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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-30

REv. DR. JuDsoN.-rhe ship Sophia
Walker, Capt. Goldman, arrived this fore
noon, from Mauritius, and bought as
passenger the Rev. Aduniram Judsnn,
well known TO MI Christendom for his
devotion and successful lsbors as Mis-
sionary in Burmah for period oil thirty
years. DIR. Judson, We are glad to learn,
is in good physical health. lie lief. Bur
nah. accompanied BY his wife, in an
English ship, intending TO return 10 hisina-
live country by the way Of England. NE
ship touched al Mauritius. Mrs. Jud-
son was in III health " hen she leli Bur.
nah, but At Mauri,ius her health seemed
so much improved that the Doctor hoped
10 be able Ia return directly 10 Burmah
aud with this expectation he unfortunately
sen. back two natives to Burmah, whom
be had engaged to assist him in preparing
his Dictionary Of the Burmah language
Subsequently,. however, Mrs. Judson'i
illness increased 10 such on extent that b.
concluded to persist in his intention TO re
turn To this country. and took passage II
the Sophia " slker. The ship put int
ST. Helena about the first Of September
where Mrs. Judson died.
Boston Journal.
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souihcrn Citlzen.-Mr. Don Z. S.

nod announces his determination 10 discOniinue
,. u..hlicatioa Il the southern ciiizcn. assigning
~ a sasOn that the patronage has mot been sui-
6cienl 10 warrant IL longer continuance. Nj.
sherwood has hem CONDUCTING dis PaPer for
,wrlye months. and has given evidence Of a tact
and ability which would have made him good
.Ii,or; and We therefore regTe, the Necessity
which oOmPrls him To abandon his post. lie is
a sound Wing. and We wish him suoeess in what.
s,sr tus:ness be may hereafter engage.
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Mills and ran Ward
Still. FOR SALE.

TSIIS property. E0t azging LSen diEPosea q.
II ) ssill ofs.od L. ssie ca lie sane ieI1as -
Eosargly Rdxgsised. Nin 81 il I'll tcTeiisr, g
seraEais tie Tan Yard frOLa he Mills, Esay suit
Pusshasers
Also, Negro Msn. slsgl &c years u sssp .
good distialsE. sound ard .ealihy, hOnes., ard Il
indus;EiGUs and tcmIFIase hsills.
Also. good Midi Cows, an . number q Ens
Beef Cattle for sale.
AIao. good new cast iron Bark Mill, and tso
CoppcT BoiieEs, Tor boiling tan, tsls, an CO
thaec-h0Esc Wagon.
i reasonable credit given on coed security.
]. 5. SMITH.
Dctsber 4. SIS
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Governor's leland, in Boston harbor,
has been purchased by the United States
Government OF Henry G. Andrews, of
Boston. The commanding position Of
Fort Winthrop, upon lis summit, when
repaired and fortified, will, with The other
forts, make Boston as safe from foreign
attack as any city in the Union.
Journal.
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are VEy fns. n hyde eoaniy il Is
thoaFhi mere eon Will Be gatlsFfd ibis
year ihaa u any one year hsrFa0Care. n
i esiimaasd that Iiy6e vii expara. 81
corn slans. 10000 barrels. Or 80. goo
hushfis. which. n 20 eents q hasllrl.
amounts . The handsome sun e 800. 900
dollars. Pretty usll or one small coan-
y 0f only 650O iphabilanls.
~ MAZE Wig.
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The Nashville Union says: Every in
formation we receive shows that there has
been more sickness in Tennessee this sum-
mer than has prevailed for ten years. In
many counties il has been fatal; but at
present health is becoming restored every
where" ..u
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The annexed letter. published in The
philadelphia u. s. Gazette, contains
statements which will be read with con-
Germ. II is under date Of
Washington, Oct Is, 1915.
hear a good deal Of gossip, much /
more than | think il worth while 10 write !
to you. and some which may be interest
ing To you and your readers-noi that l
can vouch Tor any Cabinet matters. but
can assure YOU that what ] tell you hear
from. what call, good authority.
You remember that about the time
Mr. McLane was starring for England,
the Globe too occasion TO say That he was
not special minister, but was TO take Mr..
Everet,'s place. This, then. led To the IN
quiry where would be the place Of ne
go,istion between The BRUSH and Ameri-
can agent.' AtWashngton. why. then,
should SIR. McI.ane &c IA London, il he
was identified with the negotiation 81
Washington Il would Re better. it is
said. for him; his influence with the Brit
ish Minister in London would be more
effective than with the British negotia.
tor al Washington. So much lur the
undertaking; now for the progress. MIR.
McI.ane has more Than once asked rer-
mission TO return. Why! Among other
reasons, because he is mol entrusted with
inforua,ion, nor moved by instructions
relative TO the most important part oi
his mission: and il is thought thai means
have been used, or are 10 be used. 20 in
luce him TO leave London. The means
belong TO the administration. What are
thew! Mr.. Buchanan is for peace, and he
. is opposed IT, the reduction al duties. es'
pecially those on iron. The President
and Mr.. Walker are for turmoil. and loI
, a reduction Of duties. IL MIR. Buchanan
can be disposed al, sent to the Supreme
Bench. he will give no tronble 10 the Ca
binet in its arrangement Of the tariff, ant
he will not be in The way TO force out o
T The annual message Of the President. an!
! thing which may sayor OF little hostllli,
= 10 England relative TO Oregon. This il
( no, all. II is hoped that soon aller ih'
opening Of Congress. some administrator
member will propose series OF resolu
tons which shall smack pretty strongi.
Of a determination TN the part OF TIN
!. Government, to insist on its utmost claim
in Oregon territory, and 10 insist on then
]. IN such terms, and with such iervor, a
shall i,hc resolutions having been adopt
ed.l close the negotiation.
+ Ii any body should say 1.-THE Union l"
Is examrle) that these events will not haT
h pen, can only reply nous uerronS vii
P regard 10 the future. but tees earl wit
lie regard to the past. ! have not lout
t ,ha, What | say Of the intention Of thl
I'd administration is strictly correct; that Nj
" McI.ane has written home, as l say; I'll;
h. Mr.. Buchanan has been seriously urge
"a 10 retire to the Bench; that bad feeling
,s relative to Oregon are desired, and u
:. means have stated really purposed. 81
i, may be that something will transpire
prevent such results, but no thanks to- Il
= powers that be-
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attention |!

To the Commissioned, Hoa-CemR'isioafd o.
GERS and KlIsiciCas isioaging 10 tie 47tL k
giant # North cGroiaa Militia.
Voc are hereby coBlma,.dod end ordered 70
u appear in HillshOfolsh, ON Friday the s'h
Of NoyCrlher, at III O'Clock, armed and eguips ~
the law directs, Cor drill muster; snl On Saturday
tie 9Th, Ct II O'sloek, Jon will ai;eEd with your
respective companies Cor nsimcnsal cxcrrise.
JN0. G. DOUGLAS, Col. Com.
October ~. 50
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Thursday, October 10.

The rA:iog Il he Milion ChrOniAe : informed
-, he HIlAaroush Racudss has tesn nguiAE-
4, izUed and msilnd . iis 1irrcsi0n; and shs
a .srry Il uhieh Be sFeaks can be hesier en-
,luipsd b. =une one through who- hzaaasiiPass-
:, sisrr Iss,;ns dis oibce. ihan ~ y. We can
,s soooun, g. his having received two numbers
sthe same dsle. " any OBe On The Iouie Is %
5,,emlined UPON reading he RocOaaeT - % De-
udse fienl Evans u his, By lstsing Us know
q il. pethsFs boih can be furnished regularly.
=Tsrtgm sei." -
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TAILORING.
Latest Paris F@s G'on 5
HIST RECEIVED.

vTSHE subscriber having permanently located
J. himself in the town of Hillsborough, takesthls
method of informing his friends and the public
generally, that he intends carrying on the Tailor
ing Business in all its various branches, having
received, and will continue constantly to receive,
the latest fashions from the Cities of London, Pa
ris, Philadelphia and New York; and having had
much experience in the art Of cutting, he Is prepar
ed, he hopes, to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage. Please give me
trial by calling at my shop, second door above
the printing office. -
Cutting promptley attended to at all times Sun:
day excepted. ox
49, JAMES G. S. WATSON.
October 20. w
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The Small Pox sprevaiIing 10 an alarm
ing extentin the upper par, of the State
of New York. The Batavia Times says
that in the village of Alexander eight cases
occurred in one day. The inhabitants OF
the neighboring villages are preparing TO
fence up the roads, 10 cut off all comnu-
nicalion with the place,
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UNITED STATES REVENUE AND EN-
PENDrrURE.


An oc asioual correspondent writes to
the New York Journal Of Commerce as
follows, under date of
Washington, October 81.
For the information Of your readers,
YOU NAV state, in advance Of the Report
of The Secretary of the Treasury, tina. the
receip,s from the Customs for the fiscal
wear ending Both June, ls45, will ex-
coed $27. 100000; from Public Lands.
80 1000, 900; miscellaneous and incidental
sources. ,99s; making in all over
s2s, 900, 900. There was balance IN
the Treasury Is. July. lst5, Of 1887,
37s GA, which. added 10 the receipts, will
make a total of over s37,5OO.oQo.
The expenditures for The same time
we're about $40, OO0,OO0 WHICH leave
balance in the Treasury Of above "
500, 900. In the items, the expenditures
under the direction of the War Depart
men, were very large. being over sio
900, 900, or more than one'hali OF me
| whole expense oil the Government. az
civil list will not much exceed Two anu
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We understand Ilisl u csmp-M Meeting
in Dasie county last month. shaui two
hundred prolessed religion. Before die
close a re meeting. over one hundred
presented themselves in . body. lar sd-
missisn into the Methodist Episcopal
chuIel. .SalisbE,y UaseLman.
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NEwspApERs.--ln 1910 the were in
the United States 7,044 newspapers and
periodicals, about twn.thirds Of which
were in the Northern States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-30
WOOD! WOOD!

sDNr.. Subscribers to the Recorder who expect
Is to pay in Wood, will confer favor by
bringing supply just now. We shoald like to
see our wood-pi!e in condition to meet the hea-
Wy draughts that are made upon it as the cold
weather sets in.
(lctober %. f- ~ u @e 90
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ToBAcco.-Scarcely any inspecting
no change in prices-loose leaf p TO u.
CoTToN.-The accounts by last stea-
mer are unfavorahle, and the price offered
is I cts. for new.
WHEAT Prime commands lO7 TO
ITO. Some sales of Flour at S5@.
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Notice.

NOTICE is given to oil persons having suits
~ in the County Court of Orange which have
been pending more than twelve months, and in
which costs have not been paid, that application
will be made al the neYt term Of said Court for
executions in all such cases for the Clerks Fees;
and that executions have already been ordered in
many cases for said fees, which executions will
be held up until next term after that time, unless
paid, they will go into the Sheritf's hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff who are
interested in ttese suits, are requested to call on
the present Clerk and pay these costs.
JOHN BANE,
HARRISON PARKER,
GILES MEBNAE.
0ctober7. VI
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METHoDIsTs sc ASADA.-TheWesley-
ans have - multiplied in Canada. within
. Few years, that ihey nov amount 10 half
. million, more illan 10000 Of whom are
church members. They hare erected up
wards Of $50 ehapels in the province, and
sustain about an equal number Of preach
efs.
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a&maFAeF Millions 04 GsillaF8a &GlU ne &QFFiG @
iaisrnonEse net half > milliaR. The Mary
DFPaEiaeni has expfndrd shove 80. 000s
coo; asking EpEzEls Of 2I.000. 900 for
COR active nsiional delrnee.
Tie suhjoined psrsgralh. taken from
he Washington Correspondence a he
journal of IommrTee. disclnses fact o
some interest. not 20 :. The slatehoiding
portion Of ire United States" only, hul
20 al lreemsn who compose The pHpnla-
lion Of onr country. We d. nul d0uhl
The authenticity 81 III : infnrmaliua: and.
IL Tie writer has any further or a.o's par
lienlar iniorElalian IN this suhjeei. Nc IN
rite him 10 reveal Il. Nat. Iaf.
couespOndcnoe q de Journal a cosnmrFce.
washiagtOn. oeioaer q. 1885.
ME. calhnnn. towards the close Of the
late Administration. despatched an agent
10 The island &c 81. Domingo. for what
particular objects il was rot known. lie
vas pad oul Of ihe secrei service fund
This agent Mr.. ungan) has returned, aud
made vsilnminuu.. and. a. understand,
an interesting report, which viii. proba-
bly,. AZ some time, see The ligh. II u con-
| ieclnred Illai il relates chiefly 10 lhe con.
di,ion Of he spanish PARTON Of lie island,
aud the situation and prospects Of ihe DO
minirans; their war with The IlayIiens
the policy Of the English and French
Governments in regard In them, and ID
the sIayeholding portion Of The Wet In
dia Islands generally. DC. II has beer
supposed that the British Government
and perhaps the Government Of France
also. will take such course Is will ali
the entire Ambition Of slavery in hi
island, and, indeed, in all the Sp nish am
French islands. The subject Is one o
some interest 10 the slayehol5iag portion
Of the United States.
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FALL AID EEIXTER COccS,

40 IL Elsass 81 -. AZ - asls5s-zts
LlaCsF Flark Il
FAIL AID WINTLN COccS.
ukirh lave knxn l4a< SD fksirE ii.r 100 nasssh
N a. sities e ssa Nszk 80 F.iir1zg IA. sftle
Igwess cash EsinnS. IhsiE silCk 3 s1sar hsEsF,
ooaasisaing a egnrrsl 1aa1ta~EI a In Cess.
tosh e I.a1ess aE3 GfnflEExEs AcErs 40 lAEse
assasa.rnt q Hats. Boznefz. Hi@sS. 40 Pests
80 Ir0ueHigs. Eush as Eruun 80 I'D sEgsE,
As0,sasas. Cosse. IE8irs. MaAarz. leIgu, alHe,
tsinEaE. az. 4 GOD Essgiiaui q Ia.liEgs. Inn.
Ssd. Wsgan Boxes. NzllS Trace snd HAD
chainas TilA War ssll.ssaegtEarris " h;,r lead.
in 81 - 81 ctasE fsiais sE3 l,ss-E'rss, si.h
1.1ns sshzr aEliAyS toa EGnasEusls q nensan.
Thgy s5siral ea.i .guaa tslriE s.ssss. lf4sns %
@ ale 20 Eise salissar1on q % Fisir. glalt and
Eaios. . l..fy arc as.slzllnsd = 81 - Euii lie
ha.daess Of the lilsaeS.
Country Prodare taken for Goods.
Rusin's Mills. NrtsaeE !. se-en
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Neutrality-suspicious. COMPANY.

YOU. are commanded 10 attend at IIillsbo-
n rough, on Saturday the lst Of Noysmhsr,
armed and equiv; as ;he law directs, for drill mus-
ter and court malti9l. Some OF the officers Of the
company will then be elected.
TlloS. J. PHILLIPS, o. s.
October'I7. S9-
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& wHIGs THE SAME EVERY WHERE


The editor Of the Standard, in allusion to the
defeat Of Mr.. Gardner the Loco Foco candidate
for Speaker Of the Senate of Tennessee, cxclaims,
in the bitterness of his ire. Truly, Whiggery Is
the same every where"
And SO il is. The Wings opposed Mr. Gard
ner because Of his disorganizing principles, his
disregard Of Jaw and the constitution, by which
the State Of Tennessee was for two years unrep-
reseuted in the Senate Of the United States The
Wings act from principle; they are the support
ers Of law and order all over the Union. And
ihey are equally consistent in the measures they
advocate; the same in the North and the South,
The East and the West; they arc for promoting
and protecting American industry by jndcious
revenue tariff; for providing for the establishment
OF common schools for the education of all classes
of the people, by appropriating for that purpose
the proceeds of the public lands; fer q faithful
and economical administration Of the government
in all its departments and against the prost,u-
ton of official patronage for party purposes In
these great principles there is no variance among
the Wings; and the Standard speaks truly when
it says whiggcry is The same every where
But how is it with tho pir-bald party WITH
which he is associated! What great principle o.
public policy is it upon which they are united
Can the Standard Inform usl We see leagaec
together bank and anti-bank men, nulhficrs ant
fctlcralists, tariff and an-tarif subireasuryites
agrarians and rcpudiationists the Standard ap'
the frce-irade faction at the south supporting
James X. Polk because Of his frec-trade princi
pies, and all equally jealous portion OF "the De
mocracy" in Pennsylvania and other portions
the north, supporting the same James X. Polk DC
cause he is better tariff man than MIR. Clay +;
being all things to all men, that, by any mean'
they may retain the leaves and fishes. wing
gerry is the same every where" but what is Loc'
focoism, VIII the Standard enlghten us !
.~o-oy>-~~~~~yS~rs>~~~
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Il G. IL AZ L..


3.sss< TINE subscriber, having removed to
$3.50 the western part of the state, offers for
SF1sS sale his RESIDENCE and a small
.e1sss PLANTATION at Hillsborough.
The Residence is situated on that beautiful
eminence at the River, overlooking the town.
The House is neat, well-inished building, Of
Four Rooms and good Cellar, connected with
which is commodious Office with Two Rooms,
and al! necessary Out Buildings. The Lot con-
tains Is acres Of highly improved land.
The Plantation is in few hundred yards of
the dwelling, and contains 1874 acres of fertile
land 1t has upon il several neyerfailing Springs,
and valuable Meadow, which yields 10000 lbs.
Of hay per annuT.
An extended credit will he given the proper
ty if desired, on good bond and personal security
with interest.
For further particulars reference is made to my
agent. J. w. Norwood, at Hiilsboroush.
JOSEPH C. NORWOOD.
October Is. 9S-
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Sscorgia.-Rrtums have been received from
oil the counties cIceP, Montgomery and Rabun.
Crawiords majority is 1885, which will probably
he about the final result, he two counties TO he
heard from being. one strongly Wing and the 9TH
CT Is strongly Democratic.
In the State Senate the Wings have % and
the I.osss IS; in the House the Wings have 90
and the Locos co. On joint ballO, the Wings
therefore have majority Of Ga result the more
important as they will thereby be enabled to re-
elect the Hon. John NJ. Benicn 10 the United
States Senate, whose term Of service expires on
the 9Th Of March, 1887.
Ohio.-rhOugh the returns Of the election IN
Ohio are no, complete, there appears to be no
doubt tina, there will bean ample Wing majority
in both houses Of the Legislature. The State
Journal says " In the Senate the majority will
mo. be less than six, and in the Housc II viii moi
le less than ten, and may reach sixteen or eigh'
teen! Last year our majority was sixteen on JOINT
ballot; the year previous there was small WhiG
majority in one House only, and for inany years
previous to that time, with single exception
there was LOcofocO majority in both branches
of the Legislature. Our progress is onward
Ohio is Wing throughout all heI borders, from RI
yer to lake. We have gained in the popular So''
in nearly every county, and ifthere was eon,es
for President next week. with the man Of GU
choice to lead the noble Wing legions, we shOul'
count our majOr,ies by tens Of thOusandsl HO
nor, honor to the gallant and unfalicring wings o
Ohio.''
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THE CRors.--rhe crops in this sec
ton of the Stale, as We have before stated
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A G. A &c p

FIR. James s. Smith, intending to de-
IL vote himself exclusively to the duties of his
profession, offers his services to the public, and
will thankfully receive any call. "
August 10. t9O-
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Also variety of other Books not named, on
the same terms.
Rolara's Best Mill Saws at $500.
Collins Genuine Axes at Sl:25.
Best article of Sole Leather at l7i cents.
In conclusion, only have TO say to those who
NAV call on me to spend their money, that they
shall not go away disappointed.
r. NICHOLS.
o.,oher % 90
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Notice.

vESHE subscriber, having qualified at the May
IL Term of Orange County Court, as executor
Of the last will and testament of WILLIAM
HOPSON, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate, to come forward
and make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the estate will present them,
pronerly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of thei.
recovery. .a-.
WILLIAM THOMPSON. Ex'r. At
October !. @@A..: S# a6-
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October Is,

JUST RECEIVED, 49,, --
ER0N Axles and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea
L Their and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace Fringes,
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
October -. .s..a--.4.. 99-
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DRY DS,

DRUGS HARDWARE, HATS, GR0CE-
RES, dc. &C.,
at very small profit for Cash, or to punctual
dealers only on credit of three months. He re-
specially invites the public to call and examine
his stock of Goods, assuring them that he viii
spare no pains to please, and that he will sell
Goods as cheap as they can be purchased IN this
section of the country.
GTTe Safdlers he offers yeY large as
so,tment of Trimmings, consisting of Saddle Trees
of all kinds, Wehing, Hcg Skins, Skirrng l'eath-
er, Plush, Buckets, Bits, Harness Mounting, &c,
very low ior cash.
Also on hand DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, a very valuable medicine for all diseases
of the lungs.
~ Produce taken in exchange for Goods al
E. MURRAY, JR.
October Is, S9-on
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Cash store.

TIME subscriber. having received his Fall Sup
IL ply Of Goods, (Which are now ready for in
specton in his own store house on the main street,
west Ct the court house, offers them very cheap.
Brown Domestics from 4 TO Is cents.
BleacLed do. f:om 10 to 20
CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs, and sATI-
N ETTS at reduced prices; and every other
article in The Dry Goods line in proportion.
GROCERIES S, according TO quality, lower
than they are offered by any ono else.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished to all who may
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported for the Petersburg ln:eiiigeaear.
October %, 1916.
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NEW sT0BIs
GREET R.fEG.sE.ssS 2!

TENHE subscriber has commenced business a
i Cedar Grove, eight miles north of HILLSIDE
rough. where he offers to his friends and the pub
lie a Fine Stock of
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