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FISHEHMMN & FA(RMEfR
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tisemcuts.
EDENTON, N.C. Dee. 15th, 133.5
Talk for Your Town.
Stick to your town. If it is
only a collection of cabins, stand
by it and pick out its most at
tractive features when speaking
of it. Your share of the universe
amounts to the place where your
days are spent. Your city is the
best of all cities, your people the
loremostof all people. Taik it,
preach it, teach it till the world
believes it, and if you are in any
way doubtful you will soon get
to believing it yourself.
Speak up lor your city. No
matter where you are, pull for
the place where friends are. That
is the secret of progress. You
can find plenty of objectionable
features about any city. Make
yourself as nearly oblivious as
possible, to the shortcomings of
your own.
Remember that your people
are the people that you know
best. As a matter of course you
are more familiar with them
than you are with those of strain
;ers with whose good points on
ly you become acquainted.
Paint out the scars wlien you
draw a picture of your home
folks. L,eave out the blots when
you chart your surrounding. If
you practice a healthy, apprecia
tive sentiment in speaking about
your own environments you will
soon forget your cynicism and
your home will become what it
should be, the fairest spot on
eirth.
Stick to your own city. Make
its surroundings the most agrees
able, its scenes the most beauti
ful, its looation the most admir.
able, its resources the nearest
inexhaustible, of all the places
in the world.
Preach it, believe it and im
press it upon others. You will be
happier by cultivating such
spirit of patriotism. Your friends
will like you better, your asso
ciation will be more agreeable,
your work will please you better
if you stick to your city and your
people. Rome, Ga., Telegram
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Rev. Jno. E. White.
The Baptist church in Eden
tou will soon be without a pas
tor, Rev. Jno. E. White having
been appointed corresponding
secretary of the Baptist State con
veutiou. The people of Edenton
not only congratulate Mr. White
unon the appointment, but the
convention upon the wise selec
tion it made. His gain is our
loss, and while his church here
exceedingly regret his departure,
yet they surrender with the best
of feeling and wish lorhim all
the success possible. Me is a
good preacher, and has won for
himself the love of our cutiie
people.
The Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, iu cities,
is doing a grand work in punish
inr those brutes iu human form
who have no feelings for the
dumb animals unfortunately un
der their control. There is much
work in Edenton for an order of
this kind, and we would like to
see a branch of the S. P. C. A
established here. Dumb animals
should be protected everywhere
ITS FIFTY-NINTH SESSION MEET
AT ELIZABETH CITV.
The fifty-ninth session of the
North Carolina Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, convened at Elizabeth
City Wednesday morning, the
11th inst., Bishop Wilson, of
Baltimore, presiding.
Rev. W. E. Cuniuggim was
elected Secretary. The Bishop
conducted the opening worship.
A large number of ministers
from all parts of the State is in
attendance.
The session of the conference
is one of special interest to the
people ot this seel ion of the State.
It is the first time the North
Carolina Conference has con
vened in this territory, which
was embraced in the Virginia
Conference until a few years
ago. The conference is greatly
pleased with the hospitable and
warm welcome they have re
ceived from their new brethren.
Wednesday's session was taken
up with routine business. The
usual committees were nomi
nated by the presiding elders
and were elected.
All the presiding elders made
reports of their respective dis
tricts. The conference has had a good
year.
The names of many of the
pastors were called and their re
ports received.
A Good Rule.
Not that blue.
Miss Hanks Who is that man with
the empty sleeve you just spoke to?
Clement Capt. Ketchum. lie lost
an arm winning1 a victory for the bine.
Miss Hanks Introduce me; I have
a brother at Yale. Frank Leslie's
Weekly.
Nervous Prostration
No
Could
Not Sleep Had
Appetite
Cured in Body and Mind by Hood's
Sarsaparilla
" I suffered very much for a long tirns
with nervous prostration. I had about
given t3 p all hopes
of ever getting bet
ter when Hood's
Sarsaparilla tv a s
recommended t o
es end I LcJieve it
my duty io let
other sufferers
know the benefit I
derived from it.
Kssss&3R2&bK Cou!d Uot steep
Wrd'H atnight,v.a9w;iu
Bejj0 out appetite, end
vnai aula 1 did
J1EWS MlOM GLVLEJt.
If yon write to any one on yonr
own business be sure to enclose
a government envelope stamped.
It is enough to expect a reply,
the person written to furnishing
his time, labor, information and
writing paper. This is rizht
and proper. One letter or one
stamp does not amount to much.
Hut an hundred letters to be
written, the stationery and post
age tcr be supplied by the one
written to amounts to a great
deal. In a year, if an editor, you
will probably receive a hundred
letters about other people's af
fairs, and not even a stamp en
closed. It is surely enough to be
burdened with the toil of answer
ing, without being taxed to do
the gratuitous work. It is ass
touishing that people do not
stop
to consider before actinsr
this wav.
A Great Bell.
At a few minutes past nine
o'clock, October 30th, the casting
of the great bell for the tower of
St. Francis de Sales Church,
Cincinnati, began, and the flow
of metal was continued for about
two hours before the work was
complete.
It is the largest bell in the
United States, and fifteen tons of
bell metal were used in the cast
ing. In addition to this, the
clapper, which is already cast,
wreighs 640 pounds. The main
dimensions of the bell are: Diam
eter, of the ring, 9 feet; diameter
of crown, 5 feet. It is 7 feet
high. Swung iu the tower, the
bell is to cost $10,000.
The Dead Comes to Life.
Rain, hail and snow greeted
us on Tuesday; good many un
prepared for it.
Good man of our people vis
ited Suffolk Monday -it being
excursion day, which occurs
once a mouth.
Miss Una y. James and Miss
Nina M. Riddick delighted the
Suusbury people with a visit on
Sunday.
Owing to a short potato crop
farmers are killing some hogs
for market and home use.
J. M. Bayard, who has been
canvassing this section with the
Sulky Plow, lias left for his
home in Tennessee.
Business lias improv ed greatly
of late, but the decline iu pro
duce will have its effect soon, no
doubt.
Mr. O. E. Ward and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. Ward's parents.
Lots of horses for sale; like
merchants, the county is full of
em. Look-out M. H. W.
W.
Mr. J. Edw. Hide
Allegheny, Pa. eat I was unable to
keep on my stomach. A f ter taking tiio
first bottle of Hood's Sarpaparilla, which
seemed to do me some good, I tried a
second and continued to feel better. I
got up feeling
Bright and Refreshed
in the morning. I continued with the
medicine and am cured, body and mind,
can sleep well and feel better in every
way. I gladly recommend Hood's Sarsa
parilla to others." J. Edwaisx) F.iffle,
154 Madison Ave., Allegheny, Pa.
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parilla
Cures
Death Warrant Signed.
Durant's death warrant has
been signed, and ho will be ex
ecuted a t Sau Francisco o n
Friday, Feb. 21st.
HrrPc Dill" cure all liver ills, bilious
OOOU S I' Ills ness. headache. 23e.
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KILLED BY A BROKEN SAW.
A Fatal Accident at The Rocky
Mount Planing Mills.
. HOGFEB & CO
BALTIMORE, .ID.
i",. ir.u'ac'i:rers of
1 Im,
r you rccL m) in the morninq
cAMn AArr a rdapfp I wF,
CUKES ALL HQACHES,
AND' GIVES NEWUPE TO THE NERVES.r?
2 LARGE DOSES f OR 1QC
SEE STAMP W3SPM50fmfiY.
PREPARED BY YAEKEL DRUG C0.,BALTIAQRE,AD.3O
NOTICE.
SOUTHERN HAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
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j-j . ; 1 V.I. - I T I J 1 v ih... :
13 Corks, Seine: Leads, lc.
Kein? Tine of ail lismin, Xm-
t- uilli!. C'OttOU ' ll('llll) R1
Wednesday uioruiug at How
ell's planing mills, Rocky rvlount,
N. C, Philip Stewart, a colored
laborer, aged 30 years, was in
stantlv killed. He was assisting
iu the sawing of logs and was
riiK-nug the empty carriage
back when an iron "dog" which
he had carelessly left lying so it
would strike the saw broke the
latter in several pieces, one of
hicli
struck him in the neck
and almost severed his head
from his body. The regular
sawyer, who just then came up,
was struck by the sharp part of
the "dog" in the arm, inflicting a
painful wound.
On Saturday a colored girl
named Wright, who lived in
Suffolk, ate a hearty breakfast
and soon afterward to all intents
and purposes laid down and died.
Her parents, who live at Norfolk,
were notified, and had the re
mains carried to Norfolk that
night on the mail train. After
brother of
Ik
Chicago people are invited to
come South, if the blizzard has
left them anything to travel
with.
Coxey says he is going to take
a political trip through the South
shortly.
VHxen Baby iraa sick, we g&ro her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
arriving nome a
girl believing that she had bee;
poisoned, sent for a physician tc
lold an autopsy. J reparalions
were mace to commence w ork
but before dome so the rrirl sat
up in the coffin and began laugh
ing, and went out for a walk
Sunday afternoon. The most
mysterious part is how the girl
lived from the time she was put
in the coffin in Suffolk until she
arrived home, at Norfolk.
Avt-r's Pills,
essentia! virtue
iiiLC c -npos-jd of the
:'the best vciretable
aperients, with ;.t nny of the woody or
fibrous material whatever, is the reason
why they are so much more affective
aiul val uable than any other cathartics.
The best family physic.
i -1 ci llMhi
Having qualified as adminis
tratrix of the estate of William
Hettrick, deceased, late of Chow
an county, N. C, notice is liere- i -jyroHFOLu &.
bv sriven to all persons having"
claims against said estate to pre ! , Train lea ea pienton 1:43 p. m
rt . , daily, except baudav, arrives at or
sent them duly authenticated on folk 4:o5 p m.
or before the 14th day of Novem- 1 Express Train leaves Edenton
kPr , Sr.r, or this nnlirp will be ! DaiI-v (except Sunday) at 8 a. nr
Dei lbyo or tins notice 111 Ije ; arriveat Norfolk t0:-2o a.m
plead in bar of their recovery. i Connection mad at Norfolk with all
All persons indebted to said ; rail and Steamer Li-v e. and at Eliza
. . r , , , 1 i beth it v with Steamer Nei:?f Tuesday.
estate are requested to make un-! Thared.ly :illd K;ttUrday for Roanoke
mediate payment to me. j Island, New Hcrnt and Atlantic A
ALLICK L. H.vTTRICK, !crt.,Ca.roli,ia R- Stations and
,T , , , . . . , , the uilminrtoii, New 1'erne and Nor-
Nov. 14th, 95. Administratrix. folk R. R
- - j The Companj 't Steamers leave Eden
ton as follows: Steamer Plymouth at
1;0 p. m.,for Wiliiamsiou via Mackevs
"rrry with passengers and baggage for
ilupt-r, PanteRo, Dellluiven, connecting
with steamer Virginia Dare for Mak
leysville. Aurora, South Cock and
Washington and mtei mediate landings
a'-d steamer Dei tie for Windsor
Steamer Wagner, !2:4." p.m., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday for Chowan
River; Wednesday for Avoca and Sal
mon Creek, and Monday and Friday
for Scuppernong River.
Norfolk passenger 'statioi at Norfolk
and Western Railroad Depot. Freight
depot on Water street
Through tickets on sale and baggage
checked t" all principal points.
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EAPTKKN CAIlOMN'A IHSTATCII.
AND PASSENCER ROUTE
Regular line of steamers betweei
N w Jlerr.e, and Elizabeth eitv, A &
N. C. R R . and W. N. & N. li. II.
Daily all rail service between Edenton.
New York, Philadelphia, liaitimore ar.d
Norfolk.
Throughcars, as low ratt sand uickei
time than by an' other route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East
ern Carolina Dispatch. ns follows: Frorr
Norfolk by N. & 3. R. R: liaitimore by p
w. & B. it- n. ; President St. Station.
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania R. R.
Dock St. Station. New York by Penn-
These are Sure connections and 1 sylvania R. 11.. Pier 27 North River, or
we hope the public will show j " Li:c 1ic5"r6- , t
, . 1 . 1 . , ror further information apply to
their appreciation by patron- e. wood, Agent, Edenton, N. c, 01
FOR RENT.
I hereby offer for rent a Farm
about 3 lz miles irom Coleraiue,
Bertie couutv N. C, containing
about eightv acres cleared; good
buildings. Any person desiring
to rent will see b. ii. Ferry,
Coleraiue, N. C, for terms, ecc.
31. V. Perry,
Oct: 5, 1895. Littleton, N. C.
bernarle Sieam Navigation Co.
SCIiltlimiLE.
mWA 0LI1E,
GEO. II. WITIIiiY, Mastic k.
Ieaves Edenton every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at
4 a.m., connecting at Tunis with
rains for Norfolk and Raleigh.
Connecting at Franklin with
trains for Norfolk, Raleigh and
Atlanta.
ilJlA' A J
iziug the "Old Reliable."
Chmcoteague Sanctified
Band.
Some of the sanctified band of
Chiucoteague Island, who were
practically driven away from the
island by the courts and took
refuge in the neighborhood of
the Elizabeth City. N. C , have
returned to their old hauncs. Few
of the baud are natives of the
island, or of Virginia. From all
accounts, those who went to
North Carolina have been giving
trouble iu that State. Norfolk
Ledger.
SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY
BArTIST CIIVRGir.
1 1 a. in. Services.
3:30 p. m. Sunday Scho i.
7:30 p. m. Services.
Ii. Y. P. U., Friday 7: yo p. m.
Jno. K. White, Pastor.
Plain words in your ads and
plain dealing in your store will
make plain sailing in your busi
ness. Printers Ink.
A Sufferer Cured
"Every season, from the time I
was two years old, I suffered dread
fully from erysipelas, -which kept
growing worse until my hands were
almost useless. The bones softened
so that they would bend, and several
of my. fiqgers are now crooked from
this cause. On my
hand I carry large
scars, which, but for
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla, would
be sores, provided I
'was alive and able
to carry anything.
Eisrht bottles nf
Ayes Sarsaparilla cured me, so
that I have had no return of the
disease for more than twenty years.
The first bottle seemed to reach tha
spot and a persistent use of it has
perfected the cure." O. C. DAYI3L
Wautoma, Wis.
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I I THE ONLY "WORLD'S FAIR
oarsaparma
A YES'S PUIS Promote Good Digestion.
Sold by Walter I. Leary.
means so mucli more tnnn
'you imagine seriou;? at.d'i
1 r l t i . r '
iarai diseases resuir iroiri 1
trifling- ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature ' s 1
greatest gift health.
If y u arc --
out cf -orts. v.-ck jf
and c;c!:crr.!!y ox-
hausied. iie vo:;-. 3'
have no aj.t -t.(
and cai.'i ' v.".. 1
inj; tlu n. i .-i ....
b!e strt-J.Kt'i :'! '
medicine, v.'ii'i ii !.? Jt
Brown's Irr... i'.i
iters. A few I.-.:- fi
ties cure bcticl:t k
comes lic :.i
very first io0e it "
Won't itair. '.o-ur Jf
icein, a n 'i lis
ple;isai:t u t:.ke.
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Browrfs j
I Iron I
Bitters
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
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iicufdijia, ruuDies,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
f,et only the genuine it has crossed red
lines on me wrapper. Ail others are sub-
s.ii.uies. un receipt ot two 2C. stamps we
v.-in send set of I en Beautiful World's
t-cir Viaws and book- free.
g BKUvVN CHEMICAL CO. EAUTIMOfJil, i.D.
R. A. PRETLO W:
Sup'i.
to the General OiHce of the N. Sr S
R. Co., Norfolk, Va.
M. K. KING, General Manager,
H. C. IIUDGIN8, G. F. & P. Agt.
R.
Institute.
A Finishing and Preparatory
School for l)oth sexes. 1'ull
courses of study in seven depart
merits. Hxcellent advantages in
Music.
Typewriting and Shorthand
courses.
Full Faculty of Excellent Ins
structors.
Students admitted to Univer
sity of North Carolina on certifi
cate. Students prepared for Annap
olis or West Point.
Eighteenth Annual session
opened September i6th, 1895.
Terms very low. Write for
Catalogue. Address,
8. L. SI lin: 1 F resident.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
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BY THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION,
lor Sjilcin ori!ooli.li,.Pplne and General
,?.,ne?. '-'- . cost to complet '
Business ('ourseaboutrw.iiieluding tuition bookS
and board. Phonography, Type Writing tnd
W. K- SMITH, Ir ldent, Lexington,
'You can
Write
to us for any thing- iu the
Printing line and get it as
promptly aii cheap as by
calling at the office.
U hi
Pccar.se we make a Spe
cial t" of
Mail
rs.
.uLlress
The Fisherman &Faimer.
LIVERY, SALE AND EX
CHANGE STAPLES.
Having opened a Livery, I wisii to
ami ounce to the public that I am pic
pared to furnish them with nice hordes
:.vd buggies on short notice
If you appreciate a livery, all von
have to do is show it ly yor.rp-it:oi:n':e.
.VK i c i:s u 1 : a so n a i! 1. 1 ;
I v. i'l board horses by the i;k ::'.'i r.t
a reasonable price
Very Respectfully,
'. I!. IvU.IOYT.
." tables: ICast Church St.
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for Infants and Children.
OTHERS, Do You Know u.a
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-cal'.cJ Soothing Syr;:; s.
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine ?
Ho Yon Know that opium end morphine are stupefying narcotic poisojn ?
M
Io Yon Know that ia most countries drujgistsare not permitted tasc'.l t.i:-
trithout labeiiug thetu poiions ?
Tin Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to i givea y; -.:r .:
unless you or ycur physician know of what it is composed ?
Io Yon Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a lis:
it ingredients is published with every bottle ?
Io You Know tliat Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Sa::u;e'. Pi:,
That it has been ia use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoiia is r..v s..'..'
cf all other remedies for children combined ?
Xto YOU Know that the Patent Office Department of the United 5-tairi. -r. ;
other countries, hare issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to iibe t:.; v
44 Castoria" and its formula, and that U imitate them is a state prison oTe:is? ?
j You Know that one cf the reasons for granting this government prtcc.'.
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely liurmlcss f
Do You Know that 35 average dosca of Castoria are furnished f
cents, or one cent a dose ?
Ho You Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your chil he:: : :
be kept well, and thut you may have unbroken rest?
Well, these llitiifcrw arc worth knowing. They are facts.
Tr , rrr, 7. i " every
f LOyCcA wrapper.
signature o
ChiSdren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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'The onlv strictly Hardware
Sportsmen Look Here !
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Sporting Goods in Abundance at ?ric;L
Suit all-
Double Breech-loading C.uns oo ami up.
Single IJrccch-loachnt;- (inns $; t:o ami up.
.Muzzle-loading Guns $2 50 aiul up
RIFLES AND A S R GCiiS.
"E C" Gun Powder in 1 H canisters at
1
ants.
Hazard Ducking I'owder at 50 c nts.
Hazard I'owder, IvG., i-'. G., 1. 1'. 1' ( ,
Empty Shells, 16, 1 2 and loguage; Shells loaded with l'i.C.j.ov..!
Shells loaded with black powder; Rifle and PiVlol Caitii(!-
Leggins 75 cents; Hunting Coats S5 cents; P.ird J5ao((),:I:
Covers, Loading Tools. Cleaning rod and tools. Shell p!;...,
tors, IJrteeh clo:-:ers or "crimpers," . .:!s and Wad Celt. :
Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches, (Jim Cap., and l iii;. 1,
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oil ,a1,.- lt. ...11.. 1 4. :.. r.... . 1 ... t r
Very Cheap FOR CA&M.
Also 2 Bicycies, good av. nevj. for
$25. OIK
SurUm i?eun Is
hi x
ought to be early enough to get in the first market
and get the top price.
The earlier they are,
the better they are.
That's why Tait's Extra Early Nonpareil
is the best pea for Southern truckers.
It is the purest pea also
as well as the earliest.
Ask your Experiment Station.
They will tell you the same.
They have already done so several lim s
A fact you may not be aware of but one easily iuvesti- 'c
Isn't the best pea in cultivation worth
$3-75 per bushel 'cash,
and will ou not let us have your order t'ii
If you have a particular fancy for some ol
try at least a bag of the Nonpareil beside it.
That will bring us together more c! Hy next year.
rfU: H- P. O. Box 510
Seed Growers, Norfolk, Y;i.
TA1TELES5
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IS JUST AS CCGO FOR ADULTS.
ARRETED. Pf:!CE50cts.
O AT ATT A lira 27w -It! urn.
Paris Medicine Co., t;t.ixui3, Ho. '
Gentlemen: We scid last year. COO bctf.cn rr
SEX.E.? 'ASTEI.KSS CHli roSlC and haro
bouRht three cross r.!ro :cy tuis year. In all OKr ex
perience cf U yc-.rs, i -. tha business, fc---nevereold
on artk-!a thr.tcsvc ruch uaiTcrsal .'tis
facuon 3 your Ton-.. Vvr.ratrulv.
AjjNiir. Cake & Co
We make a specialtv of nrint-
ing letter heads, note heads mu
heads, statements and envelones
and keep a nice line of material
on hand.
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for you and will do it as cheap
as any ether house, and then you
.will save express and frrd'o-br
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Ifesmarl CJask Store.
Has removed from King St., to the Hettrick building of Proad S'
Call and see the magnificent stock of Div
Coocls, Dress Goods and Trimmings --c- n
now being received daily.
liie Millinery Department iscompi ele and the
styles are all new, beautiful and attractive.
cnai jjes.
j fguu bp; suceEEs.
I p.viu the needed uierit to more
than make tjood all the advertising
claimed for them, the followiug four
remedies have reached a pheuomcual
, sale. Dr: King's New Discovery, for
j cousumptiou, coughs aud colds, each
! bottle guarautccd IClectric Bitters the
j great remedy for Liver, Stomach aud.
j Kidneys. Hucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best 111 the world, and Dr. King's New
Life I'ills, which are a perfect pilf. All
these remedies are guaranteed tn
j just wh it is claimed far them and the
j dealer whose name is attached herewith
j will be glad to tell you more of them
sola atw.i. uear-i s Drugstore. 1
Our Milliner has Arrived. ;;- "
Come and place your orders in time to avoid the rush.
L. L. mOORE. M
an age r.
WILLIAM MILLER,
And General Repairer of Vehicles of all kinds
Neatness and Dispatch
Work done at the
lowest prices with
Shop iu GoYVpep X.CCkatthe Eshons fork, one quarter
of a mile from Masidonia church.