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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-27

At Oh Main street, opposite Sanger Bros,
l have just opened the most extensive stock
OF fashionable Millinery and Human Hair
Goods ever brought TO Dallas, consisting of
Hats, Bonnots, Flowers, Ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons, etc, which l import direct. My
atock Of Hair Goods consists of Hair Braids,
Wigs, Cnrls, Frssetts and Hair Ornaments
OF all kinds, OF every shade and color, Of my
own manufacture.
Orders for Hair Work or Millinery execu-
ted in the latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair Of all colors. 8. IRALsoN.
oct5dlm u Ri
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M rider.


1t becomes our painful duty to chron-
icle another outrageous and cold
trooded attempt ut murder, which in
all probability Will prove successful.
The victim in this instance is Captain
Geo. Kidd, an old and highly respected
citizens, who resides on his place some
two and II half or three miles from the
city. The circumstances of the shoot
Ing as we learn them from DR.. Lock,
the attending physician and Sheriff
Barkley are these. Captain Kidd
some time since rented a portion of his
land to one Blessingame, who had en-
tered into and signed a lease for
q year. Day before yesterday he
went to Captain Kidd's residence
and found him absent. He how
ever, told Mrs. Kidd that he
was dissatisfied with the lease
and would like to look over it, she in
formed him that the Captain on his
return would make out copy and take
1t over to him. Captain Kidd on yes
terday morning, proceeded to the
dwelling Of Blessingame, and anticpa-
ting no difficulty, went totally unarm-
ed and perfectly unprepared for any
resistance to the terrible fate he met.
When the two men met considerable
discussion took place about the lease,
Blessingame contending that the terms
were too tight and strict on him, and
Captain Kidd refusing to make any
concession in the terms, but offering to
release him from his ontract, Captain
Kidd then notified him that the
other tenants were complaining
that his hogs were depredating
in their yards and fields, and
notified him to keep them up, Finally
Bessinyame became so much enraged
that he drew his pistol and threatened
to kill Capt. Kidd ii he would not ac-
cede to his demands That gentleman
treated his threat lightly, and in re-
fusing his requests told him that he
had laid himself liable to the law by
his actions. The excited man, still
more enraged by the cool answers Of
Capt. Kidd, asked to know If he (Kidd)
to prosecute him, stating that
II he did he would shoot him. Kidd
answered that he would not prosecute,
but he could not answer for what the
law would do. Upon receiving this
reply, Blessingame levelled his pistol
aud fred three times ut his unresisting
victim, each ball taking effect.
The first ball struck him in the fore
head, the second went through his
arm, and the third struck him In the
chest, passing into the cavity. The
murderer then mounted neighbours
mule and riding up to friends
house asked his (the friend's) wife for
/ sum Of money he knew was In the
house. The woman thinking her hus-
,and had sent for II gave 1t to him, and
ne again mounted his mule and rode
apidly away. Information Of the
flair was Immediately brought to
own, api Sheriff Barley, at once
dispatched deputies Ogden 4 Ryan to
he scene Of the shooting. They in
with theIndIguant neighbors
Immediately commenced an active
,ursuit Of the assassin, with every
prospect Of ultimate success, Yester-
lay Sheriff Bsrkley received q dispatch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-27

The Board met last night IN regular
weekly session Mt the City Hall.
Present-Mayor Cabell, Aldermen
Crowdus, Irvay, Shone, Clark, Jet
Grove, Mcclure, Willomet, Obenchail
and Tompkins.
The minutes of the previous meeting
Were read and received.
REPORTS.
The report OF the committee on
Streets and Bridges, recommending
the opening of Market street to Coch.
ranc, at cost of thirteen hundred
dollars, and that city bonds be sold
sufficient to meet the expense, was not
adopted. The vote was tie, live ayes
aud five noes the Mayor voted no, aud
the report was decided lost
The report of the committee on pub
lie Buildings and Markets, recommends
ing that the city delighted with gas, was
amended so us to light each lamp at a
cost of four dollars per month and was
adopted.
PETITIONS.
The petition of various citizens ask
ing that Emma street he extended and
improved was referred to the commit
tee ON Public Streets and Buildings.
The petition Of citizens Of the second
ward asking that the Dallas Branch be
bridged at Maston street, was referred
to committee on Streets and Buildings.
The petition of Gordon, Butler n Co.
to erect platform scales opposite their
store was granted, and that the scales
be erected under the supervision of the
City Engineer.
The petition of G. l., Doyle was re-.
ferred TO the committee on Ways and
Means.
The petitions of various butchers
renting stalls In the Market house, ask
Ing that the building be repaired, was
referred TO the committee on Public
Buildings and Markets, with power to
act
The petition Of Chas. Horn, asking
that he receive relief from the city for
false Imprisonment was referred to the
Police Board
The account of June paak FIR hlnn.
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rre.man's Ar, Studio,

excelled in this state, The pictures made
there are composed OF T. ose delightful quail
tiles, Grace, Elegance and Truth, which
lnake q picture n treasure. Specimens of his
handlwork before US Justify these remarks
Call and see him. oct22dlw
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from the pursuing party at Milleps
Ferry, which stated they were close
upon him. DR.. Locke returned to the
city yesterday afternoon, and reported
captain Kid still living, with posi-
bility of his ultimate recovery.
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Siler's Transfer is the only one by which
you can have baggage checked TO all points
from hotels and private residences, saving
time, trouble and the annoyance OF having
to check after you arrive at the depot
Leave orders at Conner Il Walkers drug
store, corner Main and Austin streets.
Oct20-s&tu AZ
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To Tho Ladies' 81 Dallas.

We have lust opened dress making at 0lO
Elm street. Having Just arrived from ~.
Louis we haveali the latest styles, and win
guarantee satisfaction. Ladies' and chill
drensdresses and cloaks. etc. cut and made
TO order. Patterns cut, or suits cut ana
basted Please call and see ms.
MRS. BEAM & NOBLE.
oct2adtf 0lp Elm street, up Stairs.
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We are In receipt OF n most elegant ant
extensive assortment OF English and Frencl
worsteds, and all 1.-THE finer grades ofimportet
broadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres Fol-
really flrst-ulass goods and u stylish III, the
public will do well to call on
oct 2-dlm DOUGLAS BROS.
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A black and tan bitch, two white hind
feet, white breast, and six months old, an
swers to the name of Fanny When lost had
six feet of grass rope attached to her neck.
Any person returning her to Wilson's Barber
shop, on Elm street, VIII be suitably re-
warded. Oct2i'd2t
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The Best in The world.

Credit should be given where it is
honestly due. The Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company have 10y
honest care and skill, produced the I'M
equaled Diamond Spectacles, which
prove the best friend of thousands
whose sight has been impaired. For
sale at j. NJ. Grams, Main street.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

-"Oommanche JIM is organizing a
sparrlng, fencing, and gymnastic class,
and lhls effort Is meeting with success
The Central Raliroad viii convey
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Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods is now
complete. We can now safely challenge any
establishment in the state north of Calves.
ton to exhibit u larger, finer and more com.
pete stock of merchant tailoring goods than
Is to be Seen at 3O5 Lamar street. Ifyou don't
think so, come and see.
ocl0-tf DOUGLASS BROTHERS,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Mr.. W. q. Francis, u pupil of II. Marmondt
of Paris and volksnar, will receive twelve
advanced pupils for instruction.
Terms One lesson, one dollar; twelve les
sons, ten dollars.
Application addressed 10 Lock Box 3S9, r.
o., will be promptly attended 10.
Octg7.dlm ff
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AMI Ahnnrdl

For cheap ride, II you would save lots of
money. Come and see me before selling or
buying your railroad tickets; or for any adj
Vice call on JOHNSON,
Under the san Jacinto Hotel.
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HARRY WADE, N. R. V. s., London
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Olllce and stables at the Race Track. All
cases entrusted to my care will receive
prompt attention. Operations speciality.
Horses treated for all diseases, and examined
as to soundness previous to purchase. Horses
kept and boarded In roomy, loose boxes.
OCt26 dot
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W. G. SICKLEs Il CO.,

Grocers and dealers in Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Baggiug and Tlef to their
country friends, and ship their crops or ii
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they viii make
very liberal advances.
w. G. SlCKELS,
JnIy On W n rAUEn
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DIR. q. Beaumont gives especi attention
70 diseases ana defornitles " the eye. Sat
ismcti0n guaranteed. 0llico Dallas InhIm.
airy, l,0Sl Main street. octi2-dlm,
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The finest assortment OF Ladies' dress
goods. OF cvery description, ever. opened In.
Dallas, ut GoodIohn a Campbell's, No. 50i
Elm street. AAN sept25dim
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Where do yon buy your clothing, boots
and shoes? Try staniord's, No. l07 Elm
street.
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Portrait dlacc. What are they Ask al
Cobb Gallery, corner Market aud Elm street
octl2dtf
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The Young ladies and gents should know
ofthe Portrait Glace Mt Cobb Gallery.
octlo..lff
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A argostocls of boots and shoes, very cheap
at Stanford's, l01 Elm street.
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100 men wanted 10 leave their measures a,
the new shirt factory, 2o7 Lamar street,
,ocbdlm ~
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For Sale or Rent Cheap

A good four-room house, with clstern, gar
den and fine stable Dr,J. V. Childers,
oct2i-dlw i07 Main street
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aailg 4erala.
THE DAILY HERALD

Will BIO found ou sale by tho news
boys on all trains of the Texas and
ana Pacific railway, and at the news
stands nj the Legrand, han Jacinto
ana Lamar hotels
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Burns Early Field Corn. Natures in "
days, For sale ut Il. OWENS,
oct2Odlw 700 Main street.
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Mems Cashmere Suits sl2 80, at Stanford IS
No. i07, Elm street.
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Mems Melton Suits $40 %, at stanford's, No.
4O7 Elm street.
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Here u Your Chance to Save Money
Call on A. d. Johnson, and save from five
to ten dollars on Railroad Tickets. He will
tell you how II is done. Office, under san
Jacinto hotel. oclS-tf
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Fine carrots aud bects just received and
for sale at H. OWENS,
oot3Odlw wh 700 Main street,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Collin County Fair.

The CENTRAL RAILROAD will convey
Passengers and Stock to and from the Collin
Cointy Fair, commencing on Monday, the
2Gth, nt half rates. Oct2G-2t
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DALLAS. TEXAS

WEDNESDAY MORNING ::;: OCT. ~
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CITY BUSINESS.

H0t and Cold Baths ut Wilson's, No
Ala Elm street.
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Fine kraut Just received ut
Il, OWENS,
oct2Odlw 708 Main street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
IN MEMORIAM.


Atm infnrmal meeting OF the North
Carolina Press ASSOCIATION. held at the
etlitOrial.rooms Of the Charlotte OBSERVER
In the city Of Charlotte on the 10Th Of May,
1915, the undersigned were appointed to
prepare resolutions expressiveof regret, at
the death ofchas. Il. Harris, Esq; late a
member Of this Association. Tie follows
Ing resolutions were submitted and uns
anlmously a,loptcl. iH
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler ~ the
Universe, on the 18th luss; calle,s from
time eternity, our late friend aud brother,
Chas. =. Harris. late editor Of tlre Concord
sun, aud the State Agricultusaf journal,
therefore,
RcsDtUcd. ~ the death ofbrofher Harris,
this Association has lost one ofhs bright
- membvrs; the sciniillatNons oswhosc
brilliant Wit aud sparkling genius VIII bO
seriously missed NJ thgstate.
Res0frcd, That whatever he fiuIts, and
foiblrs OF our late brother may have been
We ei,reriully cover them up with the
hfouf mantle of charity, amt reTnelntef
ortly his virtues. which were as ifns6y aud
u bright Is the sparkling dew-drol,s ON
fhe morning rose.
Resolved, THAT a. mken ofour affection
a,lsi remembemucc Of our late brother, and
iIi token Of our regret, the menbeTsof tiIIs
Association wear the usual badge Of nuur.
nIng for thirty days.
Rcsofpsd, That as a further mark ~ res.
poet, one page Of the minute BOOB, a this
A~soclation, and one page IN tbe pubt
kshed proceedings % the sra annual
nvteing n this o5ety btkrt blank, NJ
honor Of his memory.
Resolved. Tint the menhtrs N the
Nurth Carolina Pfes@ Assvchafoh, bo re-
quested 10 publish these projecting a,s,rI
that copy u the ssple b. sent 70 the
family OF the deceased.
CHAs. IL JuNEH,
Jos. "A. ESgLEiIARp, Com.
j n AfuRHff.f,
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STATE NEWS.

The North State says that tpree men
bought gallon OF whIskey from dlstII-
iery 10 Guilford. After drinking awhile
one az them died, aud the other Two were
In critical condition.
The Rocky Mount Mall says man
named Flemming was thrown from nbug-
w III ihat place on ssBday Inst breaking
his jaw bones, and Otherwise seriously
hurting SsnselL Ne bad bten drinking
freely.
They huvc bought II Td-st tbs season
1870 dozen eggs To@not lisa growing
The Wilmington journal says on old
cvlorcd woman died In the Poor Honse ~
New Hanover who is believed 60 have
becn- M years old. SHE was NOT nurse
Of Gyperai washlugtoE
The Salisbury waichnan ays ,lro nrir<
der Of as. HellIg was tie must brutal ever
committed. The body was drawn from
the we'll Into whic b Il Lad evidently been
thrpwn before death aud the heaA Of the
old lady was gashed and cut and the skull
fracturcd. The sou In law Of the old lmfy
"a worthless fellow NAMED William Mel.
sinner Is 10 jail, charged with The deed.
The wachman speaks glowingly o. the
eloyeriots about town. Why will not the
people talks hints 10 broadly given, and
DO on more gcnerai scale what proves -
profitable on . small one? Clover and
grass Is what we want, and what boun-
iIfnl naturs will give Us " We meet her
hafMay.
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I'D
The Charlotte Observer says circular
just received from the proprietor 81 Till.
magazine. informsus that, oh the ist 81
5nly, Twill enter upon new yoliihie, aaii,l
that 10 pages Willie added to III present
size. The subscriptions wifi notlG chan
ged, however but viii renaiu at 81 per
anun'. This isesscntiaIIy North CafU.
lima publication: 1t Is record Of our GLORY
IN the days OFFS wars shrlll alarum, . and
now In abe epiping time ~ pence il d
replex Of our literary cultureias stats. II
j. seontributedtp by our hest lioyeIistsi
poets, historiaus and critics, and Ii pub
lication which every consideration Of State
pride appeals to us to support. North
Carolina raiinot offhrt to let IL die, and Il
will not die ifuur people but half to their
duty by Il. We make this appeal III he.
halfof Our Living aud Onr Dead, because
1t y well worthy OF the patronage III our
penpie, ami i,ecauhe We aAa nativeiiere
feel nh interest HI rs welfare. II il deyo4
ted to History, Literature, Ed,ication,
science, Genralugy and Statistics, ami IL
pahll-iiesl nlonthiy At Raleigh, by CJl. i. |
ID. Povi
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me barracks.

The Examination At Horner q Graves
school occupied all Of Tuesday and Wed,
nesday and the exercises concluded on
Thursday with the usual speeches which
all acquitted themselves very much 10 lhs
Satisfaction Of the audience: particular y
Messrs. Ernest Haywood, j. Horner and
Robert Strange. After the regular ex-
ercises were over, the evening concluded
with adance. (which merrily chased |" DID
Father Time. until The wee sma' hours
gave warning. that TWAS Time 10 say good
niorning.n Everything passed or. pleas.
antly; aud 10 the infiihle satisfaction Of all
anticipating.
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Em.rs..e.

We call special attention 10 The superior
brand Of Pogue's tobacco the Gold Dollar.
This b brand 70 good that mer.
chants or dealers have No nsed toeo 10
virginia for good article. Pogue u now
working np % his fnll capacity, His
house d perfectly sound and reliable, aud
We cnmnicud n 10 public confidsnoe.
10 illls conncetlon NC feel ngry 20 dlsm,-
loilt the fond expectations ~ our friend or
Tile TnLacco Plant. Mr.. poTue intends 10
give Durhama race instead or transferring
hls business 10 that thriving little burg.
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Judge Schenck Issued q writ ofhabed,
corpus Oh yesterday. TO have AS Buiord,
resident, and w, n. Gfuen. supeIlutep.
"chl, ofthe RIchmond 4 Dauyille Rail-
rad brcugistbefofe him At chsmbers. II
o'clock 7. NJ. to-day. These gentlemen
were arrested by Cyrus p. Mendenhall,
h'fE Mayor Of Greensboro, Cor violating
Tue statue prohibiting said railroad from
altering The rague. Gov. Bragdsn and
Solicitor strudvick were notified by telc-
saaoi o. The time ofthe resurn 81 The writ.
Tue appiicatinn was made 70 Judge
oehenck because Judge Kerr. OF the
ureensbcro District was absent, holding
.Ourt ~ the WiImingson Circnik and
Judge Melxoys with whom 10 had cham
sca circuits, had gone home 10 Winning
"h' having held allihs courts in Judge
hsrrs District. We understand thai the
.s,endhnts are represented by Capt. Sarn
nnsne'of isaleigh and.Judge Marshall, Of
"'ni's''id, VA cbarlvllc Observer
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Tie hotice 81 change which went Into
fleet ou sunday was Teceiyed too late for
thu issue. Irwiifappear II our next. In
tIIemean time for the Information Of our
readers W. give The f,llowii.g abstract.
Mail train going East leaves Greensboro
at S,l5a ~. J,asrlng Hlllsborp about .. and
reaching Raleigh n SIS a: NJ. Going west
leaves Raleigh n {, AZ p. ~. passing Hills-
boro about u 30 aud reaching Greensboro
nj Liza. m. t
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Err Cunra Fnrra


A Ny person suffering from the above tli-eaSe
~ J. Requested - address DK. PRICE. aud d
trial l,ottle Of medicine viii 10 forwarded ~ IN.
pres.
FREE H.
rhe oniy cost leiny the Express charges,
wbit'h aMiny 20 my large business, are small.
d.. Prize lkss iIssIie fic treatment III
FITS OR Ef'TIEI,SY
study fer Years, aud be will warrant cure by
thc use 81 bis remedy.
Donot Gail 70 .rndio him Tor a trial bottle; q
costs nothing. and be
WILL oURE rot.
no matter Of how lepg standing your casr may
be- o. how MANY ctler rttnriies nrsy lnisf Ellc,l.
Circulars and tnalHHnial. ssht with
EREE TRIAL BOTTLE
Re particular 20 give your Expires, ~ gfell o.
ynhT Pest Ofhe dirtrfion. and
Address. ilR. Gli1tS r.. PRICE,
Hprn y ~ % William street. New York.
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rhe oat fields and In ssrne instances, thp

The cat fields and In some Instances. the
wheat fields are infested with flocks uf
rice birds who really are doing much
miscbief. They are n@ariy as abundant
as IN the rieefields. They are III their sum-
mer costume, aud with their gay colors
and lively notes would be very attractive
visitors iftllrlr beauty and music were not
counter--balanced by their iniscliievous
habits.
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Aeolored train hand BY pane York
Ptevy. was Ladly crushed last Wednesday
afternoon At thedepot here while engaged
IN coupling ears on the freight train. lie
~ascaught between two bumpers. and n
1eve'rly injured % 70 requirc immediate
surgical aid Ills friend took him Hwpy
Oh Friday and We have not learned lis
coalition Aimee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02

Farmers. especially Changers. chi be
supplied with the famous Watt plourh a,
c'ston application 10 DR.. r.. J. wIlsn,.
This Is no speculation nor Is II In oppo~i,
ton To any nne, but II done from sincere
desire to reduce The sxpensesof Che farmer
a. much n possible,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-02
WOOL CARDINC.
NEAR
OAKS, ORANGE co. Nc

nUR Machines are how insplrndid order and
" NE arr prepared TO do work that cannot bs
exrrlled IN the stale.
We have Bnrrer and Picker attached % our
Maehlnes. thereby saving the labor of Picking
aud Burring your Woui. l,eiate bringing q fdr
Cartllng. 6rease furnished " desired.
F. OtR TfRMS--rho-e bringing their Wool 10
our Machine. Will he charged Eight cents per
pound. or one fllfli 81 the Wool. Colorpd Wool
viii le charged l9k rrnts., 10 II brought 10 the
Machine. Thnse tindlng II mare convenient ia
do 80. can leave tleir Wool NJ !. NJ, BI.ACK.
WOODS store. Hi.lk,ora. aud at Melane-yile
Depot, We viii receive Il here. card aud return
u for 10 cts. per pound. Work executed with
Dispatch. NJ. W. MOORE & 60.
Maya. Oak, NC.