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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and manufacturing Interests of F:redcricksbur? and the Tidewater and Piedmont Country.
vol. l.=)-No .58 Frkdericksburg Va. Saturday May 20, 1891). _Price?3 cents
NFiW SPRING OLOTH?NG.
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Hals, - ..- -,i I ,,u. a.
|,?r -? , ? t i 'rr A ? ,i "s
: ?,. I lolll
i \? 1 1. \ Y ION'S?.
CANNED Q0OD5, &c
FINEST GOODS
l: ?t n Baked ?Be in?
Su?Z ?r I'om in v.n ii
I '? i rent ? j, ; ?li'.
Straw l?.irie?v and Pin? .V r -1 ? I -"
Sardines, I,, l ?r. r and Salmon
H?U"d Beans with t m ?t
String Beans, Early June I'.-.??
I - titile, ( 'lllpp, d 1'.. if s ||
\Mlole ()\ TllllKUe, I'-.ite I II.HIl
K ,??f Beef, O.rned tteet
Mustard?, Salais, l'i I
s ni ? ?, i latsup, ?v ' , ?v ?
\- MAGRATU ? ("III.?I 1 \ s
Wood s "Trade Mark Brand."
German Millet.
.- the t- - >rt, and pi
; r-.m mi* fourth t ? ? ? .-? p? t
acre tn.m ordinal ^
II On- Ul.f keil ?Ii;,n llll> ?op we h,.\e ewr
flOW II BlWl It i- H C
crop n-u t* i ? ? e ? pun ha*? I
,i.i tjr ?if **?w*d that j I - la
.-. ?? le n \ i.u
i Wood's' Tr; .a Mark Brand
utbern-icrown Gorman Millet
?Trite tor ]
m hicli .i - .
Seasonable Seeds- ' ow Peas Soja,
and Velvet Beans Teosinte, Sorg
nums Buckwheat- Late Seed Pota?
toes etc
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Si "ilsnit'ii, - - Richmond, Va,
By Government Expert.
?BaiaHaa??B??Ht)a*araMaa?aaaaaaanaBi^?a?a?naaaariaa>?
Fee's Celery Compound llie Only Sprii
Remefly Fnflorsefl.
"1 heartil" recommend it, and ara i purifies the bl ? - macb,
glad t" give it my highest end irse- liver, I tnd tejaren
ment " ?t.- the fagged at or . i i -. i-?< t nervous
So writ? Mi*? M. A. Armstrong, the ?ystera. when everything i Ise t lil?
government microscopist, after making Pains'? ? lery comp >und, upon which
a painstaking exsmlnsti n ol Psine'i so much praise ha? been bestowed, li
oelery compound, the one remedy thai within the reach ol the humblest family
h?? with?Jtood -very oonceirable test Iu the
since t? was tir-r distx>vered by Dir? The in ?alculsbli amount i I good that
month's great pbysiolan-pn fessor and it i? doing in making sp-k and even de*
it? t ru.?,:!.?? submitted to tbe scrutiny ol ?pairing people well ahonld compel the
Ihe ablest practitioners in the world stM Dti >n i f evi rj p? rson who
'I'll u*andi "f letters have been re- i? i at of bealih.
reiv.it by the proprietors of the remedy Palne's oelery compound Invigorates
from men and women in every r-ommn* th'- nerve makes new blood, amnies a
tnty. all telling one experience?tbe mi- hearty appetite regulate? tbe b welaand
mediate relief and perft*ct ?2ure effeoted brings rmal action "f the
by this remedy. ? liver
ihe test physicians openly endorse The i ? pound
and recommend it, anthoriiingthe pub makes all the ?it;: tween Im?
lu- u?<> of their statements that Paine'c pure, tluggii i tired 11
celery oompound, in case utter case, ami healthy, energetic bodily o ?nditlon
our?'?? rheumatism sud kindred dices* - en sl ^' ? -- tnd health.
____XjO_-o sxjits.
THIS STYLE 25
This? . ? \ r.?v STVl.t-u l \l t. >K M \ i ? K st i .
men! by ??? peril
perfect tit and workmanahln. Colors Br??wn. Castor, Roya '< p. Navy lllue, Ui . Oreen
Mixture, Brown Mixture, Orar, TanandCadet. All Wo tb. Jacket 1?
Silk aliened rouirbont with Colored Taffeta S t dcalgn,
? : mit hi]??, demi train, i . '* ? bind*
, k *>lze? of Jackets, ? to to. Skirts, lenarlh'W toll: W Die Jacket m Ike? a
i hwiii weiirht Wrap, and will l?e useful for all e??ol dar? and evi ? ben >"n are
wearing P. K. skuis and Lawn Shirt Wai?t*. So with the Skirt it i i
n o ??? i t any time. Itoth J tirt makes Hand.ie Suit for traveling wear or
: I line ?if Man-Made Tailor Sulla of Riciraut $in.
The styles of close-fitting Skirts
almost compel some figures to wear
a small bustle, and we have just
opened a line of these that are
adapted perfectly to the require
ments 01 the skirt and form, which
we would like you to see.
E. W. STEARNS,
OPERA HOUSE DRY GOODS STORE.
Contractors.
GEORGE W. WROTEN.
?UILDfiR AND CONTRACTOR.
?vi!i iiiriiisli I'lan? and t?jiecirieation?, wll
?asstraet for erecting all classe? of
????ildinf-t?. furnish band? by tbe
day and superintend the work
in town or oonntry.
eaT" Chartres reasonabla
A. MASON GARNBR.
Contractor a ad Builder,
"rince?? Anne ?U. Uppoait? Tyler4? Foundrj
Sa*~(? uaranteea all work it? hi? line to be donr
promptly and In a flrst-olms? manner at rook
hottum prleea
E. K. WHEELER,
ducceaaor ol W ?lliama A Wheeler), conduct?
Ibe I'NDKliTAKINU BUBINK88 at the old
?land, coi ner Main and Charlotte street?. All
order? from borne and abroad promptly and
satisfactorily attended to either at night or
dsy.
SPONGES.
P Wo have just received from the Vol
? man Sponge Oo., of New York, a
Q splendid assortment of Sponges, and
-.. when yon need a Sponge for any
IN purpose we will be glad to show
G you onr stock. We have them at
all prices and grades, from a 1
P Slate Sponge to s 50 oent Bath
*? Sponge.
5 JOHNSTON k PEARSON,
DRUGGISTS.
Strictly Good Value.
Ladies Genuine Dongola Bntt. Coin Toe Pat. Leather tips, $1.00
Ladies Gennins Dongola Lace, Coin Toe,Pat. Leather tipst$1.60
Same in COMMON SENSE TOES, ail sizes.
This is without any exception the very besl sh?*?* produced
for the money.
BR?LLE d TIMBERLAKE.
921 Main ?Street, Opp. Market Entrance
il
and as a rule there isn't much improve?
ment. Put
Devoe's Lead and Zinc Paint
on your house and the improvement is
not only perceptible, but permanent.
For interior decoration this same paint
in combination with some of our select
-?WALL PAPER!*
makes a charming effect.
Adams' Book Store.
The SlsnrHr? Oil Tru*l
The method! of tin? Standard
Trust v?i?tc the inbjeot of Investiga
by the Indratrial Commission al W
ington. l-'rank S Monnett, th? -it
ii"\- gen? ml "f Ohio M h '. ihn ?tiff
|i tst tew in ?nth*, bai l"-en (?(.'hi
tin? Standard oil Company m i
State, wit- mi the ?tand ?j^ain?'
?renter part of the day My reaeoi
his i Ricial position Mr M inn? M
bean able to sei are mach deta ed
formation tttnoernlng the practicei
the oornpany against which he I?
Red.
The llt-Xt Hilt W;ls bmoglll uB?l
the Standard < >il Oompany, i?l ? ?i
m which it was charged thai the
i?- un/ ilion was a constituenl pari
the Standard OU Trust The ?opn
? urt if ?tin i, m :? retnll i t the ->
i ?a oed a decree again ?I the onmpai
t? ti lining n from doing boninei .
the State nnle<, it MTered il
ti.ii with the trn?l
The o 'line ti ti between the Sr mi
?)il Oompany of [llinnii ai
other ml companies m tin
not in? plainly aetablished .i
pendent(011 w,?s brought sgaim?Mhe
Among the c? nip,unes sffiiated ?.*.
the trust against which -tut- wi
bi wght wen? the Ohio Oil 11 unp u
the Solar Refining ?' inpany, and ?
li k'-v Pipe Lim?, The rharg?' ?,?.
th it "f violating the pnblic p ?licy
to..' Btate hy being sffiUted with inti
-tute and State oombim s
In N vi nii??-r, iva*., another *i
against the Standard Oil Oompany
Uhlo vru filed, charging it with ri
tempt of the Und d- -n-> imued by t
supreme court in not breaking its nc
neetion with the Standard Uil Trui
The caae is now pending.
In the ihipment of oil i>y raili - id
pipi im?? tin? Ohio combination charg
the independent producer* as mach
KM jH-r i? nt inore th in the .
oompeaies pay fort?n? ?hipmenl
th?'ir prodn iti ' Tin? power of n
oombine, "nid the witness, "hos
itH ability 11 cuiti il the means
transportation and the discrimin?t!
which it pr t'-ti ??- ag ilnal rmul -
cttniH. ' '
l'y tins nt",?ns '? mpetltion is effeo
fully ttifled The tmildtag of .? pt|
lim- along n railroad whioh
large qoantitiee of erode oil d ?- n
lower the rost of transportation A
though oil ran be ?hipped hy pipe lii
much more cheaply then hy rail, tl
Standard uniformly keeps op price
The Standard Oil Company of uhi
rganised i n thn lot h of Jone, IH7(
with a capit:?! stock of |l,000,000. .>
ilitTereut periods since that time tli
capital Rtock hi s been increased unt
it now avmoonts^to 1101,887,000.
At the order of the oonrt demandin
that Secretary S<?uit.'s,of tin? Btender
Oil Oompany, produce the L> ?ki of th
?x?ipeDy showing how the trust raj
tilicatt'H are maintained, the ofl
the'coinpany refused,giving ?'i ?-va-iv
answer. Bridenoe was rrabseqaentl
procured by the attornfy g?nerai t
show that the book? had been boraed
The olllcer? maintained that this is n<
true, but Mr. Monnett said that it i
a reasonable supposition,|in riewof th
evidence introduced that the hoik
w??re destroyed. In Hpttukini/ ofa th
effect of th?? order of the court declar
ing it tobe doing business in violatni
of the trust law of the Stale, tin? wit
ness ?aid :
"The decree has no t bothered them
n ept in boiikceping. "
John D. Ki>ckefi?ller, the witMS
thought, controls alone tin? all aus i
thfl Standard Uli Company. Prou hit
trust rartlflrates Of the Standard I >i
Oompany of Ohio ho receive* an in
come of $191.700 a year, and as pr> -
Ideal of the company be receives |30
D0?> per year. His interests arc m di*
trihuted that he can control tin? atl.ur
of the trust without the aid of his con
federates. There are only seven share
of the Standard Oil Company's ?toi I
held by persons' outside of the com
bine.
Since 1SS2 the Standard I Ml ('unpini'
of Ohio hau discharged at least two
thirds of the men employed by it. The
r< fining plants at Marietta werepracti
cally dismantled. The plant of th?
Argnnd Heflniog Oompany, of Parkers
i-urg, W. Va., wan bought by the com
bino. By agreement the plant will rr
niiin idle for ten or twelve thonsan?
dollars a ypar. The power ol
the Standard Oil Oompany and other
corporations lies in their ability tc
control transporation. Although the
interstate laws forbid discrimination
in freight rates, the Standard has se?
cured rates from the Southemjshipping
points in Ohio to New Orleans which
are much lower than those granted to
independent producers.
The agreements with the railroad
companies are not direct, but an in?
direct contract is entered into, by
which the law is evaded.
The witness expressed himself very
strongly against the extortionate meth?
ods employed by tha Standard Oil Oom?
pany and other corporations. He re?
ferred In especially strong terms to the
use made by corporations of State and
national laws to impose upon the pub
lio. He thought it just as unlawful
for a corporation to make money by
oharging the public an exorbitant
price for an article as it is for a man
to make counteifeit coin and pass it
into circulation as genuine He thought
the extortion practiced by many trusts
is contrary to the fundamental princi?
ples of the Government. Mr. Monnett
expressed the belief that the trust
question should be settled by laws
?ramed ta meet the conditions ond< r
a Inch lin y
' 'The peo, le of thi a antiy, " be
?aid, "h tie soff? id ii im the erll? ol
the Standard <>il Company su lung thai
I shell he glad t m thing done
to reitere them "
Daring the pnjoaedingc cgsinsl the
St am laid Oil Company, of Ohio, efforts
were made i,v the ofll ten "f the o??r
p iraii-'ii to bribe the pr?tai A con
tract was oirculsted tmong the news
i"??.i? -t ?in' State by which tbe com
pany 1" und it?' If, providing a certain
?m,,uni of pilitorial and news ?pas?
A a? givi n d n luting to the Virtun-s ol
the company, to p ty a? bigl
per line for all inch matter. Seine
paper? weie li duel.I thi? way and
,|evot,'l , -n?i,|. i.?1,1-- ?pace to ||,e de
fence end praise of tin- coinp ?ny i be
a itni -- ? i teste l to 'he Senat r?
and Representatives on Ihe Onmraission
tl i?. ii any i th- tr.cnnst ituents wem
ii ?1 m i r 11 the high price of mi
ill that was i i i quiet dieatTeo
tion was to f i roe "t
? i m n ii? pnhliahed dr'ing tin
"iirt | in<i distribute them.
lin?, ht, w i Id he ?ulli -lent
to stop i'l iiiiiiiinir again! the trust
i hi-ri i un i. i il m ill i - :, -?! ilia
, ,| In
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.i m i pi
' i i o .it men)
i i? |
o.n 11
tin O I-, - ? ? II, III .
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Rail cf H3n:r
l"h"- folio? Ing )? the roll of honor ol
the pnblio -di ?ol? , i Predericksburg fot
the ninth school month ending Ma)
Hth, i
ftRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
le I?El wood Knight, Wallace
McMillan, Mabel Birdcall, J
Kaiini" Bradbury, Bessie Garner, Brace
Mary Landrom, Annie Nichol?
son, Kenia (I'.vctis, Esther Timm i
lyler. Annie White
Urede 2 Linda Olift, Lillian Harris,
Agnes Mt/."n. Annie Rice, H-rtn
I'li-.tl.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
' .i ide i Willie (?ninn, N ?rah 0 ?"!
rick, ( ?race ll.tlin , Ines Jet?t
Irviii Downing, Urahan
Melville, Wiley \V?'avcr, Clifton W I
lug, Katie Blunt, Bailie Brown, Lene
Pitshugh, Ali,la Hosktas, Lena ? iswald,
Annie Perry, Flossie RawltngS, Lillie
Man- Batterwhite, Katie Siien
ton, Attawa Sthreshley, Mary Tin ,111a?.
.'? 9 Oontee R tee, Theresa Mc
tjord, Ploasie Smith, Bfne Bl me,
Amelia W?hm1s, Pearl Verby. ?
Grade 1 Herbert stone, Aubin Wood?
ing, Annie Bmuer, Ada Brown, Lil?
lian Goodrtok, Mapgie Hill, Anna Ma?.
tern, Flossie ICatsb, BtoaUOC I'ortch,
Nannie ?,?1111111, Lisais U-?Igen?, Huth
?lodgers, Basle Bltantoa
lira?!?' B Frank Bcalc, Ashtoii Hun
Ball, Josie (eil'-inan, Nettie Burton,
Myrtle Hall, Myrtle Franklin, Kleanor
Hughlett, .Iain?'I,'eweiison, Mabel Mc
(?alley, Liasie Osrens, Bstelle ivrry,
Kdith Rose, Kdna Robiueoo, ?aaggis
BneUingS, Pearl ?Stone, May Starnell,
Befaac ITinan, (?ay Van Dm-seii, Bet'
tie Btuelllnga
Grade 8 Ben Burnette, Lasiis Brsna,
Kirwan Hill, Hernard Jenkins, George
M. l*rille,Robbie Miller, Harvey Thomas,
Kohert Ty?on, Joe Fin?an, Karl I linan,
RogSf Walker, Herinaii Walker, Rich*
aril Walker, Freda Bods, Nannie Wit*
Patrick. Bleie links, Canter .I-tt, An?
nie ifascnnr. Rattle m?h-m, Dora Mat
lera, Faiiiin N.??h, KontePayne, Louise
Thomas, I ?nie Walker.
rjOLORBD ?SCHOOLS.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMBVT,
(irade I- BUen Broaddus, Brie Gray,
PlossiC Feuilleton, Fvie While.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Grade 1 ?Maggie L<?wis, ?LncyDeane,
Clarcnrc Brooks
Grade i Harnest Coleman, Susie
Bprow.
?rade :! ?Kdward Brooke, Susie
Young,
(trade I? (JoorRe Huckner, (.liarles
DaiMlridge,
(trad?- ? - Melville Coleman, Thomas
Lucas, Isaiah Shepherd, Catline Alex?
ander, Lillian Coleman, Fannie Lewis.
Looking After the Welfare of Sailor?
an?l Marlse?.
Through the Army and Navy Depart?
ment of the Young Men's Christian
Association some one who desires to
remain unknown bas just subscribed
*J50,<X>0 to b3 nsed in providing shote
homes for sailors Bad marines in the
United States service in Brooklyn, Bos?
ton, Norfolk, Key West, Galreston and
San Francisco. The only condition
imposed with the 'gift is that $I(H).000
l>e added to it by other friends of Uncle
Sam's sea fighters. Rear Admiral
Philip, Captain Merrill Miller.Oaptain
McCalla, Commander Stockton and
other naval ollicers have the matter in
charge.
Dr. Oady's Oondition Powders, are
just what s horse needs when In bad
oondition. Tonic, blood pnrifter and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to pnt a
horse in prime oondition. Price 26
oents per package. Por ?tais by M. M.
Lewis.
BORN IN A TREE
family <>f E even Brought Up In s Tro?
l'i oule m Tenn?Bnei.
It is nut an ancestral mansion, though
it has li'-'-n some ?OO ?/ears In building.
The beginning of it was ? itnrdy sapling,
?tending In a tiny core high on th?
-ni" of an Kast Tennessee mountain
By and by the sapling became a hollow
rue Notwithstanding the hollow was
?o big a tall man could lio stretched el
length in it there ?.vus an outer shell if
aonnd wood and plenty of vigor?os
leafy houghs for shade. ?The bolloW
I's.-it was ruin and storm proof,
(Kinple ' t tfa mountain foik t < k op
their abode m u
They did not bother .itiout furniture
l'h?re was no room for it, even in s
hollow tree measuring seren feet ?
I'h ? man put down a U ?or of pom heon?
thai is, rongh slabs -plif from ?m tllei
tn-e tun ks K..r a bed they bad dried
leaves, and for covering -kins of vari?
ous animals round about. The woman
know how to dress then Indian fashion,
s i tiny served m large part for cl >the?
as ?.ell ??s cover.
An ixe, a i ill", a bolle! pouch. n i ow
1er horn, a hunting knife, an Iron pot,
: pail, a jog, two or three big
founts, a bread tray, and a meal bag
a a turned up the family's movable ?> s
sessions. Cooking was dune Uypsy
faith ion at a log lite soup? little 'way ofl
the entra?ne to the trie ( ?em-rally tin
0 ?' ral besi le the Are simmering and
-tewing Tin? only bread waaash rake.
Kor drinking there was a chol
?aasafraa tea unsweetened, and m .on
?bine whisky.
The mai,of course, was a m tooshinev
He was siso a dead shot particularly
in the rase of a revenue officer, Hi'
was able thus t , feed his family by
working about half the tune ?Hiswife
1 i' king after the clothing, exchanging
surplus peltry twice a year for I Mree
doth, salt, and muff a' tic- man--'
?r ssroads store, fifteen miles away,
Eleven children wen- him in tl.
low tree and grew up into strapping
men and women. One of tin- boys stood
six f...t Hin- toot?s -when n.- ooald le
; iraaaded to stand at ??11. Usually be
?arried himself in rather the shape of
i crescent Ea h of the eleven was
rradled in the half of a smaller hollow
trra, ?mouthed out Inaide with the axe
u.d Imbedded with ?eaves If did not
Deed rockers, ro?-king itself at the
a'.tghteSt tOUOh As the hig tn e I
crowded, hollow logs were sought, one
for each child, chopped to convinient
lengths, and dragged close about the
tir-- Into the open ends the bigger
children crept feet foremost, turned
their heads to the lire and slept snng
through all sorts of weather. Of cou-se
the logs were only for storms and sev?
ere weather. When it was fine the
whole family slept outdoors. It WM
presumably a happy family, and cer?
tainly a healthy one, though it went
barefoot the year round and never so
much a? heard of hygiene. The brood
grew up innocent of contact with doc?
tors, ministers or schoolmasters. As tin
owner of a Bummer cottage down the
valley said upon discovering them :
"The truth is, they don't know enough
ever to tie sick. "
VYhoo|i?Dg Cough
1 had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Ohamherlain's Cough Remedy. I did
not think that any medicine would help
ti i m. but after giving him a few doses
of that remedy I noticed an improve?
ment, and on?? bottle cured him entire?
ly. If is" the best cough medicine I
ever had in the house.?.1. li. Moore,
South Bnrgettstown, Pa. Pot sals by
If, M Lewis, Druggist.
In Soirch If Pmf- Andreo
another well equipped exp?dition is
to start from Stockholm iin charge of
I i-ofessor A. (i. Noithorsf, a leading
Swedish scientist i in search of I'rufes
SOf Andr?e. The world is profoundly
interested in the fate of the intrepid
Arotto explorer, and it may bo assumed
that the virions Ffa-ching pxjx'ditions
alrendy organi/.ed will continue their
investigations until, as in the case of
Sir John Franklin, articles belonging
to Andr?e'? outfit shall be found. The
Norwegian and Swedish scientists,
however, have not yet abandoned the
hope of finding Professor Andr?e alive.
They indulge the hope that he landed
in N< rtheastern Oreenland, and that he
is making his way south along the east?
ern coast ?a journey which would re?
quire several years to complete. There
is a touch of patbes in this cherished
belief that Audree is still alive, and
the discoverer who shall solve the great
mystery will win worldwide renown.
A coffee house should make a men
rich, says thfr-New York Press. The
finest Santos can be bought for ID cents
a pound. Maracaibo for 25 and Mand
heling Java for ML One pound of berries
roasted and ground will make easily two
gallons of drink, and at 10 cents a cup
the profit is any where between $12.47
and $12 61 per pound or about 4,:><K)per
cent.
Tetter, Balt-Rbs?n and Ecien?,
The intense itching and smarting in?
cident to these diseases, is Instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
oases have been permanently cared by
It. It is equally efficient for itching
pile* and a favorate iemedy for sore
nipples, ohapped hand, chilblains,
fr ?t bites and chronic sore eyes, 25cte.
per b ?x For sale by M. M. Lewis,
ROYAL ?S?
~ Absolutely Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesotiie
_an??i Htt'iHO r-ownf? r.o., *r? toa?._^^^^^^^^^^
i'lie M n.ter Pas? h Tree in tbe 'Jcllei
Stair
Kent ' oiinty, Md ,Tias the distil
"f baring what Bi ???? Bnl ??
Johns m d be thi n
in ich tree ol the Unite?! Btstes The
big tree i- at Nspley, tbe due i itati i
Mr Allan II ?ms, m the tenantry ol
Mr li.li, it Wi k"s The trim,
hi 'hi s In circumference sed 22 il
m diameter, or ab at th?
i ?m . .? barrel 1
limb? i
inches in i ircun I | [vely
l be tree U is snd
in I nil li'ariug.
Bough Elders Reunion.
A Bants Fe ipecieJ rum M ?j <r M,>\
l.iiii? receive 1 n reply fr m ? I i
veil to a messige urging the G v
ernor to express btraself In fsvnr of bold*
ingthe Rough Riders' reunion at Albn
i". Tim Gororn ' ? be?
lief i*th?t New Mexico has ihe Bret
call and if it desires the reunion ?hould
have it I will favor snything tl."'
m j ?rity ? f the regiment * ;
"Every morning I have s
bad taue In my mouth; my
tongue is coated; my head
?ches snd I often feel dizzy.
I have no appetite for breakfast
snd what food I cat distresses
me. 1 have a hesvy feeling in
my stomach. 1 ?m getting so
weak that sometimes I tremble
and my nervss are all unstrung.
I sm getting pale snd thin. 1
sm as tired in the morning s?
at night."
What docs your doctor say?
"You arc suffering from im?
pure blood."
What is his remedy?
You must not have consti?
pated bowels if you expect the
Ssrsaparilla to doits best work.
But Ayer's Pills cure constipa?
tion.
Te have a hook on Paleness
and Weakness which you may
have for the asking.
Writ o to our Doctor?.
ivrhapa yon would Ilk? to eonintt
cinin?i,t phyalcUaa about your c.m.ti
tiuu. Wrf'.tt'ua frady nl'> tbo |
In y,"ur caja. Tuu ?ill rtxxmea i.n.mpt
??air.
Addreaa, DR. J. 0. AYER.
Lowell, Maaa.""
Buckeye. Buckeye.
I am ?(?eut for the celebrated
buckeye Binders & Mowers.
A full stock on hand. Come and
see me.
i-i. L?. bis:oe,
FKKDKKICKSMURO.
Confectioner and Baker,
go?MS It Street. Krulcrlcksliuri/, Va.
01 v? me a call when you want
ciinki'.(.'ti??ns,k'kcri:am and i-asikt
Orden always raesivs i>romi?t at ten I Ina.
T. BBUI-LE,
(1E0RQE (1RAVATT,
Manufacturer ?no !>-* m i
?VKKIAOK8 gUKKKYf., K?T ???..? i>
ANDCAKTB
CUMCOHD all 8P1NIF t ?aniiM,
Platform Spring Wagon?.
Bn?in??s? and Fiesaur? WaROu? of ?verj
description. 8p?i>ciai sltcahBB r'??r> ta "
ptlrlnr i?iil??t*?lallii.
RA.PP
IC
m%
HoUt CO.
?IPoW
If. 0 WILLIS. President; A.P. KUWK.J?
Vico-President: H. F CKISMOND, tteo
reurj; I. D. COLB, Treasurer.
The C'heapeitTelijpbone Service In Virajnla
Prompt and o ?Solent ?ervloe O It A HA NTTt ID
ar bubaerlbers wanted.
m. r. caisMOMi
"????i?
New Spring Millinery.
Kvory few duy? we ?re adding; to our now
i?nii;iieautiful Block of Millinery. The l*?t.-?t
styles in Ladies' Straw ?Sailors, white, mm-i
?nd black, rouf h and plain, from ? cent? to
II SO. (?In? and Hoya' Sailors, white ami
mixed, from S3 to II im. li.s.itntii lire of
Muslin Honnets and Huts fur ?'liildrtwi, ?in
white and color?, just received, und I can
offer ?peciiii bargaloa In them.
MRS. H. E. TOflPKINS
810 B Street
Liquor Dealers.
P. McCracken, Bro. & Co.,
? WhOL?BALB ARD RSTAII ?
0BOCIB8 AND LKjU?R DKALER8.
?if'-r ? id (?alloua PUR! RYK
and BOURBON VYHI8KIB8, fron the fol
distil?rise: (?raft ?k Co.
1 ounty Distilling (Jo., of
Kentucky fatonticello Distillery, of Mary.
land, ami W. K. (?ray, of I'cnnsylvsrna.
'ifor liVrgner A Kngle's iager Beer?
rtii-y i p eainl Fancy Groceries,
..en*.? beed?. Uuano, snd
Gff?C ERIES.
IDOBS .*:?.
KAMII.*? OKOCKKIKH OK ALL KINDS.
My stock of Liquor? is large, eonitstiris of
?mi Domectl? BKANDIK8.
fart Apjuf-wood and Farni?-r? Friend Pure
Kye V.'hinkfy. |2 a gallon.
mi ?.PPLB BKANDY. WAii
i 10 PURE.
EUGENE BODB.
AND LIBERTY cJT8.
REMEMBER
Thai fiuncst Dealings,
hull Measure and
Pure Liquors
have built us the largest trade
in this city.
Inspect our nt?x?k before yon make
your purchases for the holiday?.
We gu?rante satisfaction.
Whiskey from $1.20 per gal. up.
Six Brands Byes at $2 per gal,
Also higher grades
Whiskies, Brandies, Gins,
Rums Wines,
and in fact everything fouud in a
first-class Liqaor and Tobacco House.
Strasburger & Son,
M snd IIS? Oo__ert>? St.
Furs Wanted.
ELK RUN WHISKEY.
irsted brand t? K ENTITE Y
PURE RYE VVHI?KEY, L*u?ranteed 100
proof and 2 Jttv* old at 12 per gallon i? for
-.lie by Mr? I P. Monroe, Commerce
street, r rtderieksburg. Vu. Por llavor it
has no superior at tin? price. Itissmootb,
pleasant to diink, ?mi there ?a not a bead
arhe in a gallon Come and try it. and von
v.ill buy no other,
mchi?t'iii
PINE TEAS,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Fure Rye Whiakey, Pure, Old Rum, Pure
Holland Oin, Pure Sherry Wine, Pure
Kreuch Brandy, Pure Apple Brandy,
Fure F<?ch Brandy, Pure Blackberry
Brandy. A complete ?tock of Liquor?
for medical use at the old Reliable
(Jrocery Store of
CHAS. WALLACE & BRO.
Cor. Main Commeroe Bta.
PKBDERICK8BURG, ? ? VA.
Insurance
A. B. ?OTTS & ?Co.,
nui urg.AC<:n>KNT and indemnity
iNM'KANCa.
1 hi oldest e*t*li?uned builnea? of ttaia kind
n Fn ?i ntlng thirteen Are
- ?u'i.'X'.kii capitai. jwssesslor
O.-r k.J.(K?'.UU' as?eU. ?17..MI.0U? ?urplu?,
aid unqueNtionabl) tue atrntitr?-?t and ?af?M?j
In the world. Uur ralea i?r?- *? ri-aaonabl? M
?re any w 1?re to tx.- had. and we ?hall always
take pleasure in ?crvlnsjruu. ufflce? directly
?ppoaltc the Mayor'? Ufflcti.
;??, I REPRE8BMT ONLY TUB Jg%
Best,Strong,0ld Fire
Insurance Co.'s
of this country and I'urorm. Assets
over fifty million dollars. Low
rate? and just settb-ments.
S. WILLIS HOWARD,
INSI UANi.'K AND COLLRCTION AOBNT.
FOR SUPERIOR ARTICLE
-OB
Buckwalter Whiskey.
?hieb on arcouni of ibeir age ano evsnn
ne ?iieciaily advised for medicinal orpoe
Seid *nd recommended by
?HAS. WALLACE? BI'O.
JOHN M. eRIEEl?,
M. aBTBA-UROBE,
?^??lU?i?tkibrtr?. fa
HOTEL DANNBUL,
(HENRY DANNBHL. Pmo*-.)
?europ?en and Amerlean plan. ate???. Oa?
lieetrieltr. ComfortaW? ?ooai?. Bouatliul
fabl Uood Hesuurant."*YVi*t---___l
Awellcupplleat BAK ?r?d KBTA1L LtQtJUE
mtaul?/hmint in ?xmaeetUm. "Qua?
11 r*> that are "Mian**??. ?Tsar? or Um."
