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Al a meeting of the Trustees OF the Iovingston Male
and Female Academy, held in Lovingslon, Thurs
day the 9th day of March, 1915; Present Charles
Perrow (Presideni,) Christopher Il. Estes, Wilson Pc
tiers, VIM. 5. Loving, Robert {. Cutler aud Floyd l..
Whitehead
On motion of Col WIN. S. Loving, and seconded
the application Of Branch Archer Saunders for the ap
pointment of Principal OF the Lovngston Male and Fe-
male Academy considered; Wheeup pom, il is rosol
we'd. that said Bra ch A. Saunders be appointed Prnci
pal u said Academy to be subject TO the rules and
regulations, and upon The terms have hereto
fore been adopted in relation the said Office and that
he be requested 10 open The said Academy the LIST Of
April next or early practicable thereafter.
Resolved that the Secretary furnish the said Branch
A. Saunders with copy Of these proceedings.
A Copy-Tese. -
no, {, CUTLER, Sec'ry.
March 81 81
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sysOs'S and rs.
VAE.U ABLE REAL ESTATE
EdkEg N.lLE.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract of
Land on which he resides. in the county of Camp
bell about one and half miles from Lynchburg, adlon,
ng The Lands of William Daniel. Jr. This Tract COM
ains 22l acres, about 60 of which IN woods
heavily tlmbored and good ToBACoo LAND any IN
Campbell county Tic buildings good; the dwell
ling a framed house with six looms four above ground
aud 10 the cellar, and six eplaces the out buildings
are very good. three tobacco houses, good framed
kitchen and smoke house, corn house shielded three
sides for Stables and good negroes house with stone
chimney. There is good orchard Of apple Iress-lwo
hundred choice llnl treeslhe cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and three lots, 1t is not
sary say any thing more. those wanting 10 buy
will view Tor themselves | will sell the entire Tract,
part, may suit purchasers, VIII take pleasure
IN showing the Land 10 any person wanting to buy.
DOUGLASS II. PICKETT.
March 3 Is
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From The Huntsville GAIA. J .advoeate. ;,

M Clay has been requested by gentleman in South
Alabama 10 write memoir Of his lie, together with
history of the aocous alsehoods and ISLANDERS put
in circulation against him by his enemies. Very prop
ery Mr.. Clay has declined noticing the pestiierouA
brood Of iibes with which his has been blackened
by those who enved the brightness Of his fame and the
brIlaicy Of his genius. In thus treating with silent
contempt his slanderers, Mr.. Clay initiates the conduct
Of Judge DIN of Vermont when violently attacked ~
young and very impairment attorney. 10 the sur
prise Of all the Judge heard him through and made no
reply After the court adjohnt3, one Of those present
asked The Judge why he did rebuke the imPcr.snens
fellow 20 Permit me" said the Judge in loud tone.
so as 10 call crowd around, including The attorney,
"pefm me 10 tell you story: NJ father, when 30
lived down in the country, had dog; mere puppy,
may say. Well, this pupry wonld 60 out every moon
light night and bark al ,.e for hours iageheF.''-
Here HE Judge PAUSED il he had finished he story
well WE'LL what Of in" exclaimed half duzen Of the
audience at once. 80, nothing nolhug whatever; the,
moon Kept RICH, just il nothing had happened"
So with Mr.. Clay; while the ours nf party have been
barking at hisheels and vomiting forth upon him every
conceivable Islander, he has kept right On just il no
thing had happened; and when they buried aid fur
gotten in their slime and filth he will coniinus To-
shine forth, 'the stay and hope Of pairiu men,. snd
honored and respected by his cuunlryhen, M; Hsssi
Clay will inn,onslize His deianen y DA,ciax
them and their bels although they "vu.vsom I'll sha
worms Of Nile"
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Bargains Bargains !! Hnrgnins!! -!
VIEW SPRE.VE GOODS.
n @ III III ND O SIT r ORE

INliE subscriber hegs leave 10 inform his customers
l. and the public IN general that he has jus, return.
ed from the Northern cities with extensive and de~
slrahle stock of
which being purchased for cash. will enable him To offer
goods much lower than similar articles be purchas-
ed Tor IN this city al retail for cash ony aud at whoe>
sale on credit. for approved paper.
COUNTRY .MER CHANTS and others visiting
this market. will please give hun call before puchas
ing elsewhere, as he will take pleasure in showing
his goods whether purchased not. The 2nd story OF
my Store has been fixed of for wholesale only.
Amongst my assortment may be found. viz:
80 900 yds Calico. new styles, from q. cts TO finest
Balzarines, Oreanda Musna aud Polka d'i.aInes en-
tire new style goods for Ladies' dresses.
Black, blue black AMI fancy cold Silks, all prices,
Ginghams, Lawns, aud French Chuiz, large assert.
Apron and Furniture Checks,
Tcklnas Brown Hollands, French Linens and Georgia
Nanhtens.
Miis, at great bargain,
Needle Work. Collars aud Nandikes.
Thread I.sccs and Edglngs an assortment cheap.
Ladies' silk Shaws aud llandk's, large assortment.
some extra fine.
ron GENTS.
Extra black blue black. Inv. green, olive and fancy
brown Cloths al great bargains.
New style Cashmere and Nesngs. all prices,
10 900 yds. common Pants Stuff ut all prices,
Panama Hats. splendid article, cheap,
500 doz Palm Ieal Hats, from 81 per doz, up finest
SHOES and BOOTS.
n large assortment at Great bargains.
so 900 yds bleached aud brown Coions from "a els 10
fnest; and various other goods too numerous to
mention. WIN. j. WILLIS.
p s. The subscriber will be receiving from his
in Richmond aud the Northern Cities fresh Goods eve
" week Throughout the season. w. w.
April Is
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Baltimore papers, be. and they hereby requestet 70
copy the foregoing preamble aud resolutions. - -
On motion Of =. G. Van Wrinkle, Esq.. RssoiUed.
that The thanks Of the citizens Of this eonp'y are Elm,
oony due To our late delegate 10 the Legislature, to
our special delegates aud To all who aided them 70 heiI
efforts 10 procure the right of way to the bal imofe ana
Ohio Railroad Company.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
JG, STRlNGER, Chairman.
NM II Sr,rronn Epc'v
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GIX Barrel Revolving Pistols
- Ivory Sets Knives and Forks, 81 pieces. Mt from 81
To $40 per. set.
Splendid Sets Of Tea Boards
Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds assorted sizes
And a general assortment0f Wood Ware, Mats See
Just opened, aud for SALE by
II. d. s W. A RICHARDS.
April Ia Is
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IS'Ms. n. X'OH g,
at the old stand Of
=. II a. Oh N G. ,

at the old stand Of
II ANT n YOU NG,
rs receiving IL. spring supply o' unoo E;n.ro'
4 which he has recent purchased in the Northern
Markets for cash. and he is de- nned 10 sell as low
# little lower than any house in re upper county
He socils call from his old customers, who ia neo
oiore extended TO him their patronage as parine :"
the Of Bryant s Young, well as of Others
buy in this market promising them they shall not 90
away without bargains The following articles com
prise portion Of his stock
400 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Cufee,
As hhds. N. o. p. Rico, and St. Croix Sugar,
do Cuba, (clarifed) do.
20 boxes Loaf Sugar, all qualities,
bbls. crushed Sugar.
35 hhds. and bbls. n. q. and P K. Molasscs,
$50 Sacks Salt
$50 kegs Nails and Brads,
S toms Bar Iron,
2 do. Tredegar iron,
2 tlerces Lamp Oil,
90 bbls. Tanners do.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
5000 do. Sole Leather
800 do. best Indigo,
500 do. Nader,
SO bbIs. Flour,
so boxes and cables Tea, some very fine,
bales Hops,
so boxes Tallow Candles,
10 Sperm do.
22 Soap,
| ton American B. Steel,
800 lbs, Shear do.
lierces Rice
2 pipes supr. French Brandy,
5 :" American do
Old Antigua Rum,
IS bhls. n. +. do
5 " Gin
10 Madeira and S. VI. Wine,
10 Z" Malaga do.
20 " Old Rye Whisky,
30 " Mountain do.
90 bales Domescs and Cotton Oznaburgs,
so Nova Scotia Grindstones,
100 ps. Calico,
r. doz Fur and Palmetto Leaf Hats,
Boots Shoes Checks Bedlickngs, Cloths. Casslmeres,
Ves,ings, Nankeen. Ginger Pepper, Allspice, Nut
megs, Alum, Saltpetre, Copperas, Window Glass,
Putty, White Lead, Shot, Powder, Bacon Stone ware,
Demohns Buckets Trace chains, Scyihe blades. and a
variety Of articles too tedious to enumerate in adver
tsement.
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%Eyy CestCE1ssN.

v
HNHE undersigned frase his day formed CO. part
i nelship under the 81 ,le and firm ut
Mol HAN, CRENSIS Avv & CO.,
10, the purpose Of doing general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
large granite front house alely occupied by NJ D
l.ansho ne s. Co and wifi Keep constahily on hand
large Stock Of (, n q c T. II / + S Of every descrlp
ton which will be suld low for cash. in exchange
for all kinds of Country Produce.
The particular attention of f. G. McClanahan VIII
be devoted the sales Of Tobacco, Flour, and all "iher
produce consigned to care (onr charge Tor selling
Tobacco is 80 cs. hhd) Goods received and for
wardrd; charge for drayage
We wish to buy 1000 bbls. If good Family Flour,
for which the highest cash price will be given,
JNO. Il. McCLANAHAN,
f.. G. McCLANAHAN,
r. w. CRENSiiAW.
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WALK IN TO
III Il II ID q T. II IL II A. ~ $.

III Il II ID q T. II R II A. K 5.
yyoa ,caht any Thing IN The Confectionery. Fancy M
ticbs, Toy, Picture, Cane, Eatdble and Drinkabie
Line, &c
NOR have open of the largest stocks in the
above line that opened in 1.ynctburg A.
nong the articles Just opened will be found the following
Ealables Lemons. Fresh Figs Raislns, Currents,
Prunes. Iamarnds. Dates, soft Shell Almonds, FIJI
berls, English WaInus, Juju PASTE Olives, Presered
Ginger. Sardines French Preserves, Boougne Sau.
sages, Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, Picked Oysters,
water. soda butter and sugar Crackers Goshen and En-
esh Dairy Cheese. Fancy Articles, Toys, sc. &c.,
enumerated in another Advertisement.
J. II. FTTZGlBBON.
Head Quarters,
Nearly opposite the Bank Of prginia.
March 9, Is
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1Slki&NtSo
VIRGINIAN

~ s,,ni-,ceekly, (erery .ho,day and Thusday)
yu,,s per annum, payable IN Advance. No sub
al be recsiredt for shorter time than SIR months;
a,er ,cil be discontinued fereept at the discretion
ma ~ ,,;,o,s.) until all arrearages are paid
~ ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at 80 cents per pc
W l,ss) for every inner form insertion and ia
"| rYERf ADVERTISER IS repaired to note o" ms
manuscript how long he ''ss' ms t ' ,s
an advertisement not so noted 10" DC ''''''"
s0n a"n WEaRLY .aDpERTISLNG the terms are tof
If tco squares, $40 for one square, so Jo'
.n.,ars, inner form, ss5 Eoery yearly adrei'sf'
~ r,,red to eofne his advertising to has part'e"-
." - ron PRINTING executed neatly ana eTped"o"s
y,nr,nsouaJie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1913.
JUST RE- EWED, By
WAREHOUSE & WIIITTEMORE.
March ~ ia
H. ID a CT TKO.N..

FEVlE subscriber. having received the appointment
4 of Principal of the Loyingson Male and Female
Academy. will commence the discharge Of his duties on
the lst Of April. The usual branches OF an English and
Classical education will be taught
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
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" u II e. a.
TTAVING made arrangements with Mr.. w. j.
III Willis of this place. nr the sale OF
Dvv Goods, Shoes. Es0ofs,
Rouuets Pni.as Ecaf IL Panama Hats,
HARDN ARE, &C.

cordially invite my friends former customers and
h n,li generally 10 call and examine his stock,
rrnp them they can purchase goods much lower than
At ,ne other house in this place, by 20 re1 cent
,Sou en- lily call their attention 70 the large and
sru s,h.e'ed s., * # BOOTS, SHOtS: r,1isn
Sr,T wy pay, VI HITS, BONNEIS. sc.
LE'1f a"d r'aN VA; ho. Factories in the Northern
Jus! ,' M 49,, " ,a,, stock u is well known that
ave ten engagrd in the Boot Shoe aae 10, ,ne
las, ten years, and can confidently 'V never nTts
sr.a SHOES and Boots offered at such low =, "
and Workmanship warranted, as are now ole - no
i. Wi.'s next f., the Market House. AmonA 81 W,
:, oG Sings NAV he found Ladies' col,ured Slips a'''
Ties Iadies fine black aid English Al1 slips some a
50 cents Genl's fine Mari Geo Dress Boos, an b''''
L. & b. Sh, es, Boys B'ois + Summer wear
GEO. G.. NILLlAA,S.
April 10 Us
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March 81
Dissolution of CO-partncrship.

FEyiE co.parnership heretofore existing between the
i Undersigned. under the style of Edmond, Watson
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Mr. James NJ. Boyd. who intends to carry on the bust
ness himself All persons indebted 10 the firms of Ed
mond Watson & Co., VIM, II. Watson 4 Co.. and
Boyd Edmond < Co., requested to pay to James
~ Boyd alone-2nd all the creditors Of said firms j
apply to him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. H. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, jr.
Feb. II Is
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.>ciC Spring millinery.
F. R SO S

4 LARGE assortment of Florence braid Bounets
"A from 81 10 up;
Bird Florence, new shape. from s. 80 up.
Mourning Bonnes ii all kinds. from s. up,
Sume beautiful Children's Bonnels
A large lot of Neapolilan Lace Bonnots some
new shape. from 50 In 4 80
Ribbons and Flowers Of all kinds and quality
hand.
Also, Hair Bonneis. Neapaliian and Lace Bonne,s.
with all Kind OF Braid Bunneis beached and repaired
in the best manner and The shortest notice.
al the nec Boanei Store etc doors belotc Nichols g.
Belts. Il. +. IENING.
March 81 1915 Is
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CONTINUATION.
SPRING FASHIONS.

TINIE undersigned has just received his Spring repor
J. of Il ii = ~ Il % ~ y from the North, EN-
bracing those of LONDON AND FRANCE. and in
vtes his customers and the public generally to call and
see them al his house Main ST. four doors above John
g. Mems store where ali work entrusted 10 him will
bedone according order and in the best style and man
ner. WILLIAM CLAFE1.
March 81. is
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VEN. .gRRII.IL.
WYE HAVE just opened a variety OF FASH
W IONABLE JEWELRY AND
e NOV A n .IIcSI. rs -aInnuu Hmm arr

Pink, Topaz Breas,pins aud Finger Rings; Gold Neck
lace and Bracelets; and fashionable style of Ear
Rings.
beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron Goods. consist
ing Of Bracelets, Necklace, Breastpins and Guard
Chains.
We have also new pattern Silver plated and Britain
MIA Coes and Tea se,is plated Candeseks, Shutters
and Trays.
Oar assortment of Gold and Silver Walchesis worthy
the attention Of all who wish to purchase-and at one
half the cost of fo:mer days.
We manufacturing to order, Silver Table and
TEA Spoons-aGd anxious 10 repair at reduced prices,
all and every description OF Watches and Jewelry.
We solicit continuance of patronage. with assurance
thai every effort we capable of exerng will be put
forth in order TO please. WILLIAMS * VICTOR.
Dec 70 Is
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kA BUSHELS FRESH MOUNTAIN CLIO
JO YER SEED, for sale by
HATCHER s GREEN.
Feb s Is
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.lPKYL 10, 1915.

.v,NC returned from the North with our usual
soppy of Millinery, we invite our customers ana
the public generally, give usa call Our S'0cN Oh
nonuc,s. Ribbons ana Flowers,
is large and general and as low as can pc o"uS a"a
warranted to please. Give US call at me new p',"e'
Store. ~ .,
RApril 10
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GeHffemeH'S Wear.
CLOTllS-B Black. blue black, invisible green. London
brown olive, daha. rife green aud navJ blue Of
the very best West Of England, French and Bel
GUM makes.
pieces extra superior FRENcu BLAcf CLorn; any
gentleman wishing TO purchase really fine coat
will have the opportunity to do SO,
CASSlMERFS oil every description in plain and fancy
cours. among hch will be found 2 pieces genuine
French Doeskn. Bncots make. magnificent arii-
Gle and very cheap.
piece Cd DRAP DE Era superior article for sum-
mer COATS aud lrowseriugs for ciergymen.
DRIILINGs of all kinds-2 pieces superior white vest
ings-best French and English Satin Plaid Buff
and white Cashmeres aud Wel,inps
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II O.v.s'E7s, EIRsB O.V.S .F.y'D
FLO g'EEsS.
Hats! Etats!! Nats!!!

AMIDON's latest spring fashion--A very beautiful
hat, and of best quality.
PANAMA HATs-a very beautiful article, besides a
great variety Of fancy articles.
HI of which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest, as
terms are ONLY.
We c.idiay invite all to examine stock before
purchasng-We shall take pleasure in exhibiting our
Goods whether we sell orr not
REGARDS, RYAN & Co.
Next door 10 WIN. L. Young.
March 81 Is
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-29
IMMENSE CLOUDS OF Locr7sTs

M RocheL in the narrative of his journey a
long the eastern coast of the Red Sea- bears IRE
lIragaole testimony tothe authenticity of the Mosi
ac record, and other passages in HOLY Scripture
wherein it is said that "the land was dh,rkened >
oy these nsects-Exod K. Is; call The trees and
| (Dedt xviii, 42) &c. And again in the nro
phecy of Joel iii 25,) in which they are set down
as a. part OF My great army !" corresponding
with Fsalm eV.34, /" He spake, and the locusts
came, and caterpilars, and that without number u
AT noon we saw dark and exceedingly dense
cloud arise, about three miles distant It appear
ed to De nearly a league between two and three
rn1ies) In length; its density Increased every in
slant, and, as it grew thicker and difused itself
more widely, It involved the horizon in total dark
ness L imagined The cloud to herald dreadful
tempest and went up to the king of shoa lin
Abyssinia,) for the purpose of stating nv appre-
nens'ohs to him, batlhe laughed at my alarm and
told me that the cause of it was nothing more than
an immense cloud of locusts, and we should readi-
ly rid ourselves of them by crushing Them under
our horses hoofs by thousands I am free 10 con.
fess that had some difficulty in getting rid of
my fear, and did not place much reliance on his
majesty Sable Salasse's explication for the low
moan and dismal confused: murinur which are
the customary precursors of a Storm were suffi
clently audible at the moment. In another In
slant the matchlocks of the troops assaiIed the
mysterious cloud; an innumerable host of Iocusls
Tell to the ground on all sides; SO dense was the
mass that we could not see each o.her at ten steps
distance. We were beset by this living fog for
whole hour; hence you may form some idea of
the millions which had collected together. l re-
collected having seen locuss in Egypt, and ex
!ensive flights of them also at Tujurra vet, what
have previously observed had but tended to make
me more scepical as to the reports travellers had
made Of the migration Of this insect; now, how
ever, could doubt no longer. 1 was, as it were,
an eyewitness of the dreadful plague which Mo,
ses had called down on the land Of Pharaoh.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-29
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VENHE subscribers opening extensive assort-
u ment of DRY GOODS, consisting of -.
CLOTHS ofalmost every color and quality, for Dress
Frock and OVerCoats Cassmeres, from 81 per yard to
the first quality, great varieties very superior plain
and fancy Silk Velvet plain black and fancy Satin
plain black and figured ChallIes. for Vests Also,
general supply of Silk Lambswool, Merino and Cotton
Hosiery; Linen Shirts, Shirt Besons and Collars of the
latest styles fine Silk and Cambria pocket Handker
chiefs plain and figured Scars and CraVats Suspend
ers; black and light Silk and Kid Gloves Satin and
Bombazne Stocks and Ties ,c with complete aSsort
mont of Taors' trimmings, at wholesale and retail
Together with large lot of " SIS - Hf-g-.fSA -.+ %
..La- Ready-madc Clothes,
both of their and of Northern manufacture. L..
The above goods were bought for cash, with great
by of the firm; in New York, and will be sold
for small advance the fstcoat for cash, to regu-
lar customers short credit They intend r @ @oaeT
such inducements in quality and Pfics, viii make 1t
the interest of all to purchase 8 Call eaasae their
stock. 49, =. ..f.,.. a.
The reports of Fashions, embracing the latest Eu-
ropean and American styles, received monthly.
Their grateful acknowledgements rendered to their
friends and patrons for past tavors and continuance is
respectfully and most earnestly requested. rogLy.
r.--- SMITH & BIGGS.
Raleigh. octs, 1915. p. re I'D - 57o-st.o
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-29
FREsH ARRHVAAs.

THIHE subscribers have just received large and ez
II cellcnt assortment of NEW GOODS, OF Varlou
styles and qualities, consisting in part as follows:
For GentIemen's Wear.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of every shade an
satinetts plain, striped and plaid,
Kentucky Jeans ofvarious colOrs,
Hats, Boets and Shoes of all qualities and prices,
Lalabswool, merne, Silk, and Buck-skin Shirts ant
a Drawers, .r -.. r-. T.
Stocks shirt collars, scarfs, bosoms and cravats,
Lambswool, Angola, worsted and cotton half-hose,
Gloves, hoskin, silk, woolen, and cotton,
Together with every thing suitable for wear
For Ladies. .f
Black rep Silks, fourth; very SUPERIOR
Black figured and coIored Silks,
Oil silks, do. ..-. ..-- ---
Wide Black silks, for aprons,
Foulard silks, of various colors,
Rich brocade figured Velvet,
Cashmeres, Mouslin de Lanes Alapaccas, Tesanes,
Cusans, of every variety, quality and price,
Rich brocade Worsted, changeable colors,
Black Bombazine, t-n ---.. l.. I
Swiss, Book, Tarton, Medium and Jacone MuslIns and
Cambrics, '
Satin striped Essler Robes,
Great variety of figured and plain wide Laces,
Great variety of Isle, CamDric, and Swiss Edglng,
Great variety Linen and Cotton Boblncu,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Kid, Silk, and Worsted Cloves and Mits,
Gimps, flat and Isund, of various qualities,
Frnges of variety of shades for trimming Dresses,
Girdles, assorted colors, ''
Net and Lace Caps, .a ..s-
Fancy CrdVatS, Dress t1andkerehIeISs ana
Corded skirts, Grass ditto,
Great variety of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
American, English, and French prnts-great variety
Ditto Oil Prints, b. ..-.''
Manchester and Ursten Ginghams,
Silk, Cashmere, LambsWool, worsed and Cotton Hose,
General assortment of Ladies Shoes.
Domestic Goods, FIanHels, &c.
Red and White Flannes,
Domestic Flannes Ditto, ..
Bed-ticking, and apron Checks-good qualities,
Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtinss,
Kerseys, good assortment,
Carpetings, Woolen anc Cotton,
Brown Linens and colOred Cambrics, ~
umbrellas and Parasols. ~ .--... .-
Indeed the subscribers have hand rich, useful and
complete assortment OF GOODS, which they offer for
sale at loac rates for cash. short credit to punctu
Dealers In addition to this lot Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods they have Groceries, to wit: Loaf Brown,
and Crushed Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Powder, Shot, &C.,
which will be disposed of on accommodating terms.
They confidently recommend their Stock to liber
al and discriminating Public and hope those in want of
Goods vii call at their Store before purchasing else
where. Do not forget RUSSELL COOKE, No. %, one
door above Richard Smith
..a# RUSSELL & COOKE.
Raleigh, October II, 1915. 57l-H
1c- Register and Star copy. . -