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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-29

| From W8SHlustOh
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, lS77.-lt is aDou
as difficult to ascertain, from what can o'
heard, what will be the probable result OF th'
Presidential arbitration, as it was to determine
how the difficulty could be settled, before Nlf
Hewitt had bis revelation, the morulog after
his sleepless night. It is onls hoped that the
termination will be as happy as the result tnel
reached. Strange as it may seem, and unbound
ed as the apprehension may be, 1t Is Jeore1'
that Mr.. Justice Bradley will be chosen inc
umpire. This fear is expressed upon the
ground that Mr. B. has been, and is most
decided partIzan.
The Hobbies and floor Of the House have
been crowded to day by parties interested 10
the passage or defeat Of the Pacific Railroad
BILL and the members were duly "bored' pro
| and cop.
MIR. Goodc, Of Va, is absent from his seat
| to day bsyiog been called home 90 important
business By the by, should there be con-
test for Speaker OF the next House, MIR. Goode
| will, if he should allow it, be earnestly pressed
| for the position hy number Of members.
Mr.. Tucker. Of Va. is more prominently
mentioned to day 10 connection with the Arbl-
tration Board than heretofore, and 1t IS almost
certain now that either Gen. Hunton or HIM
self will be chosen as ona OF the commission on
the part Of the House, and it is DOT unlikely
that committee Of the frieods of each OF these
gentlemen will be called upon to decide which
of the two shall be put forward.
IL1ter.-The friends OF Gen. Hunton have
determined to urge his claim instead OF MIR.
Tucker. MIR. Lamar will probably be chosen
and made chairman.
The Senate radical caucus has nominated
Messrs. Morton, Edmund5, and Frelinghuysen
for members of the Electoral Commission.
Messrs Thurman and Bayard will be the DEM
ocratic members on the part Of the Senate.
Mr.. Payne Of Ohio, Mr. Woodc of New
York, Mr.. Fiela MIR. Hurd, aud Mr.. Holman
are also spoken Of prominently as commission
ers 90 the part Of the House.
The President to-day sent to The House the
report Of the commission 10 reference to the re-
organization Of the army.
Secretary Chandler gives an Entertainment
tonight to The members Of Congress. A dem
ooratic member being asked if he was going,
merely replied that he had some respect tor
himself yet.
Orders have becu issued for the removal OF
the troops recently concentrated here, and they
now only await transportation.
The President signed the Arbitration bill at
1920 this morning.
Mr.. \. Ii. Stepheus vi Gu, is lying i'll at his
residence in this city. He WAS to day reported
dead but such is not the case.
The Louisiana reluroug board is locked up
in u room iu the capitol. where they will soon
be joined by the clerk Of the board, who is also
in contempt Of the House. 1t is reported that
two of them will be confined ia tue crypt where
Pat Woods was kept.
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Congress-.
TIL F. s F N A y Z

WASHINGTON, D. G., January 20. lSII7.-lu
the Senate lod day, lsham G. Harris, Senator
elect from the State Of Tennessee, adVaLcad 10
the desk Of tue preside At, who administered 10
him the oaths Of office.
A number Of resolutions OF State legislatures,
&y, relative to the electoral woke, were pre-
seutcl
Mr.. Withers, of Va, presented the petition
Of Samuel p. Moore NJ. d., Of Va, asking for
removal OF political disabilities. Referred.
The resolution IF MIR. Gordon recognizing
Wade Hampton as governor Of South Carolina
was taken up.
Mr.. Robertson, OF s. g., sent written speech
90 South Carolina affairs to the clerks desk ,
and it vas read by the clerk.
PRESIDENT GRANTS APPROVAL.
During the reading of this speech a I'd essase
was received from The President of the United
States approving OF the bill providing for a
commission Of fitccu to decide the contested
questions arising on the counting Of the cccto.
raj vote.
l.
of the bill, follows he says, an example occa-
sionally set hy his predecessors 10 making it
the subject Of Il special message. lie thinks
that the act affords wise and constitutional
method of escape from the difficulties and
perils which have surrounded the subject to
which it relates, aud provides an orderly
method of arranging the whole matter lie
SAYS that in no disputed case has the Vice
Presidcnt ever counted the vote. The cases 10
which he has done so ate Only those where bis
action exercised 10 influence on the result. lie
thinks the ommission selected Wise one, anc
adds that 10 contests for the chiefs OF States
many governments have fallen, and it is most
important that the suficiency Of republican, TO-
s,itu,ions should be proved 90 this OCCASION
True liberty and progress can exist ouy whet
the laws are complied with. He congratuate'
the troubled country on this settlement anc
hopes permanent laws TO prevent such dthcul
ties 10 the future will be devised
Mr.. Cvuklug-l move that this important
and wise message Of the President be printed
Thisswas agreed to.
The Pacific railroad bill was then taken up
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
lu the House of Representatives the States
and Territories were called for bills, resou
tons, g., under which several private bill
were Introduced and referred, nearly all belnl
) read at langth to kill time.
8 4 bill for the incorporation OF the AtlaDtl
and Pacific railroad-a road to run all over tn
coup.ry-cccupied more than half an tour il
3 reading, aud was referred.
The consideration OF the bill to pay Caplal
' Fades $500 900. on account of his jetties Il
the mouth OF the Mississippi. iii cash instea
Of bonds was resumed. aui the proposition /
d pay 10 bonds defeated ayes 5S' Goes lt2
S The bill theu went oyer, and the House too
I'D and considered District OF Columbia bus
l ness. .-----.
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by r. 4. Il erby. AuCf'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 Default having been made for six success
sve months in tho payment of the semi-monthly
instruments secured 10 "The Alexandria Coop
eratirc Building Association of Alexandria,
Va" by the deed of trust hereinafter mention
ed, snd the Board ct Directors Of the said asso-
| clatlon having requested in writing sale Of the
property thereby conveyed, The undersigned, in
pursuance OF the said request and by virtue of
the deed of trust from Georgesnna Day to them,
dated on tho lth day Of October, 1875, and of
record in tho Clerks oliico Of the Corporation
Court for the city of Alexandria, Virginia, liber
No. +, page IS, will expose for sale by public
auction. on SATURDAY, the 10th day of Feb
ruaTy, 1877, at II M, in front Of the Market
Building, Royal street, in the city of Alexan-
dria Virginia, the property conveyed by the
said deed of trust-A LOT OF GROUND,
with the IMPROVEMENT thereon, ill ~
the said city of Alexandria, situated on the west
side of Lee street, between Princess and Queen
streets, in front on Leo street "a feet 81 inches.
and extending westwardly in depth l23 feet
inches.
Terms of Sale-Ono third Of the purchase
money in cash on the day 0: sale, and the resi-
due in two equal payments at three and six
months from the day Of saio the deferred pay
ments to bear Interest from the day Of sale and
to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser, with
approved personal security, and the retention of
the title to tho property until they are paid.
Costs Of conveyancing to BIO paid ~ the pur-
chaser
GEO. q. ROBINSON
JNO. B. SHOOT, Trustees.
THOMAS PERRY,
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DRY GOODS.
FAREWELL TO ALEXANDRIA.

Having received to-day the last and remaining
stock Of the Combination, most respectfully
announce to the people of Alexandria and vi
cinity that will remove tie entire stock on or
about the first day Of February. Having deter
mined to sell all goods at great sacrifice rather
than rsmove II EN-, and having concluded rather
to dispose of them at private sale than at auc-
ton, will only say one word, and thst is. tn at
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT En-
ACTLY ONE HALF ORIGINAL VALUE,
and only ask an examination Of the prices aud
goods, which are arranged from this day in lots
and prices 10 make every enc astonished-a
chance you will never, never get again. Call
and convince yourself, as this is tho only proper
way l can satisfy you all. Thanking my friends
and customers for their liberal share Of patron
age l am most thankfully yours,
FL. SCHW ARR,
Manager Great Combination Store,
(MUIR'S CORNER.)
ian lift
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Sp1R1TuALIsTIc.-A meeting Of those inter
ested in getting up repetition OF the late
spiritual exhibition by MIR. George Everett and
wic for the benefit of the poor was held at
the City Sergeaut's office, on Saturday night,
with r. W. Falls 10 the chair, and j. Marriott
Hill, secretary. Mr.. }. NJ. Hill was appointed
committee to visit Baltimore, see MIR. Eve
rett, and ascertain whether he would appear
Lcrc for the object named, 90 Monday night
next. He will report to an adjourDed meeting,
to he held 1T the same place tonight.
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IA! the health enjoy, and ever my lite
may say, is in consequence OF Simmons LIVER
Regulator would not take one million dol
!,irs for my interest in that medicine. ;.
wv. Fl. WILSON, Welborn, Fla"
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We are of the opinion that it must be good
for the simple reason that so many praise It and
physicians prescribe it. We mean DR.. Bull S
Cough Syrup.
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Porto to instruct the Ottoman ambassador, at
Vienna, to enter into negotiations with the Ser
v;an diplomatic ageot there, Serva haVI'g 20
representative at Cuuslan!inopc. The FRINGE
| of Montenegro has not yet replied to me dls
match loyitirg him to treat for peace directly
with the Porte
LONDON. Jan. 29.-The appeal Of Sladee, the
American spiritualst, who was prosecuted uo-
| der the vagrant act and sentenced to three
months confinement at hard labor in the house
of correction, came up fJr argument to-day ARD
his conviction was quashed on purely legaI
technically.
Local BreVities.
The SCUM house authorities ackooW ledge the
re CENT Ct a kit of fish from MIR. Joseph 6rager'
Rev DR.. G. G. Bittiog, for many years pas
tor of The Baptist church OF this city, will de-
liver a lecture here 90 The Holy Land, 10
short time.
The rroprietors of the stores near the coro'
ers of King and Royal streets aud the LADIES
who have 10 Lass there, complain very mucn
Of the crowds of idle men and boys who con-
gregate there.
meeting 10 the Interest Of the Episcopal
Diocesan Missionary Society is to be held at
G. Pauls church on Monday, February >. 1t
will be addressed By Rev Drs. hllnnegerode OF
Richmond and HaDckcl of charlottesville.
An extra finc steer belonging to MIR. William
Peachy, formerly of this city, but 90" residing
near Mt. Jackson, broke through the Ice on the
Shenandoah river few days ago ana Was
drowned.
FoRDs NATIONAL THEATRE:-The specta'
cu!ar play of Sardauapalus had hae run 10
Washington, and came 10 an end Saturday
night. Many Alexandrians aValled themsei.
YES Of the opportunity TO witnessit it, and at least
three car loads Of people went up to the Satur'
day matinee. Mr. Bangs made MT 10 the
role of the splendid Assyran King his superb
rhvsiuue making him every inch monarch;
He is a native Of this city, and many OF our old
citizens yet remember bin. Eleven years ago
he was Kissed off the stage 10 Washington Tor
having been a Confederate soldier, but times
change, SO that fact is now only remembered to
bis credit. For this week Dion Bouclcault's
new play OF Forbidden Fruit, is announced
at the National. 1t is said to be the best
comedy that the playwright Dion ever wrote
is lulI OF vim, dash and sparkle; the tableaux
arc striking, add there is not dull scene or
dreary dialogue 10 it.
Wells Eureka is prepared only by h. Wells,
Wosb;,rton The froilcst teeth will be bcOe-
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed of
Il trust from William Miller, dated October
18th, ISL the subscriber, rs trustee, and at the
request Of the creditor by said deed secured,
will sell, by public auction. on SATURDAY,
the 10th day of February ISL, ut twelve H., in
property conveyed to him by said deed of trust,
namely: a certain LOT OF LAND, situate,
| being and lying in tue said city Of Alexandria,
on the east sido Of Henry street. fronting 81 feot
8 inches on said Henry street. and running east
IS feet, moro Or less bounded west on Henry ST.,
| north on land of The late James English, east on
| land of Lewis Baltimore and south on land
Of Lewis Baltimore.
| Terms Of Sae-Cash.
| Jan l0w4w GEORGE L. SEATON, Trustee.
VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOR
Y SALE-By vlrtuo -! Is deed Of trust eYe-
cutcd to the undersigned on tho 18th day OF
| April, 1870 to secure debt 10 ". S. Gurnee.
of New York city, Tho following large, produc-
tive and very valuable estates will be offered for
| sale on tho premises, respectively, a. tho timo3
| and on tho terms hereinafter named, to wit:
On FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1877.
the MOSS NECK ESTATE, containing nearly
roo acres, on tho Rsppahanrock river, below
Fredericksburg, in Caroline county.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of January, 1877, the
LEEUS MANOR ESTATE, containing 1900
acres. lying near Markham station, or the Mano
asses Gap Railroad. in Fauquior county, and
On THU RSDAY, the 18th Of January, 1877,
tho TRACT OF LAND. within four miles of
Stanton. containing about 4jG acres, and now
held and possessed b. Col. A W. Hartman, and
being one Of tbs most valuable estates in Au-
gusts county.
The improvements or each Of these properties
are good. Possession given in tina for Spring
crops; the exact time will be announced at the
sales. Ali growing crops will be roscrvod
Tho sales will be for cash, as required by the
trust deed. Tho titles arc believed TO be good,
cl,,2
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The WEATHER.-Th weather Of today has
been warm and pleasant, and under the !nhu
cuce of the sun warm rays the vestiges Of snow
a0d ice are fast disappearing.
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Foreign News.

CoNsrANTlNopLE, Jau. ga dispatch
rom the Scrsian Government requests the
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The CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-Thc bright
and beautiful weather yesterday brought out
large numbers Of people aud the churches were
all numerously attended. Rev. j. l.. Lighter, of
Washington preached iu the NJ. E. church, 10
the morning, aad the other pulpits were TILED
by the resident clergy. Rev. Father Heating,
OF St. Mays church, made his monthly visit
to Fairfax station, where he celebrated mass 10
the morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-29

Wells Eureka is prepared on ly by d: Wells
Washington. The irailcst teeth will be bene-
fitted by its daily use.
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NJ. T.. CuURCH.-Last nightthe church Was
densely packed. Rev. W. {. Webb conducted
the exercises. Eleven persons united with the
church, making over twenty since the special
services commenced. The subject Of the ser
mon was 2nd Timothy, l. chap. and 18th verse:
The Lord grant unto him that he may hnd
mercy of the Lord in that day. At the close
of the discourse, several penitents presented
themselves for prayer. Sevcra! persons also
rose, asking the congregation to pray tor them.
The services will be continued to-day. Rev.
w. G. Webb will preach tonight.
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REpucT1oN OF WAGEs.-Ou Tuesday a no.
tee was posted about the mines of the MarS'
land Coal Company, near Cum Der and, stating
that from that date the rate OF miners wages
paid by that company would be fifty five cents
per ton. The company had been paying sixty
hVa
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CHRISTOPHER EGas.-There has been re-
ceived at this office From Mr.. j. W. Anderson of
Nebraska City, a box of grasshopper eggs.
they are curiosity in this region, to the great
delight of The farmers. Mr. Anderson says
that the people out there are more Interested
10 the "grasshopper question" than in the
Presidential question.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PaoBAB1L1rIEs.-W Var Depart
ment. Once of the Chief Signal Officer, WASH
,moton, DC, Jan'y. 80. lS77-lO;3O a. M
TS The Middle and Eastern States lower pres
sure and higher temperature than on sunday sumo y
winds mostly westerly o s1d noSsbV est
partly cloudy D wesin IN NaW gussnd and north
ern New York.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

S,ec;sl DISPATCHES to the Gazette.
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NEW GURkANTS, Prunes and Raisins re-
~ ceivei IL day by
oct l3 J. g. & Il. MlLBURN.
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NTEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

Cur sales 1T reduced prices had SO reduced
our stock that We have visited the market to
repIenish, and again our stock Is well assorted
and will be sold cheap.
ian l. II. I. s1lA VI 4 kEh W.
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Z OST-Janusry 18th. 81 BLACK SHAGGY
l. DOG answers to the name OF Phsroah. A
suitable reward will be paid to my one returning
it to Mrs. B. MOORE, south Washington street
near Franklin. -,.-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-28

} IL Dmhsm Township. on ihe 10th u
November, Mrs. liiccy Ceuch. uiduw Of its
late William CUurh ". aged 80 years -,
hal bssq seusistepi member u tbe Rep
iIsl shuleh fox many ysals.
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yNTE are making what we believe to3be the
w lrsls CUinnereial Fertilizer lpgi " heal op
tile market.
Isl. II j. made chiefly Of PURE R.iW ROM.
the best material known--iiId IN tile most thu.
rough aud careful manner.
I'd. II is rich in Ammonia. Soluble Phosphate.
and i,EAk Haw!bone Phosphate derived from
unbnrnel hdnes OF animals. Ft5fE ret
ID. II nisiTes stand Of Grass or Clover, ,.4
Ith, 1t acrs PROMPTLY and con thu
OUSlY. and the effects Of assnigie application
show For Years. f9H ah4@h -#sF#g
Stir Il Is tine, dry. and in beautiful condition
for drilling. " a ag-. .eosf
9th. n has been e trial for the past ten Years,
aud our reports say: 1T j. all IT, llmc implies,
"a Complete Wheat Manure" ''fhe best leHei
used.
Prircs as low aud terms a. liberal rs those o
any other Standard Fertilizer
itwill I've ItDyoiu ilueTIsttO test tlsis Feriili
ger, and we solicit a trial order.
ALl.lSUN * ADDISON,
~ Manuiscaturers.
sept 10 IN. Richmend Va.
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~ Ill who are Suffering from the errors
and indiwrciippsaf youth. nervous weak.
i,esr, early ,leCuy, loss II n,alihpd. SC; !
viii send sevips tim. willvur you fliEE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered rs . missionary IA s,aIls
Anicrl,4h send = seIf-addre-se,i envelope
10 tho Rtv JusEeHT. ISAAS, Syoittcn ~,
18a,tc Nvso, Nsw York; GU. "a ~.
I 1890 III
DupUNuO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the surcsl and safest remedy
Ioriadiss IN delicate l'eallh. em.
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'file frcslsei otIie IaticripArt u the week
WAS tie heaviest ~ the year. Tile wnirrip
r.uo vas over tbsiown bridge which stood
The pressure. Much damage 20 small
scals ans done. but nothing thar ran1Vt BE-
easily repaired. We learn that the coun J
Il, about She juuetivd 81 En,ol Fiat md
Little rivers eas all under water Etesensing
the appearance Of ar4giDg inland sea. Fu'-
tunalely all csCps are housed sgr.
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Judge Prs,t, aud Mr. Massey Of New
York. Who have visited this place Tor seve.
ri successive years 10 enjoy the pleasures
u bird shooting, were here last week, ae-
co,npan.ed b. tus of3sheir Itiebds. Aiessr'
Bacon aud po@efDy. The later gentle
mau. we are sorry TO lesu. was Suddenly
recalled home Is telegraph on Sunday b,
the ihfofmuiion that brother Of h's riie.
an officer Oh board the u. 5. Steamer llu-
rou. Whose loss We chronicle elsewhere, was
Oh the lost snip. We do not know wheti.
er he MAS saved. but ouiy 80 outOl. l55 es-
usped. aud tbs probabilities are against
him. = ! 11kA IS 3 Va bsgaisalsasM
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MrnASsviLIE n. L. Nov. 10Th 1871

MERASrsviLLE n. L. Nov. 10Th 1877.
Ma E.piroR.
Deut Asr - We observe inihe LAST num-
her u The Recorder lhat our County Cunl-
nlissioner~ ii their last meeting aulharized
~ officer u collect Township tax intlle
lIillsbsTo Iownsliip. II ap2eaIs g. Lea
general impression with the tax payers ~
this section, that there issome uncertainty
n IL ihs legality ofthis tax, and there i
i STRING dispositions with msnyto resist
the payment thereof. Aud We suppose
this arises from the fact that heretofore 10
lie collection % this klnu ~ tax y
Ialgc nulnberof the people paid u prompt.
Is whirh niiers whc dih not escaped lis
laynient altogether. us there was no dc
tsfnineJ effort made 70 collect u thvre-
aficr. Now We therefore claim that |: is
tie duty 90 someof auI legal friends or
connty Representatives whohave the care
of the interests of our citizens Ia charge
aud who are lasied as 10 the neailing aud
construction of the Constitution and laws
81 ii,c State upon this subject, torxplain
the matter publicly through tile columns
Of the Recorder; 70 that Our people may y,
les-t have the satisfaction Q. knowing
that they Jay this unnecessary tax nc'
coiding TO law. There are nunbers 81
our good working business men whc
would rather Iay without que-tiot, than &
Ice lInis AID risk cust 10 test these mat
| icr-. l,ui who dlaliks very much To lay !
Tax " there II any doubt - 20 Its legally.
Hoping that the time Is near At hanC
when all such laws astlis will I've eniiel,
lislwnttilwi,h, upd wv shall return y
goud cheap economical county govern,
lncnt a. !. wssin dgss that are past ~,
gcnc, That will br q hleaslig inslt,ado VI
busden 70 Out people.
We remain. lm,s AZ.
a. W.T..
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PUBLIC SALE.
To COP tieue s0.iays oriangss. s = : -,
20 paif woneps ssloes at eOcls pair 81
40 ~ ~ 400 - ID III

To con finue vUs'sys t.rtilH ger. RsSr6 4 q M
20 paif woneps slloes at eOcls pair 81
40 - 400 IL % d
40 e &C., 9. L25g tee
Is pair nensshoes yiiaoietsSsaE XII
20 70 iSsa dsvo g Neag
Besides rio above seconaslasssl,oe We
have 5spairof ny. \ slsatss ,at ass low 4 \,
price as good shoes can be fouhd; also Ne
have just receiveda new lot 81 Thomas
Vile Shoes. They haye made SOME I'M
provements in thrirsh,'es recently. They
are .hc be-I andcheapest shoes for general
purposes for hard service for country
people. Terms cashsorFl,agisrA ,sr-.,,.,
5000 lis Of Iron III 4thrdj lest SwedeS
!! and 5 cts. Tire Irnual s...Band& RG
A els. We cIaim talfllaye l5ooib Of the
best mills in Orange al same prirsof lie
sorry ones, .asag gNgo
Horse and mule shoe and nails, wrouglp
Butts and Screws. Cow and Sheep Bens
Knives and Forks. Pocket Kiiives
Smoothing Irole, Powder apdI Shot, SaiiE
sage grinders, Well wheels SeytIe Stones,
Matlocks DC. s. 81, - ,'.
Best coffee 95cts. SI8l9 G't fWi
Side meat II cts. a. aaUo
Tin ware, Glass ware, Stopeware, Wood
ware. Family Medicine. Pills ,all serts,
HorSe &: Cattle rpwler. In a feMgwords,
weikeep nearly everything country people
need ut rs low price ast the ssilne ding can
be fpmdii Orange. z On hhp,l for aie, ~
ID new Feathers BIB iiat,coifou foEqnilis
BE. Yard wide cgtteA lcloil,G q els f,r
lfseings. Conle soon IT. you want 10 i9oat
blythe abase sale.ssg ~ har afs.s sss5f
All PERSONS indebted to Jesse w. Cole Or
to Jesse ~ Cole 4 Co. are earuestlyure.
quested t0 come. forward aud snaise settle-
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