Randolph journal., 1866-11-01

TIE RANU0LPH J0URNAL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1896.
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LOCAL NEWS. 1ldQ-
THsveather still continues. -
RELIGIOUS services were held in all
the churches I'm town Sabbath last.
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THE different Sabbatif-schoolso OF our
place continue 20 he well attended.
COURr.--COmmon Pleas Court A. still
in session. IL will probably adjourn
on saturday
\. VI. OwENs has purchased the
large farm of Colonel III. *. Ncff, two
miles south OF town.
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REV. L. :. GUTHRIE will preach at
Bradbury's Hall next Sabbath morn
ing at TO- O'Clock; and al-o In the eve
ming.
BrsTNEss the past week has been
quite active in all branches Of trade.
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TEDDY looked down.
"Heyw ~ fr
Teddy looked up.
Please, sir, you have such a nice
lot W grv,ceris-s, md we have none"
"Wcll, 90 TO the grocery store Of
Hiatt * I<innear, No. Q East Front
They have fresh supply, and sell
cheap"
Teddy went.
NEsoTIAT1oNs are about to be opened
between George Peabody and VIM. ID.
Frszce. Of this place, for the purchase
of the lattcrs large Archaeological and
Geological Cabinet, which is said to
be worth several thousand dollars.
SEWING MACHINES.-Wc have f0r
sale two Lock Stitch Shuttle Sewing
Machines, No. /, which We will scil
very cheap. Call at the Journal Of
flee.
WE call special attention to the pro-
spoctus 81 the Randolph Journal on
the fourth page Also, the article
headed "The Journal, and ask, will
our friends work i'm this matter? =
WHATS the fashion, maiden tell,
what Is proper for belle; what for
head, and form, and feet, what
new style of mantle, sweet? 'TiI
hat "A lily Spray, tied ON lest it blow
away: shoes, with button and rosette,
hair, entangled in net; dress, with
empire slope, and train; mantle, with.
out spot or stain; these are fashions
that viii pass, like the dew-drops on
the grass, and Routh & Bannistor's Is
tho place 10 find them. .l,l en-
DIsTINGUIsHED .ARRfvAL.-We no.
tced on the street yesterday, u newly
imported specimen just from the land
where 'pratces sell at twenty-five cints
a bushcl, and whesky the same.
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\ corxrRYMAS went Into town
the othsr day snd called mt AN eating
saloon. hut was surprised to see nothing
on the table but the cloth, knives and
forks. &s. "What will YOU have?'
asked the clerk. The fellow stared.
"Will you have bill Of fare, sir?'
Thank YOU, don't care IL I do take a
small piece" That man was not one
of tlIs hundreds of customers which
daily lock 10 the hOuso of Trip &
IawR~ssce-
Social CIRCLE. The young folk
with n sprinkling Of the older class,
have rented the Ross Hall and organ
lied Social Circle, which meets once
week The privilege Of meeting is
confined To Onembcrs alone. We have
not been present and therefore can
not speak, knowingly, Of the varied or
adopted modes of entertainment; bnt
understand the evenings are spent very
pleasantly.
y NICE PRSSEST.-In behalfof Mrs
G. aud our humble self we thank our
mach-cstcerne ne,l young lady friend,
Miss Belle R-n, for basket Of ex-
cclient apples -hcllfov'ers andA ether
varieties. They were fine specimens,
equal TO any thing on. exhibition at
the late codnty fair Thanks.
a CHN NNGE -R. J. Strickland liss
purchased TIE oflcc of the "Hnmmine
Bird" at Richmond. Sricki Is an
excellent printer, dive, energetic
man, and viii make the Bird hum &
some purpose. We wish him abund-
ant success in bis undertaking.
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TIE business Of town is constantly
increasing, but, although we have al
WAYS had foil faith i'm oUr' ultmat'
prosperity, we have not looked for :,
general an activity n i every day tC
be seen at the grocery store of w. r
WAY * Co. They aye always throngeC
with customers, because they kecr