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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

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No poor, man as AZ "a t. We
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church clos. +, j.. -. !a> n.if
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ILll.l,,n will ~c.,elra,. tic .nh ct
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<bv,cr;an church last, Sunday.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14
D. NJ CAULEY
TO THE q al

TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
with a large a,t,l Well selected Stoea. e
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
10 which he would respectfully invite
the attention of the people OF Cl'ai
hui and surrounding country an.i a.
them TO examine this Stock before tn
ing. As he feels satisfied tina h. ..f.
save them money.
! can only call vour attention 4. \
few articles in my Stock.
You will find COTTON YAEN n
McCauley's. ut 81. Heavy A. Sill.
ING AT S cents. and a Full Line Q. Is,~
MESTtCS of all the leading ami It,,-
lar makes.
have a splendid assortment a. | =.
DIES DRESS GOODS. from 10 c. /,
81.
Gents FLANNEL sfIIRrs sr~-s
cents to e.
4 Full Line of PLAIN and TWILL
Ed FI.ANNEL.S. all Wool, fio.4 =,
cents TO 80 cents.
A large lot of BEAUTIFUL Gait
GOES, at 5 cents, the very best ,i..~r,.
4 Full lime Of NOTIONS.
Lsdies CLOAKs/ and sHAMI.. /,
large lot.
Ladies' and Misses FELT SHIFTS.
Ladies WOOLEN VEST.
Ladies' Trimmed and t'xrEtN.
MED HATS, in every style.
Mems and Boys HATS tina, can, S.
beat in quality or price.
Mems CLOTHING. a good a.."r,-
ment.
OvERCOATS that can't be ben. IN
the County.
ZIEGLER SHOES.
a Specially.
have a splendid Stock sf 1;T IL
and SHOES that can't be beat in 81,
ity or price. Come and see them -.
tore you buy. and save money.
a large lot Of SADDLES. HORSE
COLLARS. BRIDES and 81 .GS
BLANKETS. WAGON and BLuGI
WHIPS.
A Full Line Of
II A II D w A R
of every kind.
CROCKERY and GLASS. WARE.
a large Stock.
WOOD and WILLOW.WAKE.
: A splendid Stork rf
q II . & +. IL T.
:. always on hand. and at prices TO suit liz
times.
e PURE HONEY DRIP SYRUP.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
4 car load of SALT.
u 4 large stool Of IRON Of every qn4i.
ty-best CASTSTEEL.
FARMERS r. PLOWs nj 4 on
hand with all the casting thu belong
to them.
q The AVERY DOUBLE shovel.
COME and get one and pu, i, as mu,s,
Z wheat in one day A. you will IN IT,.
q days with a single pillow.
y HORSE and MULE SHOES. HORs,.
:. SHOE and CUT NAILS OF every ,i,s.
Q
4, \ large assoftinsn, Of
Z | s II
always on hand.
MEMS and BOY $ GOODS
Of ever, kind, from
Is eents up.
or KEEPS SHIRTS and COLLARS
lis
ke specially.
shact tho ~er,ln f(a--s fY.sf
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

Now's THE TINE:
Intending to take an Inventory of
my stock before laying in q larger
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
I propose to offer my entire Stock
of Winter Goods down It almost
Cost, consisting of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CASSIMERES,
KERSEYS,
JEANES, &c,
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
OF HATS AND CAPS.
And in fact all kinds OF Woolens and
Flannels> regardless of their market
value Of to day.
will offer these goods at prices tina,
will pay any n 10 carry them over &c
another winter. and thus make you
happy.
My STOCK OF GROCERIES. bott
staple and Fancy. is complete. hav,
lust received a car load Of
CUBA MOLASSES ant
FINE SYRUPS, COZ.
FEES, SUGARS, &c.
am also amply supplied with
AGRICULTC-
I. RAJ IMPLEMENTS,
CROCKERY,
:. CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF
:, &c, DC, &c.
Persons wishing 70 buy close to SCI
, again. or consumers, FOR CASH o.
: BARTER, will find it 70 their intere.
D TO see nae before buying elsewhere.
Agency Of CLARkS MILE-ENl
:, SPOOL COTTON and ROLANl
CHILLED PLOWS
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instructed bv the Board TO credit
lie acc"un, Of the Town Constable.
w. Also fnd that the books ot the
Ma.i~,rate Il Police have been kept
n !. n.a, and ln>inc-s-l,ke manner
'.in' reflects credit upon him and
upon the citizens 1T the town for
choosing 20 -Xcr!.cnt an officer.
". fniE,lla, Tn. Town Constable
las received from
Taxes. S434 OF
%i'Iu">, 16SAO
scales. 4l7O|
I1c.n~> on Days, 27.50l
Lic.n>e on Liquor Dealers, 1900
Tax on Concerts and Theat-
%ricals, 800
Tax on Anc,ioneers and
Pa,en, Medicines, 600
Tax on Tables, 600
Sale of plank, $50
Sale OF piping, $50
Total, S77l.34
And is 10 be credited with
rreasurcr's receipts, $7O5.28
Commissions on $417,-
10 tax collected, 4l.75
Commissions on amt
from scales, 2O.S5
Commissions on liquor
license, 80
! Commissions on tax
on drays, 2.75
Commissions on tax
on tables. 800
Commissions on tax
on theatricals and
auct:Oneers, LAO
Insolvents and errone-
ously listed taxes, 1915 1888
Balance due Town Constable, $27 ga
We find the Treasurer's account
10 stand as follows:
To amount on hand, May
LIST, 1880, s16s.66
To amount received from
Town Constable. 7O5.28
sS73.94
BY disbursements as
per vouchers, S735.53
Commissions, 1921 1874
Balance in hands Of Treas'r, $500
After paying the balance due the
Town Constable, there will be no
outstanding debts against the town.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
4. w. GRAHAM, Finance
JAS. A. CHEEK, Com.
April 3O,h, 1881.
This space belongs to l.. J
;. Weaver, Chapel Hill, n. c. Watcl
it
SHANT l TAKE A Blue Pull
:. No, don't take it aud run the risk o
Il mercurial ro'sons, bu, when bilious
$ aud con>iipa,ed get q package 0
the celebrated kldney-Wo and i
vii speedily cure you. 1t is ma
lures great remedy tor constipation
aud for all kidney and liver diseases
e 1t acts promptly on these great OF
fl gans and so restores health, strengtl
n and vigor. It is put up in liqui'
and dry form, acting with equal eff
cheney. Price 81. See adv.
We regret to announce the deaf
: of Dr.. W. r. Hughes, which result,
ed from injuries received by 40 q.
&c cident, an account of which appeare
in this paper last week. DR.. Tho,
, Jordan did all be could for the reli,
of the sufferer. He died Sunda
rt morning and was buried IN the ate
st noon Of the same day At En-
Church. Rev. J. L. Currie was
!, have preached the funeral sermon
: but it being his regular sppointme,
&c at Little River, he failed to get
Emo in time. We don't know an,
is thing that could haze caused moi
sorrow and sadness at Cedar Grow
said to be one of the best commun
or ties in the world, than the death
J., this good uan.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

NEW! NEW! NEWT:
= In order to replace the large quantity
of goods sold before the holidays, /
have recently bought . large stock of
seasonable goods, consisting of
COFFEES, SUGAR. SALT,
RICE, HOMINY, MOLAS-
SEES, SYRUPS, CHEESE, DC
Also PRINTS, TICKS, SHEETINGS
and SHIFTING. DRILLS, and many
other Dry Goods.
Also a full line Of
TIRE, BAND and
SWEED IRON, NAILS,
HORSE and MULE
SHOES,
| HORSESHOE NAILS. AXES
MATTOCKS, GRIND
STONES aud q COM
plete Stock Of
Gu T L Z r Y.
In CROCKERY. . great variety.
/ Common c. C.. Ware, Stone Ware, imi-
tation China livery prettT and cheap
and > nice lot Of Plain and Figured
| China
All the above aud many other goods
not mentioned. will be sold at popular
prices
JONES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14
w E B BIS

w d D D -
WAREHOUSE. HILISBORO. |
At the commencement Of the New
Year, farmers would do we'll to look
to their interest. Bring your to-
bacco to Webb's Warehouse, Hills
boro, n. c., where I will guarantee
highest market prices. We have
large orders for Leaf. besides our
manufacturing interests.
e. B. PAYLOR,
PRoPRIEroR.
1880: 1881.
NEC SMITH MUSIC HOUSE.
Branch of Ludden i Bates, Prices,
Terms and everything ex-
actly the same.
MEANS BUSINESS AND 1900
FAMILIES IN NORTH
AND SOUTH CAR
OL1NA
ENDORSE EVERY ORGAN
WE SELL.
~ORGANS-Read these figures
A FIFTEEN Stop ORGAN WITH
SETS OF REEDS, SUB BASS AMI
OcrxvE COUPLER FOR eos. Stoo
aud Book. Guaranteed for 8 years
Send for Circulars.
PIANOS-Chickering i Sons
Mathushek, Guild & Church, Arion
Southern Gem, &C., &c.
ORGANS-Mason & Hamliu
Peloubet & Co., Sterling, Albion
La Petite.
l ONLY RELIABLE MAKERS
REPRESENTED.
: We send on Is days trial. w
pay freight both ways i: no sale
: We can't be undersold for CASH.
PIANOS-Read these figures
Pianos $16O-up. A I Octave Rose
wood Case, 2 round corners, flu
. agrafe overstrung Bass, and in ever
way LIST Glass, and fully guarantee
\ for 6 years. Stool and Cover.
= OUR ONE YEAR PLAN EN-
ABLES EVERY ONE
TO BUY.
!, Christmas is coming and McSmi,
= has not forgotten the little folks.
Country Merchants would do we
to write to me for lists of small 1
struments before they buy. Wri
and get my illustrated catalogue
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

took place from the Methodist
church, Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. A. w. Mangum,
d. d., Of the University of North
Carolina, conducted the services and
preached an appropriate sermon.
There were many persons from diff.
icren, portions Of Orange and Dur.
ham counties present, the church
being tuII OF the friends OF the lie.
ceased. The following gentlemen
actel as pail hearers NJ. A. Angler,
John NJ. Moring, Robert Fsucette,
w. F. s,rayhorn, II. +. Jones, A.
w. Graham, J. X. Hughes, JOS. {.
Webb, J. Il. G. Koulliac, Henry n.
Brown. n. Z. Hall and w. J. Hayes,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

Persons wishing to buy close to sell
again. or consumers, FOR CASH OR
BARTER. will find it 10 their interest
TO see nae before buying elsewhere.
Agency of CLARkS MILE-END
SPOOL COTTON and ROLAND
CHILLED PLOWS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

.W Advertisements or commune
cations must be hnnded in by -. ~,
W,d,~@a4y Of each ~reh to insure
<heir inse,,Inn IN the nrrt iSs"r OF
kLc ynpcr. The Obsolrrr wW b.
ruttn press .rery Th"rs1'y dy -
~ 50 ux IL rrrch SuhscrbD* hy Mr
first mails hori"y XHsb"ro ate,
Mat hour. Hrueu.bcr III, nbpre
MI he gor.r ri ncc"rdi"GIn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

We publish below the report of
the Finance Committee Of the town
Commissioners Of Hillsboto:
TO the Board Of Torn Commissioa,.
ers Of HiAsboro, ". c.:
We, the Undersigned, yonr Com
mi,,ee on Finance, respectfully re.
port that We have examined the
books, receipts and vouchers OF
the Magistrate Of Police, Town Con.
stable and Treasurer, and find a,
follows:
The Magistrate Of Police ha.
had before him for violation of tnwr
"~rdrnances ION. hundred cases. i,
which hdDhaS imposed fines to The
amount of Sl6S. 10, all Of which ha.
been collected except $50 in The
case At the Town w. Alexander
llcrnlnn, with which we have beer
instructed bv the Board to credi
lhc Ut the Town Constable
w. also fnd that the books at Tho
Magistrate Il Police have been KEEP
II :: neat and in>inc-s.l.ke inanneI
,iaa' reflects credit upon him an(
upon tn. citizens If the town TO
choosing - -Xcr!.cn, an officer.
W. fnds,l,al tn. Town Con>,ahl,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

j. B. G. ROCLHAC.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

ooN ONE YEAR fhAN EN-,
ABLES EVERY ONE
TO BUY.
Christmas is coming and McSmith
has not forgotten the little folks.
Country Merchants would do we'll
to write to me for lists of small To-
struments before they buy. Write
aud get my illustrated catalogues
and prices. Order from this house
aud save time and freight.
Address,
II. McSMITH,
Charlotte, n. c.
| p. @. Box 179.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-14

II. II. +. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
A Kindly Remem brance.
WAsnrNeroN. Jan. 8. 1881

WAsHfSGTOS, Jan. q, 1881.
NJ. Editor ! have heard with deep re-
gret that Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Thompson, Of
Gaithersburg, are about ~ leave for the Far
West The friends of the gentleman and
lady aforementioned will no doubt remem-
Der long after they have made their home In
another cline Of the many Inequalities re-
ceived nj their hands, aud the universal wish
OF their old friends will be that, in their new
home, the friendships they may form may
cling % them ~ fondly a. those Of other
years
But all in the future u a contingency ~
us; we cannot tell to-day what tomorrow
may bring forth the present life Is one Of
mutation change is indelibly stamped on
everything Of temporary character. The
fiOwers Of spring and summer are blasted by
antumnal frost the ice-king Of winter en-
cOscs within his cold embrace the ycgota-
BILE kingdom Of nature; but thanks 10 a kind
Providence he has a. relax his grasp-ihe
beautiful spring unlocks his arms, warns
his fr0zen heart, and earth again blooms
with life and beauty
Asit j. in the vegetable kingdom, ~ il il
in the affairs Of life Friends meet from
childhood up in the various stages Of exist
ence-cnjOy social intercourse for weeks,
months and perhaps year,, but sooner o.
later the one or the other lies in that sleep
that knows M waking, or moves b. dis.
tant cline, which h almost equivalent b.
death, a. we remember them a we do tho
dead. We entwine them as sacred IN mem.
Ory's wreath-iheir graceful forms, genial
and pleasant features, are photographed on
our minds, and we live with them in ihr
past. y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
Potomac, Md, Jan. If, 1881.
knights Paint.-The

Knights Paint.--The SIM Iron Build
ing, in Baltimore, has been adorned with a
new coat of Knights beautiful Enamel Paint,
and looked appropriate in its holiday attire
during the sesqui-centennial week Its cheap
ness, beauty and durability are three points
that give it preference over all others BY
practical painters il is said to be the best in
use, and we are inclined to agree with them,
for that placed upon our office is rs bright
and compact as when first put on during the
past summer. Those who are in need of
paint we invite to examine the difference in
beauty and durability between the Enamel
Paint and lead and oil upon our dwelling
house and office. The lead and oil upon the
house-though put there at the same time
the Enamel was put on the offlce-is dingy,
spotted and bistcrcd See advertisement in
orr paper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
Martinsburg Items.

'Rah Tor 81. Davis and the first of May.
There are several new cases of scarlet
fever in the vicinity of Martinsburg
The river at Edwards Ferry is frozen
hard enough to allow teams TO pass across
without danger.
The many friends of Miss Laura Colt,
teacher of the Sugarland School, will be glad
to hear of her convalescence.
. Messrs. Drummer and Hilleary have each
lost some young cattle since the snow has
fallen, and they say no more Winter (Vennor)
for them.
The cartridges in our section have surviv-
ed the frosts and freezes, so far, very well,
thanks to a little help from liberal farmers
and Others
Owing to the severe weather during the
past three weeks, our public school registers.
show decided falling off in the daily at
tendance.
Arrangements have been made to remove
the old bridge over the Horsepen Branch
and replace it with new one when the
weather permits.
The bagatelle giants met at the Ferry on
Thursday of last week for a sx-handed
"hy"--result, drawn game, scoring $50 out
OF a possible 373 points.
Mr.. George Common, who suffered frac-
ture Of his collar bone, before the holidays
by being thrown from n wagon, we are
glad to see, is moving about again
Messrs. Ofutt IL Jarboe have nearly filled
their large ice house since the late cold snap,
securing the ice from the river which added
good deal of labor for those who desired to
work
Justice Donohoe, last week, sentenced
three Fifteenth Amendments to the "Stone
Hotel" known as the House of Correction,
for six months. The crime was that of dis
turbing a religious meeting.
From canal sources we learn that work on
the new double lock, which the company
intended building at Edwards Ferry has
been discontinued until spring and perhaps
until next winter. The annual repairs have
been put off so far by the inclement weather
Our Hancock poles still stand, bidding de-
fiance to the North wave; and while | think
of it, Mr.. Editor, II club president remarked
to Inc that possibly you could refer us to
some good market for Hancock poles, if So
please let us know. We have effected
corner here on the article, but we anticipate
break about the 4th Of March and we want
to unload before the Bull gets too heavy TO
Bear MEDLEys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
An Immense stock Of EaIl
and Winter Goods.
the LARGEST STOCK IN
WASHINGTON
STORE RUNNING THROUGH
FROM 18th TO X STREET.

We make a Specially of fine Silks, Vel
vets, Satins and Cashmeres
COLORED SILKS from Zoe per yard
worth $1.00.
BLACK SILKS at 60, IS, SIC, 81. 90,
$l.25, 81 so, $500, ~. 80, $500
per yard, 10 per cent. less Than any
other house ~ Me city.
BLACK AND C0LORED VELVETS
ot$l.25, l.5O, $l.75, $500, $3.50,
$500. and some extra wide aud fine
at $500 $1,000 and $12. 90 per yard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
Potomac items.
Winter continues with all its fury.

Winter continues with all its fury
Mr.. II. G. Fawcett has been confined to his
bed for some days, but we are glad to hear
that he is again convalescent
Much ice has been harvested during the
past week. Mr.. II. A. Garrett has put away
$50 four-horsc loads The ice has much
snow in it this year.
Governor Hamilton has appointed Jacob
II. Welsh an additional Justice of the Peace,
and Oliver ). Maus, Officer of Registration
for the Tenth Election District, Great Falls)
Some excitement was caused among the
bidders for the mail route to this place. 1t
is daily mail, and it is said that bids as low
as $50 per annum has been offered; and
now have TO wait until February for a de-
cision. Oh! what suspense, what agony for
the lucky bidder, until he knows his offer is
accepted.
Three Of our boys were weighed on Christ
mas Day at Great Falls, whose aggregate
weight was 73S pounds and their average
age only 30 years. Don't rouse these lads to
a knock-down or somebody will fall. They
are considered handsome-one of them is
single-but, alas he is bashiul and leap
year has passed away.
1t is reported that colored man named
Charles Greenleal, was shot at Muddy
Branch last week and now lies in preca-
rious condition. Whether the shooting was
justifiabe or not we are unable to say, but
the negro bears a bad character We with
hold the name Of the young man who shot
him until we know more of the case.
Great Falls Grange, No 80, met at the res
idence Of John l.. ID. Moore Esq, on last
Thursday 10Th instJ and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term Robert
S Council, Master; John Saunders, O; Z.
Stone, s.; o. = Maus c.; Montgomery
Claggett, H.. II. A. Garrett, $. S.. Capt. J.
Mcdonald, =. NJ The Grange is in Il pros
porous condition.
Potomac Nd Ian 1891 NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
FLANN ELS.

90 Cases Of Canton Flanuels AT Sc, loo, l2Jc
l5cand l5c per yard. 4 large stock Of White
and Red all wool nannels, from zoe up TO
10 cents per yard
One Case of Medicaied Red Twill Flannel.
at AZ cents, sold elsewhere At 80 cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
CARPETTNGS

Our second and third floors ARE stocked
with splendid assortment Moqueti Body
Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three.ply In
grain, Hemp and Rag Carpetings Moqueu
w 90 per yard, Tapestry brussels 81 90 worth
Sl.25
100 pieces Of all wool Ingram AT 90 cents
regular price 500. Very good all wool In
grain nj an cents, worth 30 cents 30 pieces
Of Ingram cotton aud wool nj 80, 40, d and
30 cents per yard Sold for more money
everywhere.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14

TO Taxpayers Many of our tax-pay-
ers may not be aware that taxes in arrearage
bear interest from the first day OF January
so we take this occasion to acquaint those
who may not know this fact aud TO remind
those who may have forgotten it. BY a
prompt payment they viii relieve them
selves Of the ever toiling, and all absorbing
interest in and on taxes.-E HicoH City Timer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14
DE a TITS


DIED, on Friday, December 31st, 1890,
WILLIE HIGDON, son Of Charles l.. and
Susan lligdon, in the 18th year of his age
lie was a good boy, beloved by all, and
well may il he said
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise
A FRIEND.
DIED, at his late residence, near Rock
vile, on the 18th utimo, VIM. RAY lin the
62nd year of his age,
Rarely is a community called upon to
mourn the death of one more highly es-
teemed than the deceased BY his attention
to business and carefulness in meeting his
obligations he had gained the confidence of
his neighbors and acquaintance, so that
"his word was as his bond" Having deli
cate health he was often great sufferer, but
he was not given to complaining. He per-
sued the even tenor OF his way, where men
of less energy would have given up work.
Mr. Ray raised large family of children,
nearly all grown, and most of whom are
now living Several of them are members
of church, while all are respected rs indus
trious and reliable
But Mr.. Ray was more than mere moral
man. He saw the necessity of having rcli-
gion, and was striving TO live the life of II
Christian. In his quiet unassuming man
ncr he was striving to serve the Lord and
lay treasure in heaven In his last sick
ness he suffered much pain, but did not
murmur. Ills trust was. in the Lord Jesus,
and leaning upon His strong arm met death
calmly. Though he lived long while in
this community he was not known to have
an enemy Every one liked him. A kind
husband, tender and loving parent has been
called to his reward But the bereaved
widow and children sorrow not without
hope. May all the family so live that Mt
last they may he all saved where
sickness and sorrow, pain and death
Are felt and feared no more"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-14

200 Pairs Of Wooden Blankets, from 81. so
up to $1,000 per pair. These goods were
purchased before the advance IN woolens,
and are very cheap.
ALSO, Bed Comforts, Honey Comb aud Mar
settles Quilts Cretonnes, Table Damnsk.
Napkins, Towels and AL other House Fur
nshing goods