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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
TRUST SAfE


DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust by Samuel
- M. Turner, to me the undersigned Trus.
tee, dated the 2lst day Of August, 1888, to
secure the payment of certain promisoFy notes
in said deed mentioned, to Reading s. Blount,
which deed has been duly recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of Pro6ates for Lowndes
county and State of Mississippi, shall expose
to sale, and sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the door of the Court
House, in Columbus, On the twenty seventh
day Of December next, between the hours Of
e ven o'clock, A. NJ. and two O'Clock, P. M.
one Negro woman, named Kitty, aged about
thirty-fve years.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustee.
Nov. %, 1888. st
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

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This rich and splendid scheme win be drawn,
at Alexandra, D. C. on the 18th November,
1888, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, and the drawing re-
ceived at Cincinnati, on Thursday, 22d Nov.
There win be IS numbers placed IN the wheel
and 10 drawn out at random, making 27,sl4
prizes and 39,711 blanks. This Is one Of the
largest Lotteries ever drawn IN the United
States, land truly brilliant affair. AT Schuy.
Ier's Office IN the City Of New York has been
sold more prizes than at any other establish
nent the world. In the last $780, 600 Lot
terY No 4, 80, SO, the Capital prize $500 O0l
was sold to Mr.. John Moore, Of New York IN
a whole Ticket; and who VIII ever forget the
grand Capital Of $4,000, also in whole tick
ct sold by Schuyler to Anthony Dey, ESQ., Of
the same city; and sundry other grand COM
fortabIes, such as 10000, $4,000, 10000, 15,-
600, Is Of 10000 dollars &c. &c, too tedious
to mention. There is always sa shot in the
locker at Schuyler's." All orders addressed
to the subscriber enclosing the cash or Prize
Tickets, viii receive prompt and confidential
attention, and always answered by return mail
The Official drawing forwarded as soon as re-
ceived.
Scuyler's Lottery Herald, containing the
drawings Of all Lotteries, Schemes ahead,
Dirk HUE lSJsS eSC'S ID SCuG FOSsS a 4S4ASoSOA
to all who order Tickets.
Prizes in the above Lottery cashed at sight
as soon as presented at my Offices, Cincinnati
New York, or New Orleans.
Whole Tickets $2O-Halves $1O-QUaE-
tiers IS.
p A package containing all the numbers
placed in the wheel consists f25 Tickets, at
800 each, $500
Warranted to draw at least, 2O4
Amount risked on Is whole Tickets $3.50
| do do half las
/ do do quarters "a
Clubs or individuals ordering Packages viii
be allowed 5 per cent discount.
Address
ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Tennessee or Mississippi money, Of good
River Banks, received at par for Tickets
when the postage is paid.
Notice. s.
r ETTERS Of Administration on the es-
| II tate of JEMUEL w. BROWN, de-
ceased, having been granted the undersigned,
by the Probate Court of Winston county, at
the October term thereof-Al those indebted
to said estate, win please make immediate
payment; and those having claims against said
estate, viii present the same within the time
prescribed BY law, duly authenticated, or they
viii be forever barred.
CHARLES T. MURPHY,
Administrator.
Printers fee &5 so
Louisville, Miss. Oct. s. 1888. 4-6W
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
100 Dollars Reward.

n UNAWAY from the subscriber at Deca-
u tm, Dekalb county, Georgia, on the 2Oth
inst. two likely Negro men, one named Isaac
and the other Tom-both dark complexion
one o and the other % years of age. Said
Negroes are supposed to have been taken by
a white man. whose object it is supposed viii
be to sell them somewhere at or near Colum-
bus, Mississippi, persuit being made and the
course they have taken seem TO indicate their
intention to 60 TO that point. Before he reach
es there he may havs disposed Of one Of said
boys. The white man is about 5 feet 8 inches
high, of pale complexion, a little peck marked
about his nose. He has his ears bored and the
letters ]. ID. inscribed on his arms and breast.
Any one apprehending said negroes and Sc
curing them IN any jail in Alabama or Missis-
sippi, and win inform the subscribers thereof
at Decatur, Dekalb county, Georgia, shall have
the above reward.
3. 81. CALHOUN.
GEO. TOMIINSON.
- % 4aqas q DIV
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

Konk Backing COmpan, with 4 easb
capital Of one million of dollars u Is iF.l
e opelotion gass0On e the bills and othei
recess fy details are prepaFed.lGasehsz
C0arer. So .asa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

The Mormon war seems to have been
brought TO bloodIess termination by the
prudent surrender of the deluded fanatics
tothe superior force which Gen. Atchi-
son brought against them. Joe Smith,
The prophet, and two or three men of the
Hngeaders were taken TO Jefferson city,
and the rest, about seven hundred in num-
Der, were marched without the borders of
the State. ID.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
LAW NOTICE.

TSHAM h. KELLY, having permanently
~ located At Carrolton. lPickens g. H.1 Ala:
VIII attend the Courts Of the Counties q
Tuscaloosa, Greene, Sumpter, and Pickens.
nov, q. 1893.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
NOTICE.


ET0HE undersigned fOFewaEns all persons
against purchasing, and the makers
against paying the following notes, which he
lost, together with his pocket book containing
various accounts and other papers.
/ on Rob't Blakely & s. B. Allen,
due LIST Jan. 1889, for $4,000
l on Robert Blakely, due lst Jan.
1888, for $500
on A. r. Wellington, due about
lst Jan. 1888, for 1890
on John Henderson, due LIST Oct.
1888, for 1000
on William v. Nash, due 3rd
Sept. 1888, for 1880
/ on Mark J. Dees, due Ord Sept.
1888, for 1890
1 on Mark ]. Dees g. w. v. Nash
due LIST March, 1889. for 10000
| on Mark j. Dees g. w. v. Nash
due LIST March, 1910, for 100000
nov Is Off C. D. SEMPLE.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed
- by Laertes Rogers, to me on the second
day of August, 1888, to secure the payment
Of three several promisory notes therein men.
toned, to Reading s. Blount, which deed has
been duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of PrObates for Lowndes county, State Of
Mississippi, shall offer for sale, and sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Court House door, in the town of Colum-
bus, on the twenty-seventh day of December
next the following described lots or parcels Of
land, situate lying and being in the town Of
Columbus, and described in the plan of said
town as being the south halves of lots six and
seven, in square nine, south of Main-street,
being the southeastern corner lots, and the
same property conveyed by James M. Sloane
to the same Laertes Rogers. Such title as IS
vested in me by the said Trust Deed win be
made to the purchaser.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustee.
Nov. 29, 1888. st
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
no THE PUBLIC.

TN publication ~ The southern Argus, "
Of September asst relative 70 having lost
a POcKEf Book, alluded 70 a. individual IS
being suspected Of having picked up said
Book. Upon inquiry, / am fully satisfied Of
having made the charge upqnfs mlsappTes
hensi0n 81 circumstances.
WIN. IS. BlLLINGsBY,
Madisonvile, Misc Nov. "a 1888.
NJ Rive The undersigned were pripV "a
The adjustment 81 The above EXP auation, and
can certify that i plao adjusted honcEahly f.
TIE parties concerned.
o IoHM TITS
~. "A. VEnEltTss !.
.1I0gHA9 ~ Fs8s1e CbUAie
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
ROBERT l. WALKER.
81 T1o nmTlIlIY ~


10 1Hlo Sl01llS9l AiI31Es
BOOKSELLER y STATIONER
81 DOe.a1bSss-sfo, sEObSge
rs now receiving general assortment Of
N Theological, Medir1l and lfiaes1aaso,fr.
Books, both of American and English min.
tiers; also all the Lao Books n general use
and having made arrangements with several of
the largest law publishers IN the country. he
is prepared to supply the profession with an.
standard works, on reasonable terms: fOuafher
with School Books of every variety now in
use in the different seminzries Of this and The
adjoining States.
RlanIx BoOIza.
Comprising Ledgers Journals, DAY Book.
Cash, Invoice and Steamboat books Records
for circuit and county courts, &c. &c. bound
IN the most substantial manner, and made of
the first quality Of paper, These books win
be found superior to any that have been offered
for sale, having been made 70 order under his
own supervision.
Elephant, Super Royal, Royal Demi ana
Cap Drawing paper, extra fine, for artists and
eFchitects-Cap and letter paper Of an quail
ties, ruled and plain OtepapeF for invitation
PaFties-plain and fancy colored Bristol
Bronze for fine drawings boxes of the
best quality-Leed pencils, extra and com.
mOn-Pr Printing paper q various Eizes--print.
ing ink, &c.
also
An the English and American Animals for
l839-together with a variety Of superbly
bound English books for Christmas presents
containing splendid steel engraVmps Of the I'm.
pOrtant views in England, Scotland. Ireland,
Wales, America &c. sc. 71f
ETAn the new and valuable works Of FIc.
ton, received as early as issued from the
press-PaPer Hanging, &c. with many other
articles too numerous 70 mention n 81 sdveE.
tisement.
TCountry dealers, Teachers, Planters &c,
WIN find It to their advantage to cal and era.
mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
as he Is satisfied that his arrangements are such
az tokeep constantly on hand every article IN
the Book and Stationary line, in quantities suf-
fcient for the demand.
Oct. 90 IsSs.-Smz.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

RW4HE SubscribsE, 81 Tie late I'm a q1lviilI
Andrews q CFaWfuri. VIII oou,,;;nr,e1 -
Factorage and Commissioh Busiir o. -
care win 5e bro ~ al enfea' ~. =
JAMES CRAQ7FORI d. q
June ooh, 1855. -
The Columbus .1r1.-s. 7Te7loa1s
Journal, TuscalOo Int sl,eer - $50
Ftss Press win insert the ove ,-eel-llr. IT.iii
0Itbiii.- obIs Ckso,1is ssz.-.... =.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
ALEX. POPE & SON,
,1nmission Merchants Mobile
AIe1. Pope, LIHERPooL.


HTlHe public are respectfully informed that
Alex. Pope win continue n Livefpooi
the eonsignments Of Cotton; Re Win also be
pleased to FL any orders that may Be sent him
for foreign goods. Persons writing to him win
address to the care Of Isaac. Low, & Co. Liver
pool. : as,
ALEX. POPE s SON tender theiP &C.
mowledgnents to their friends ior the patron
age they have extended 70 & leIn iof the last ten
years, and trust from Their long en- erienCe ia
the Faetorage business and eir efforts Co give
general satisfaction, that they WI meet with
the same liberal support a. heretofore They
are prepared to supply Their friends with Bag.
ging, Rope IWine, &C. &c.s and WiH ct al
times Be able to make liberal advances on Cot
ton n hand or sent them far prnenis.
Noble Chronicles. 1St 45
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

Disc OvERY OF A NEW CONTINENTAL
letter from DumbOuzel, an officer attached
to the French expedition to the South
Pole, mentions the discovery Of large
new continent to the south of South Shet.
land.-AbOul forty leagues of the coast
was carefully examined, Notwithstanding
the serious distractions presented by the
ice.
This discovery furnishes a new, and BY
no means undressing item in the histo-
yOt the nineteenth century, already so
rich in important and interesting events.
Mlbile Gazette.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

:
f 90 aEtnerslip heretofore exisiing -.
tween The subscribslss under tAe Ann d
y ,, Drake q CO was deceived on the 12th
Inst, b. mutual consent. AllpoTs0ns nd btsd
% The same, arc requested "a come forWard
aEd make inmediafe settlement with y. b.
Drake e. they vii be dsalt With according q
=
Nh, 3, GIr WI continue tie Auction
and Commission Business n future, u con
usction with Col CxRUa s. Alxfn, under
the firm Of AKIN e GIBBS a. tie cd
stand, corner of main and market street.
EUGENE B. DRAKE.
S WILLIAM =. GIBBS.
October l8, 1888 8.6t s.
krs
"A Gard.
ETAVlNG fpr thepresenk partially with.
drawn from mercantile pursuits for the
purpose Of settling up allmY former business
] do earnestly entreat 81 persons indebted to
me Individually and 70 the firm Of u. Is.
Drake, q co, 70 come forWard and arrange
or pay the same without delay.
My former partner. Mr.. Gibbs, and Col.
e. 8. Akin, VIII Ia future. carry on the buai.
ness formerly done b. =. B. Drake. q co..
for whom would solicit the liberal patronage
OF our late firm. Ny services VIII Be render
ed at all times, a their BEHALF as Auctionsey.
Calls for which win please be left with them.
b. b. DRAKE.
Z Oct. Is. 1899 eff
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

peat sensation has been excited in
Il. cilv of New.York, by the alledged de,
sI..,ioD Of Gen. Swartwout, the late col
,..,o,orthe Port, to the amount ola MIL
h, and half! Gen. S. is now in
ErroDe. i'd.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
GRAYA. cHANpLER.
BANK o THE CoIUnBUs 8. ToaBIeBT
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,


COKuulbuS, Mi. November, LIST, 1888.
AT meeting Of the Board this day,
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution win
N y advance $50 on the bale for Cgttons to
average $50 pounds, TO be delivered on Orbe-
fore tie LIST 0f Jan. next, al the depot n Co
lumbus. or at anypoint On the TOmbigby river;
said Cotton 10 Be shippedto the Company s
Agents u 1obila, New Orleans, u New York
Or to the agents Of the person pledgng the
same, subject to ench control Of the Bank IS
may Sc sufficient 70 satisfy TIE amount adgali.
ced, when sold
Resolved. further, that such advance van Be-
made ia the Notes Of the Company payable
on demand at the counter. OF u Posl Noes
On time. PAYABLE at the Bdlzs Agency q the
COMPANY ID Mobile: and that both win Be
received III payment Of freight 70 he Com.
pany, Ct paI, Oh the whole line 81 ths river.
Persons wishing, can have their cotton ship
ped to. and sod q the French and English
markets
The BLOWN ars he authoriz accents q
ths Company d che Ports aboTe named, Viz.
EATRE, CoNvERsE. 81 Coz
rT BANKS, q CO.. f 0r7c q,
stNDEa 81 1FuhBk l4sD Pork
Tie Conpans lns 81 Steam Beats y
commence running ca h openr g 1he
llegigstion 6 The .tolnPigey RIVER
es1sf 8 Gle BosI.
sssAs g z,
For Gent
e 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
Yours respectfully,
Philadelphia, iess.
SOuthera Literary Messenger.


FLOUR AT 10 DOLLARS PER BARaEJ.
y NEW ORLEANS The Picayuns Of last
Wednesday, the 2lst inst. says
"ThiSarticle IS coming down 10 price
about in the same proportion as It's chance
q 2! getting down the Ohio improves. The
highest price asked Cor II yesterday, that
We could learn, was go. "--Natchsz
Courier. 5 baaI4
+, ANoTHER BANK. The New York
Journal Of Commerce states that M. Del.
sne!d, Ton, James Emutfy and Hon James
Aeilmadge, and oihera. have taken llis ri.
9agie1 legal measnres or egtablirhinQ 4
Sank u that City, 70 b s,ylsa he Z rlsl5
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
mnr rPnNTLER WAR.

r.. limited States Government has an inn
,o,,ut duty 10 discharge on the Canada
so,tier. which, we trust, will be discharged
with all due fidelity to the treaties and the
laws. There can be no greater calamity
"a Great Britain and the United States
,b,,a var between them, and whatever
may be public feeling here or on the from
Ter; respecting the disturbances in Cana.
IA there can be but one feeling as to the
importance Ofthe discharge ofour duty as
,neurul People. The custody ofthe ma.
tonal honor aud the national faith is now
lin the absence OfCOngress) with the Pre-.
,dent ofthe United States. In the proper
discharge Ofhis duty, he was, last winter,
armed with a special law, under authority
Orwhlch he is vested with great powers
for Ibis special purpose. Above all, the
Canadians must not fight their battles in
he United States N. Y. Express.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
Great Bargain.

ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
TTHHE Subscriber offers for sale, twenty
Thousand acres Of land, lying in the
Chickasaw Nation large portion Of It is h.
ing near the town Of Aberdeen, on the Tom
bigby River, to which places steam boats
come In the winter. 'he lands are said "a
be well selected: they win be sold IN any quan.
tity to suit purchasers. The highest prices is5.
dollars per acre. Persons wishing TO buy can
obtain fine bargains. Titles good.
Apply TO the subscriber, and the numbers
will be giyon.
GRAYA. CHANDLER,
Agent for the Georgia Land Company
The Pontitoc Advertiser win give the above
three Insertions and forward Their accounts to
G.. "A. G..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04
[Grand Gulf AdvertiseI

NArcHEz CHURcH.-Tbe Episcopal
church at Natchez, is about being repair
land beautifed in superior style. The
Free Trader of the oath inst. says, that
$4,000 has already been subscribed for
the purpose Of repairs, and that operations
will commence Immediately. Why do
not the citizens Of Grand Gulf build
another church-one too which will re.
feet credit upon our city and its moral
character abroad I'D.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

- ~ = -
~ q. W g. &c. j, colmbus 1fis.
~. 8. W. An1elsoa. Sumter e1ntv, - $50
Col Robert g. Macon, Greene conn
Alasslg nyars Penick q CO. fetnnP,a.s
col. Thes' Boiling, Nofae
lless. Fowls Allen & BALDWIN, 0arSsEaia
Messgs ]. @ g. ~. Cen. Tntealeo1t 49, $50
br. IS. s.. A1Wood, tRilco8 conntY.
Henly g Lenaz. Eaa'sv DemOS
Mr.. a. ID. Lucy,
July rs. 80
G9 The Flag ofthe Union, Iniepen dent 30.
nilcr and State HntsiligenceE q Tmcaloo.
the papers published & GAINESVILLE, Grsensho..g
rough and Wetumlka Ala andthe Southern.
Argus and Democrat a Columbus, Hiss. are
requested 70 publish the above advertisement,
and send their accounts 70 tie olieaef The Ma-
engD Gazette, FOR coilsction
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

UMoY BANK.-lt is said that the direc.
tory are about to return to each county
all the detective tile papers respectively
thereto belonging, and will allow Sarty
days further time 70 the holders to rene.
dyaII defects which m&y have been point.
ed out by the bank attorney. This will
give universal satisfaction. Many per,
sons can thus secure their stock by com.
Pleling their land titles.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

.g.6 Court of BfroIahnd Appeals
Gh' - Is session on Monday next.
eoD ~ tbot the docket !. not very large
We IeIn here are many important cases
'lh' !. I'm require lengthy written OPin-
'bi'h In5qe Pray is now in this city, and
oa'' .,.,,.l industry and perseverance,,
20 .. .,hsbly discuss the entire docket BE-
adjournment of cOurt.r-J Jackson
., =. Not. 80
N.6ooal Anti.MAsOnic Convention,
In' "a AZ lls delegates from sheStalss
90. .IoP"n,ylvania, Ohio, ew.YOFk, New
I' Rhode Island and Massachusetts,,
'' ...s assembled in Philadelphia, a few
Wv, .iOce. unanimously nominated Gen.
s =, 's.oo. Of Ohio, for President, and the
S 6l,'I Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts,
. nov w.. President Of the United States
" J ,ss next election. Resolutions were
: ,,. - announcing the sub-treasury, and
' :" ...ret, oath.bOund asSOciatiOns,--Ala.
heL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-04

- u lfl G "A Tie Post once 81 "a.
3 lumhus ssi5pi, Nov. 25tis 1883
thich IL not taken out before let dsv az tan.
esi w g cent g ths General Odiee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-31
TO TIE FARMER.

yEsHE undersigned hereby gives notice
4 that he has purchased the Fott,ng
Water Mil. lately the property OF Archi'
bald Shercr, Esq. and is prepared to pur..
chase WHEAT of those who are disposed
10 sell, for which be will pay the highest
marke, price in Cash. To those who pre-
fer having their wheat manufactured. he
would say that he will grind on the usual
terms, stand the inspection, and deliver
their flour in Georgetown, for 80 cents
per barrel He will also continue the
Boating Business as heretofore, and will
transport Merchandise and Produce, Of
every description, that may be committed
to his charge, as cheap aud expeditions
as can be done by any person, or compa-
ny, on the Canal.
CHARLES DOWNS.
August Is, lS9S-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-31
BOATING !!

1Nssxs<s.. The undersigned an
- -. nounces TO the Nliilers and
zsAZ@xEI Farmers Of Berkeley and
Jefferson, that his arrangements have now
been made for carrying on the business Oh
BOATING, TO an extent, that will ena
BILE him TO facilitate the Transportation Of
Property of every description, either down
or up: and with a view to the further ac-
commodation of the public, he has deter
mined 10 carry FLOUR from his landing TO
Georgetown, at the rate of % cents per
barrel, and other produce in the same pro
portion.
aTHe will at all times purchase, land
pay the cash. FLOUR, CORN RYE,
OTIS. CLOVER SEED, 8. every other
description Of Produce usually carried to
the sea board for market,-and fol all
which, he will give the highest price.
WILLIAM SHORTT.
August s. lS9S.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-31
.YE.gRTEys'SBURG
WOOLLEN FACTORY.

YssliE subscribers would respectfully in
4 form their customers and the public
at large, that they have now on hand a
large quantity of iirst-rate goods, such as
CLOTHS. CARPETING. PLAID g. PULLED LIN
SEYS. FLAkNELS. &C. &C.
which they will exchange for wool on ac-
comodating terms; those from distance
who have wool for sale and are in want of
goods of the above descriptions will find
il to their advantage 10 give us call, and
we would inform such, that they can have
the goods 10 take home with them, at the
time Of delivering the wool, or at any O.
Their time, to suit their convenience
Country Carding, as heretofore, will be
done upon short notice, and in the best
possible manner. For all country work
done by us. Soap. and other county pro-
duce, will be received in payment if deliv-
cred at the time of taking the work. but
no credit can be given for work amour
ting to a less sum than one Dollar unless
to regular and punctual Customers.
WILCOX & JOB.
May, 10 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-31
New Fall 4 Winter Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EvERi!

VEYE are now receiving very large
w aud general assortment oil seasona
Bile goods comprising the greatest variety
ever offered in this market. Our stock
consists, in part, OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets;
Velvet, Valencia, and Satin pesttngs;.
Black Italian Lustrings. Poul de Soie,
Gro de Naples, Fiorences,
Modes and Sa,ins:
Chintzes, fancy. black. & white prints +;
Irish Linen. Cambrics Book, Swiss,
Jackonet, and Null MuslIns;
Muslin Edgings Insertings. and Laces
Needle worked Capes & Collars;
English and Pongee H'dkfs;
Fancy Handkercbiefs and Shawls;
l.. w. Shirts and Drawers;
Satin, tappeta, ganze, g. belt Ribbands;
Buck, Beaver, and Kid Gloves;
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery;
Gilt. Lasting and Pearl Buttons;
French and English Nerino;
Mouslin de Lain,
Black and Italian Cravats,
White. Red and Green Flannels
Domestic Plaids and Checks
Brown, and Bleached Shee'ings and
Sbirtings. and brown Cotton Drilling
Sept IL. A. ROBINSON s. co.