit.Oat Meat, New crop Hdmlny and
grits, OaroUna Rice, nice frl3 Potatoes, prune
uvumm vuu iuii ' ou(ur--0iaa," nuueiiaxe
Fish, George's Hams apd breakfast bacon, new
TnrklBh and California Prunes. "- 410 Virginia
and New York buckwheat flow Graham floor.
New good arriving dally. Come and see for
yourselves. . - ' ,!..,,, i '
, J. w. soon A Oft,
.) . -Bane Oracker.) :' ' Ji'
We dont mean to tell' you anything about
"Boss Crackers," as they -seU ' themselves
wherever Introduced, but we only wish to say
we have received a fresh supply better than
ever (If possible.) ; , ,- " ,
.. J. W. Boott A Co's
' .11 m . ' '
, , TVee,,8lr. ,r
I am fixed at the eld Brockmann Stand,
corner Sycamore and South Elm streets, where
I shall be glad to wait On my former" onstom-
ersanaaa many new ones as may tee at to fsv
vofme.! Here are some of the tblngw I 'keep
for sale t. A full line of pipe; tobaooo, sane"
and cigars, strings for violls, batrjo and gultatj.
Matches, soap, starch, bluing; -sugar Aofljas
and tea t candy, raisins, flgs and dates, canned
goods, chipped beefj etc Bread and -cakes a
TPW ,r V'.Min ' .WTO!'
The payings suad, ,DdsmmI BMakwA
, . , k Called Meeting. j rt t,,m J
The undersigned stockholders ol the Saffines
and Deposit Bank of N. O. request that a call
be made lor a meeting of tfae'steekholdws of
said bank at the banking house la Ureensborq,
on the 4th day or February, lb89, at the boor
ef 10 o'olao a mv for- the purpose of adoepa.
Ins toe amended charter passed bv ' the Uearta
lature of N.. O., at ttf present sesaiop, , a a for
other purposes.-1 1 . i v-' 1 ,
L. It. ttcotu WjH. fllll, o.' 8. Bemeaat,
D. F, uaidweiu w. k. Mm ray. V w..c. Ben
bow; w. u; rorter.u. wuketieid, tiios-. woo-n.
roffe, Ji L. Mlchaus,. F.; Flshbkite,.) Ai;W.
Soott, l A," Smith, B. G. Newoomb, -W. fA.
Fields. J. W MoNalrV. J. B. Mendenhall. J. 8.
Cox, W. B. Burgees, W .O, McLeaa, Mrs. a. B.
novo, e. o. orown, nm, o, aii. . -t jaaio-wa
- 1.
.i-w'i.; W, Wallehead: ;':'
' , Offers for sale or rent his dwelling house ' (8
rooms) on Asheboro street, next door te West
minster, ohurchr ln a,,ood, aelghborheod,
with fine mater, and located on- the principal
resldenoe 'Street ot the city. Apply at resi
dence. , anl4-tfi
shows what adrertlsersf think. , Office and
Benbow HaU, South Elm street .
fi VaUesiUa
Jnst reoetved a large and Aloe a sotted
stock of Valentines, - 1
n-8w,. - , K. K. Paloclscok A Bao.
MsvpleSrwap.
and Virginia Buckwheat Flour is what you
want these cool mornings for breakfast A
supply of .both received this week at
.,.!., BOTTuo a.
tr Kent. -
Two desirable houses In the best neighbor
hoods In Oreensboro Also other bourns for
rent. Yarns Baoau .
Try the "Grand RfDubllo" the best el
gar on earth for 5 centa, at Tate Bro's drag
store. oSW-tf
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Dlrldend N.ilc.
The Trustees of Wilson a ttttober are now
paying a fourth dividend of 5 per cent at
National Baak of Greensboro.
January 5, 1889. lm . ,
O- -
.... Begin the New Year aright, and keep It
up, Make your wile a present of a barrel of
Pstepsco Superlative Flour the best tn the
world Demand It of your -roow, ju4 take
no other. YatiI Bans., '
'..deW-tf WbolesawsxantA
I'r sal. Cheap. '-
M0ns building lot on corn er of Bdgewbrtll and
Gaston street.! 95x148 feat: and one Int n-ont.
lng on Edtrewdfth 100x140 feet. One or both,
or these lots will be sold low far cash. Apply
at once to M . Howabd,
nlo-tr Greensboro Book Htorei
' - Hanar. ao West Bariaaw,
E. M. at C A. HendrU have establlsiMd
themselves In the bnslneM of drayage and Ore
wood suDDiT ror ine aoommMiation or aiuaeaa.
Their drmys win meet al in-coming trains, ana
trunks and other baggage will be eonveyod to
and fro at all hours, day or night 'u aay part
01 me city, men woooyara wm ee suppjed
with wood of all detcriptlooa desired, at rea
sonable rates, whether the westher be fair or
foul. Noadvantrgetaxeaef the weather. 3r
ders left at the store of Uendrlx A Pearee.
East Market street will hare attention. 'oSl-tf
r 1 -f ..' '' Jinl'-ii!
....For Christmas presents, such as a line
sUkor llnen handkerchtof, mnfflen, golohead
luiau.iuuiu&wvuOTi, luaineiB, gnifl iinsq.
ibrellaor walking cane, latest style puff
, Books, enlb and collars, "coon brand
oa saspenders, oranytlunglnrornblilng
en umDreiia or waiaiog
scarfs, 1
.wanton 1
call at Cartiahl's, under Central House.
ii m ij.Kf t a ii 0 fc i.mii.,i'v
. . Three Dwelling Houses For Kent,
(l) A commodious frame dwelling on Ashe
borostreetf la tront of JndgeSettleV '
(3) A oonrenlently arraaged and well rdtn
stvdrrmme dwelling on corner of King and
OorreU streets. , - , , .v - ' .
(8) A large brick dwelling conveniently
wunoiaAwermugruf'vii jmuy une, i.
nvr-u . Appiy to un
iis.JioAnoo-Kmsv
. , '.,..,.WBtSb,'.i..!.,,;f)()
One of the best store rooms in town. A
.Kia ' : M . L. if 11 '
nojmf
to-;
B.M.HHOj,V
susAiaM'rwBv.wierfI11'
At D. R. Yancer'a. stall No. a aUtuljid ,mk
-o
lower end of city market, yon will see the fln-
est beef, motion, pork, 1
and
sanssM -efiboth.
kinds pan am) link that has beeaseen slooa
Creenirooro has had 4 market. Yanoet is de
termined to seep constantly . en band
thing nice to please his customers. ,-, Don't (all '
to can oeiore ouying your Sunday supply. .
Aocs-tr ) 1 .. ,i..r.j.. . ii
y-j. ''"if- p i. o .'imcs , it
Al JHJk muu. uvim iUUUU
oysters
are extra large, and from tbe Nansemond rtve
f beds.; 1 A aUmlted qoanttly
sola families
uena in your orders early, pi
sell
on
'. VlBXO.
1. V.-1
I ."II 1 0 1 in' fi i.r..i'i:
Uav.T.a snb Ity t.
The big red sign at the racket store. Note
paper 80 quire, Thomas' black Ink 80, 80 lead
pencils 8 for So. , Laoe window curtains Tic
worth aLOQ. ,( J :, ae'4Hf
' ' ' raw'sii.''v'-5l "'J .
Storeroom formerly oocupted by it A. rhm
mlng co. f , Apply ty., , a u.WxioBx. -
Is wanted by a young lady to teach Drawing,
Painting and Elocution, with other braoohee
If desired. Apply to the editor of the Dally
workman. ; . ipiirtg ki.i mi ufl-u '
; -... . .i,,'i t .M of
... .1 am determlped to close nut a big lot of
Men's women's and children.' low cut shoes tt
some poo
Come earn ant ret Too ciok.
(Uly28-tr .
i.ttyr;
1 -Ml
But a mot that I hanslust nnetvnl I . ' Ittrim .
lot of those Ladles' Oxford I'les at prices to sole
everybody.' -Also a lot of Hess' low oat sheet
sad chikUea's wigwam Sllipert at ' half oost
Come and see them for yourself. . ,
JeiXWX,. , r,, OrWnA'ABMrrsija. .
tor Hale or Kant." -
a Dwelling house on East Waeulnttofi WtM. .
containing sern roB.s, pleasantly and pone.
nlently located, Is fpj; , sale on accomodating
terms. u Apply to , . . Da. B. M. Alimrol
nnelbtf iudvli :-J-v-. 1. 1 . , , .
' b tss Mecelred.i n i-'"
A large lot of banlo and violin .trimm at ; t ;
Any person or persons Wishing to pnr
Chase a large brlofc dwelling house of '18 rooms"
With three porches, that has been for yrt
need aa a boarding houe,ra neat cotm-a of
tout rooms, or nioe imuding lots cheap, ca be
accomodated on the mdst reasonable tei ins bv
Good people all, II you need yonr For. .
nlture varnished or repaired, if 4
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