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SEVENTEENTH yoLUME---kUMBEa s27.

could have helped it, but it was either your life
or mine % 90
He turned away with gloomy air, and upon
the instant disappeared. Hew was never seen in
Arkansas again, but several years after trader
brought the news that he was living at San An
tonic, Texas
Were we writing fiction, we should Here lay
aside the pen; but as we are giving facts simply,
which can be- substantiated duty compels us 70
add another incident before this tragical tale ID
ended go
1t win be remembered that fill enjoined
upon his son to avenge his death. Faithfully
did that sons scbey the command. When he had
reached his sixteenth year he left for Texas
He was gonesev months. When he returned,
he said to his mother:
1T is done, mother Poor Howard pitisd
him, but had to do it 2"
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NEW STOCK.

JUST RECEIVED AT NIsBET MAXWELL's,
a choice lot of Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff,
Sugar Coffee and Molasses-all grades
Choice Green and Black TIA,
Brandy Peaches Pickles, Preserves, Jellies,
Canned Fruit, Salmon, Lobsters and Oysters,
Toilet Soaps. Perfumery, Flayoring Extracts, &c.
4 fresh supply of Egg and Soda Biscuits.
At NISBET l. MAXWELL'S
June l, 1868.
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Catawba English and Classical
HIGH s. III o OOL,

rb. ,axt Session will commence the 1st Monday
in JULY next No pains are spared IN fitting
nups thoroughly for the best Colleges in the country
and in giving them thorough business education
saci.l ottenI;on given to MATaEMATICAL TRAINING
T,,,;on per Session of 20 Weeks from 50 to So 90
in currency. e,o.L :.
Board in families from So to Sl2 per month; in
clubs at about half these prices.
For Circulars and particulars address ). u GIapp'
Seston n g j. c. CLAPP, A. b.
Iuna & 1868 8. NJ FINGER, A. B.
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CITY BOOK STORE.

E
3 doors aJoue 7. ". Deaoey Dc Cos Banh.a
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
We are daily receiving additions to our stock OF
Books of the latest publications. to which We invite
the attention of the public.
NOVELS.
We keep the latest and most interesting.
School Books,
OF all kinds and as cheap the cheapest.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
\ new assortment-beautiful and cheap
Hymn Books and Bibles,
\ good assortment-al kinds and prices.
rGs- Wholesale buyers and Teachers buying Books,
&C. and all persons needing anything IN our line,
will do we'll to give us call before purchasing else
where as we are determined to sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
STATIONERY.
We invite special attention to our stock OF paper
Writing, Printing Drawing and Tissue) Envelopes
Pens, Inks, &c.
CARDS,
Printing and Visiting Cards-all prices.
Sewing Machines.
We are the Agents for the sale OF Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine--the best in use. Call early anu
examine it.
Remember our Catalogue of Music any piece Sc
ected will be ordered and sold at Catalogue prices
JOHNSTON & ELLIOTT.
RAGS WANTED.
100000 pounds of RAGS wanted BY
June % 1868 JOHNSTON l. ELLIOTT.
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Great Inducement to Farmers.
We have made arrangements by which we can lur
nisb loose Lime by the Ton at l1. Certainly every
Farmer will not fail to use it at this low price.
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS CO.,
April 20. 1868 Agehts
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Concord Mills.

,,
Goods we invite the attention of merchants ana
Others to our YARNS. SHEETlNGS, SHlRTlNGs,
OSNABERGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCklNO
YARNS, &C., SC.
elsz@ Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash. ,-
IVA J. MCDONALD & SONS,
srcrst 10 1867 Concord, N c.
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TAX NOTICE.

| have received the Tax Lists for the year 1863.
All persons requested TO inform me Of any pro-
perty that has not been returned Those owing
for the past years will please Call and settle them
Il. NJ. WHITE, Sheriff.
June 90 1868.
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CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
At StatesVille.

The exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the first Monday of September next corps OF
Teachers will be provided equal to those OF the posi
Colleges in the country The rates OF boafo' iuioh'
Sc will be given to the public in due time.
E. F. ROCKWELL, President
luna % 1868 1mpd
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SPRING AND sUMMER GOODS

SPRING AND SU III III Elk OUUDS.
H. NE. III II T. = .,
(Nprt door to iStenhouse, MacautGy d Co..
Is now receiving general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Selected at the North expressly for this market,
which will be sold at fair prices as can be OBJ
tanned anywhere.
His assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods
COMPRISE many new styles and patterns The ladies
are respectfully invited call and examine the ne"
fashions.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
OF every description and quality, at low prices.
Ready-made Clothing
For Summer wear at reduced figures
Give me a call and viii! give satisfaction IN goods
and prices H. M HhA''
Nav |, 1858.
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NEW ARRIVALS
At J. Kuck 6 Co.'S Grocery store.
eH(ESDO BACON
600 Pounds Baltimore Bacon,
g5 Sacks of Rio Coffee,
80 Sacks Salt common TO hne,
so Boxes of superior Star Candles,
5 Tierces of Sugar Cured Hams,
25 Barrels Of Sugar, all grades,
10 Hogsheads OF Molasses,
10 Barrels of Syrup,
March SO, 1868. AT >. h''h q " -
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Fresh Arrivals
At THE ELEPHANT STORE

Just received full and complete assortment O.
GrOc r eS,
embracing every article in that line, together with
an assortment of
THOMASVILLE MADE SHOES
for Men, Boys, Women and Misses. Also, Flow
Moulds superior Iron and splendid lot OF
Wilson's Family Flour,
And the whtest Neal in the City.
deliver all articles purchased from me free o.
charge at any place within the corporate limits
March 80, 1868. B NJ. PRESSoN.
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WHEAT!
w he at w a n t e d :.

The highest cash price will be paid for good Wheat
in any quantity, by
May lS, 1868. J. Y. BRYCE co.
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and Wood Work.

The undersigned are carrying on the DlicAsi1i'n
ing business the old stand OF ohafies "is'I Ae'
fhe Grave Yard.
Horse-Shoeing and all kinds of Iron "ork done III
Tho hest manner at short notice reasonable terms
'Ae '''' CHARLES WILSON,
WM ROSS.
Twill attend to any Wood Work that may oe de-
sired IhAS' "i
Nav II. 1868 Sm
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DENTISTRY.
A. w. AL T. K A N ID e r,
Surgeon Dentist,

CHARLOTTE, n. &.
(Oce in the Bracley Buidtng. opposite the Charlotte
Uofel.)
rsa- Can be consulted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
March -, 1868.
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
Robert Gibbon, MI. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Tiyo" Street, CharIotte, N. e.,
Ofhce and Residence, door south old State Bank,
formerly Wm Johnstons residence).
Jan |. 1868.
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J. p. McCombs, M. D.,

y. I. "COOIuUS, III. d,
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country. All calls, both
night and day promptly attended to.
Office No. Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
January -, 1868.
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June %, 1868.
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a Summer Meraiag's Song.


Up, sleeper dreamer, up for now
There's gold upon the mountains brow
There's light on forest, lakes and meadows;
The dew drops shine on flow'ret bells,
The village clock Of morning tells
Up. men /! out, cattle for the dells
And dingles TEEN with shadows.
Up! out DER furrow and DER field;
The claims Of tOilsome moments yield
For mornings bliss. and time is fieeter
Than tbought-so out! tits dawniDg yet.
Why twiigbt's lovely hour forgetg
For sweet though be the workman's sweat,
The wanderers sweat is sweeter.
oh. fool to sleep such hours away,
While blusbing Nature wakes to-day
On down through Summer mornings snoring.
IT'S meet for thee the Winter long.
When snow falls fast, and winds blow strong
To waste The night amidst the thrOng,
Their vinous polsons pouring.
Oh, happy, who the city's noise
Can quit for Natures quiet joys.
Quit wOrOly sin and worldly sorrow;
No more midst prison walls abide,
But in Gods temple, vast and wide,
Pour praises every eventide,
Ask mercies every morrow.
Come though glance it may become
Enjoy, improve, and hurry home,
For LIES strong urgencies must bind us.
Yet mourn not morn shall wake anew,
And we thsl wake to bless il too
HomeW ards the herds shall shake the dew
Wen leave in pe6cs behind US.
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A PEMARKABLE AEROLITE.-Last Tuesday re-
Variable aeroite fell in Cheatham county, fen
nessee, nineteen miles from Nashville. About
O'Clock in the afternoon, some men at work or
the plantation of Joshua Fulgham, noticed q sin
gulsr opening in The clouds. behind whsh the sun
WAS hidden. A brilliant whitish red glare over
spread an immense mass OF black clouds, on the
center of which appeared a funnel-like aperture
about tour or five feet 10 diameter, the sides of
which presented the appearance of ragged fame ;
daring ike fiery tongues at a large white object
passing with lneonceiyable rapidity down through
the aperture. When IT left the mass of cloud
it did not appear to fall in perpendicular
direction, but sloped at an inclination of
some ten or fifteen degrees from a plumb
line, and grew more intensely bright
IL approached the earth. The men were about
four hundred yards from the place where the OBJ.
Ject fell, and. on going to the spot, found that
II had struck upon fat ledge Of rocks, in a
wagon way leading from farm house to the pub
lie road. The fragments of stone were thrown
around for several rods in all directions. The
ledge, which is said to be about three feet thick,
without any seams, was disturbed for a dis
lance OF about fifty feet. split and torn up in
fragments. The soil, which was spread in thin
layers all over it, looked as if passed through a
sieve. At the point where the strange body came
in contact with the rock there appeared to be no
s. one at all but very fine, white. foury sort of
paste, which was quite hot, and steam sscended
out Of the hole in which il had buried Itself which
was too hot 10 approach. Arrangements are be-
ing made TO quarry out what remains of the aero
llte: Another singular phenomenon was noticed
IN Nashville. on Sunday, soon after midnight
DeiDg meteoIic shower, consisting, apparently,
oil brilliant speeks or drops OF light, of various
colors, like The tail F" Of rocket. filing large
space 10 the northern heavens and lighting the
streets as brightly as daylight for some thirty
seconds.
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ARTICLE /.

capital Of said Company hereby nxed ct tbs
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL:
RS divided shares Of Fifty Dollars each, all Of which
ped before the signing Of these which
capital amount not exceeding mil
Ion the should required by twoshrds capital
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BY PROFESSOR FRANCIS DELrTzscH.

Jeru.ai.m on q Jure Day IN the Year
0B. &.
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VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. WQLCoTT says he will pay $1,000 to any who
will prodnce q remedy that will instantly remove, and
read and permanently any pain the Head tesh
Temples, Neck SHOULDERS. Breast Back Heart Lungs,
Sides Hps Abdomen Legs Ankles, Feet Toes
rnal acute chronic OH Ulcers, Fresh WOun d.
Frghtfu Cancers-in all pain. any
matte Neuralpdc from mosquito bite intense
Labor Pansas quick Pain Paint reduce inf
rapidly, heal permanently give In its
pcaton whether applied 10 the WEAKEST infant the most
feeble aged person. and Il harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at no. 81 Carondelet street
JuHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of louisiana
Counfry Deae1s and Drugvists aupnlca
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MACHINERY, BARDwARE.

hhthAkNEht ohhDW a II re
WIN. ~. REYNOLDS,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Mes. ~ and rs FRONT STREET, NEW onLzass
IL prepared 10 make contracts for wROUGHrIRos
WORK Of any Description Quantity Loves. Price.
Manufacturer of Crsscsn. Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also. Of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders eh at Boz 100 Mechanics Exchange or 1900 Pos.
Office. will receive Prompt Attention.
EkBp reUsDzr-
RsTABLIsEED In Iszsj
Corner OF Dslsrd ana Fsuehsr ssrssss
weber inform friends Aas the Subtle snsra
prepared, formerly 70 nsnufsct.rs Steam
Engines, Bsisrs Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Hs
chimes Saw ks Gotten Presses Newell Screws Gin Gssr
ing, Furnace keuths GrAts Ears all Plantation ana
stesnbos, Wsrks sss svsry description Machinery 10
he South LEEDS n 90
Orders len n Mechanics and Dsslss Kxshaaxs
viIrecsvs prompt attention.
ShAksr1AEs Ikcs goyEsKH.
- Hs Gired street, Nsw Orleans
JOIN aKpDks-yos. A sHAKsPKAkB-s EEoorI
osddsss shakspsars - o.,
Erss and Bras foands nAchnissx 49,
VARSITY Of Steam Enginss Sugar MIA Dr.inins nsssss
I'D nd Gin Gearing erats 1eA FrsntI Osl,. "a
sA<h Wsshs, &C. Slaeksnith wsrs Of AZ kin1s
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MEDICAL.

CPECVAL TREATMENT OF CHRONI1
- DIsEASEs-DR De BAU -sE viii take charge Of aud
the following chronic diseases secret
Diseases Whites, BleunOrrhees Ucersl Rneumasn, iout
Dyspepsia Chorose Liver Comp amt Diseases OF the Vna
Org.as aud Deafness Consultations every day roa y
oc ock till his Office, Of Orleans and BOur
bon streets. Residence No. 10 Orleans street.
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untry Dealers and Druggists suppliee.

A BOOK FOX THE UEF0RTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFPs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EAsES Inpoency Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility with
Notes iupediments Marriage should al
smplsng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of % b.
T. B. DUFF a GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute.
26l Magazine street.
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DR n. WILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND AoCOUOHEUR.
Once and Residence Bsronns. Between eirod and
Julia Stresta
NEW ORLEANS, La
once Hours-From u s O'Clock 4. =. Speciality:
and
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Be Known, That tai. eighth day Of February. IN ih'
year Of cur Lord hundred and sixty eight
and Of the Independence Of the United States the
ninety second. before me Edward Ivy. notary public
LEANS Of Louisiana Aforesaid. daily com mis-
stoned ana sworn, personally came and sppe.rsd ~ !,
declared that svsns themselves Of the provisions Of tbe
Of the Of Louisiana reatvs TO the erganza
copostoss In this State they have covensnted and
agreed and do by these covenant and bind
themselves and those whom they represent 70 form them
seves into constitute corporation for the oe1ec Ano
purposes and under the spulstOns regulations and obgs
Hon to-w
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TIE Affairs Company shall be under the direction and
anas ement OF Edward Higgins who at time have
he privilege ,ssocisng with him more pes'ns from
among the Company subject 20 the
povsi of the Board Control who shall act Board Of
Agents rsnsactng the business Of said Company
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Lesasd For Sale.
TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN

A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
IN NELSON COUNTY.
In pursuance of decree of the County Court of
Nelson County, rendered at the last August term
of said Court in the suit of Pugh and Wife against
Wallace's heirs, |, the undersigned, as commits
soner thereby appointed will, on Friday the goth
day of next month, (November,) proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, the tract of
land named in said decree, lying in the said coun-
ty Of Nelson, near the Blue Ridge Tunnel, and on
the Railroad. The said land contains about Sew
enty acres, of good quality large portion of
which is cleared, and in good order for blowing.
having on it comfortable dwelling house, sta
BILE &c.
The terms will be- so much cash in hand as may
be sufficient to defray the legal cost and charges
of sale, with the cost of said suit and a credit of
six twelve and eighteen months on the residue of
the purchase money; for which the purchase will
be required to execute his bonds, with approved
security thereto, and the title of the land with
held as ultimate security. If the weather should
be such as to prevent sale on the above day the
same will take place the next suitable day there
after.
JOHN B. SPECIE.
Oct 10th 1868. Commissioner.
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Books, Periodicals sc.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A large stock Of English,
Latin, Greek, and French,
School Books, a good assortment,
Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Pass Books.
Diaries, Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, Drawing and
Tissue Paper, Bristol Board,
States, Slate Washers, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, Pocket Knives,
Perforated Paper, Portfolios,
Music Portfolios,
Bank Checks and Negotiable Notes, Check Books
Scrap Books, Wrapping Paper Paper Bags,
Steel PeLs, Penhoders, Stationers Rubber,
Gum Bands, Paper Fasteners, Black Sand, Sand
Boxes, Rulers. Paint Boxes, Paint Brushes, Court
Plaster, Tooth Picks, Indelible Ink, Colored and
White Chalk, Crayons, Linen and Paper Irvine,
Photograph Albums, Bibles and Testaments,
Prayer Books, Hymn Books Sunday School
Books, Sunday School Cards and Tickets and
Small Cloth Lined Tags. All at LOWEST PRICE.
sep1S-tf ROBERT COWAN.
TIME NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY
i STORE,
Has Harding's Edition of Famii, and Photo
graph Bibles for sale, and will receive orders for
and furnish them at publishers prices, and much
cheaper than they can be had of peddlers. Our
prices are for-Quarto Bibles, arranged for s
Family Photographs, $3.50 Quarto Bibles, are
ranged for 16 Family Photographs and clasp
$500.
Parties in Staunton have paid peddlers So and
$l2 for the above Bibles. Call and examine our
prices before making other purchases.
NJ SULLIVAN,
Next to Links Drug Store.
aug2l-tf Stanton Va.
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MA R NJ F o R S ALE.-A farm containing
IL about 100 or 1870 acres, within miles
Of Staunton, is offered at private sale on fair
terms.
1t isin a fine state of cultivation and the i'm
provements in good order, good Brick DWELL
ing, Brick Smokehouse a Fine Young Orchard
of near 1000 trees, of different varieties, five bold
Springs on the place, and running stream of
water near the house.
For further information apply at the Office of
the indicator, Staunton Va.
P. S.-A fine Piano, as good as new manu-
fnctured by Knabe Co. of Baltimore will also be
sold on good terms.
junel9-taug
TNXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND AS Execu-
~ tor of Andrew Inch Decd will sell to
the highest bidder, on Tuesday the 3rd of No
vember next, the tract of land on which the said
Andrew Inch lived, containing so acres
more or less. situated on the Waters Of
Back Creek, in Augusta County and adjoining
the lands of A. S. .Coiner and others, and about
miles from Stuart's Mill.
The land is finely situated for vineyard -
There is tolerabIy good Log House ON the premi-
SEES and splendid, never-failing spring
Terms made known on day Of sale
.r-4 WILLIAM CALDWELL,
....,. ...s.. ., Exr of A. Inch decd.
oct9-4t Spectator Copy ....,
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aHE DOGS or VAR LETT LOOSE!l.2
THE PANIC AND TUMBLE OF FOUR MONTHS
..... !. AGO is UPON Us AGAIN. -
Let the people answer how we have driven
back, into their native obscurity, the countless
so-cailed, cheap Stores, and squeched the swind-
ling system of these greedy Intervals.
The dose was powerful and went through like
lightning. Our purchases from the Galego Whit
ney Blanket Factory, from the winding up of
Oliver Mawbray in Grand street New York, we
got the lions share. of his goods at 60 cents in
the dollar. From the smash of Whitmarsh &
Bro, our purchases, in u single day, amounted
to over seven thousand dollars. This is the mu.
sic that brings the everlasting crowd, whilst
other merchants sleep upon their counters. Our
sklrmlsh line OF sharpshooters is upon the 'front.'
day, and night. unwaverng, un1inching and un-
faltering, never looking backwards in the Auc-
ton Rooms, at the Sherifs sales, at the Marshals
the Bankrupts and the Assignees. This accounts
for our low prices. We believe in square fight
ing and Cheap Goods, and to this we attribute
the unusual popularity of the house in its giant
strides to greatness This is the secret of this in
comparable stock and these matchess prices !
Shun the shams and decisions of
fsSelling Off, sECosing Out''
And all that kind of cheap humbug, u
AS you would BEAST BUTLER, ts:{
Ouf STOCK IS larger tnan ever before, land will
be replenished from time to time, consisting of
French, English and American Cloths and Cassi-
mers, q large line Of Shawls, Black and Fam
cy Silks, Cloaks and Cloakings, En-
press Cloths, French and English
2 Poplins, Figured and Plain Al
q pacas, Bombazines, all
re- Wool DeLaines, half
Wool DeLaipes,
French and
English
Merinos,
Ginghams, CAL
zoos, Tickings,
Checks, Swisses, Fig
ured and Plain Cambrics,
Needle Work do, Balmorals
latest style, Hoop Skirts, a large line
ofHosiery, Gloves and Ladies' Garments.
The largest stock Of Furs ever before cxhibi-
ted in this town. Carpets, Mating and Oil Cloths,
HATS, SHOES, BOOTS,
LADIES', GEN u.s. and C.H1LDREV's
GUM OYER SHOES ia
IT. WHITE C0LORED
and MIXED YARNS,
7'~i't' COTTON YARNS,
&C., &c, At
~..sl.sss5 rs HILB & WELLER'S,
H. .s7E rs Crawfords Corner.
: oct23-tf Town papers copy.
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NRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONCERT.--The ladies of the Episcopal
Church, in Stanton, beg leave to announce that
they will give Concert Of Vocal and Instrument
tai Music at the Chapel of the Institution for the
Deaf Dumb and Blind, on the evening of We'd
nesday, October 2sh at o'clock.
When they further announce that this Concert
will be under the direction of Prof. E. Louis Ide,
assisted by all the professional and most OF the
amature talent of our city, who have kindly vol
unteered their aid for the purpose, and thatit
object is to assist in defraying the cost Of an
IRON FENCE to the OLD GRAVE YARD.
in which so many generations of our ancestors lie
buried, they feel assured of receiving that liberal
patronage which the merit Of the Concert and its
object deserves.
Tickets so cents each, to be had at all the Ho-
tells, Book and Drug Stores, and at the Door.
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The New York Times (Rep.) claims the
State of Indiana by only 1926 majority, which
is an acknowledged Democratic gain Of
1916 since last year.
The Norfolk Journal says not less than
$50, 900 was left in that city by the mem
bers of the Direct Trade Convention