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Town Property hooking Up.

Gen. l.. d. Cowan has purchased two
lots of DIR. J. w. Martin for the round sum
of 5000. The lots are adjoining aud north
of DR.. Martins residence. Gen. Cowan
proposes TO erect q fine residence at an
early date and locate permanently in our
midst. This speaks well for our town
when we realize the fact that Gen. Cowan
has travelled all over the world looking
out for desirable place iii which to To-
cate
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Best bargains at Kohlnan's.
LADIES CLoAK's. LADIES CLoAKs

LADIES CLOAK's. LADIES CLOAKs!!
rgIfy ou want nice article in their
line call on Jno. McGrath.
CLOTHrNGi OVERCOATS 7
rBSMcGrath's clothing wears well and
always gives satisfaction. Why? Simply
because he never buys old auction goods,
but always gets his stock fresh from the
manufactures. Those $3.50 and $500
suits are daisies" McGrath's overcoats
are the cheapest we ever saw.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE At J CksoS. MSS
December r. lass.
Notice ia hereby gwen that the following nam
cd -ci'lcT has flied notice Ok ais intention ."
make Gual proof IN 81 port Of his claim, aud
that saId proof viii be made before &. l.. Watts
Chl 'crrr clerk. Al Monticello, Miss, on snusry
81. ~. VIZ: Fills Jet, Homestead 40. $3.50, for
tEr So. NV 2, aud NJ sw y sec. 81, u, 10 e.
Ne names tpe following witnesses 10 prove his
cUntIHUnus residence TpOn, End cultivation OF,
sad lana. w.
Haywood 4. want. Byas) All OF Monticello, 7. o.
Trirr. InCas UIrlC, Lawrence Co.,
jim rresudge. Miss.
K. {. KERR.
Register
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Publication Notice
Land oprrr Ar J,cts oy. xr4..

. =
December IStu, is,8. (
Notice is hereby given that The following tam.
ed settler has Sled notice Of bis intention 10 make
anal proof In support OF his claim, and that "a "a
proof will be made before G.. T.. Watts Chancsry
Clerk at Monticello. Mss on January @, l4sf
viz: I.aac Bronson. Homestead No. ss@s Tor the
ne u ueLi 5 -, t9n.r ", ard So !, swlf Is;
ami nv a NV 4 TO- to n. is ". lie names fNs
following witnesses 10 prove hts continuous resi-
deuce T. pom. nj cuIt'vati gu OF. said lihi, VIZ:
Levi NYeTE. Frank Nor Al Of tSwinVliIs z. o.,
wood. Henry GIIiiitH. Lawrence Co.,
Nike walker Mas.
r. & EERK
Dec u. CIV Register.
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Notice

There will he a district conference of the
NJ. T.. Church held in Brookhaven Jan. 10,
1894, at which full attendance isearnest-
ly urged. Onr white friends are cordially
invited to attend and lend us the encour-
agement of their presence and counsel.
W. MCDONALD,
Presiding Elder.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE At JAUksoN. MS.
lee n, lsS3
Notice is hereby given that the following main.
Ell settler has med notice Of his intention u mas,
q a. proof ia support ct his claim, ami tHat ssIi
proof VIII lie made before G. r. watts Ch4nrelS
CLERK, at Monticello, Mss. on January y. l~,i
VIZ. Henry TGy. Home tead No. s94Lf,r ne
s \ me- :, and ne = - = 2. 10, AL ~ > NV B..
:. Z,,tgn,r is ". He names the follow ing VII
nessCs to prove his continuous residcaCc upon.
add cultivation 81, sad land, VIZ
Isaac BrHsun, Lew N.Y. Al Of own vlle J. o..
eTs. Tom NORWOOD, Lawrence 60.
Nj Ike Walker. Miss.
i. G. KERR,
Dec. IL CIV Register.
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The attention of cash buyers and the
public at large who desire tn secure bar
gains in sewing machines, wagons, bug
gies, furniture, cooking stoves, etc, is
directed to the popular establishment OF
Ii. Lewenthal, this city. Good sewing
machines from $4,000 mp, and every thing
else in proportion Be sure to call on him
before purchasing elsewhere,
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The North American Review for JaUu-
airy presents Il table of contents possessing
in the highcsg degree the character of Co
temporary human. interest. First, the OPP
poSlte sides of th" question of "Ecclcsl"stl-
cal control in Utah are set forth by two
representative men. whose competence for
the performance of the task undertaken
by them respectively admits Of no doubt,
viz: President John Taylor, the official
head of the Mormon Church, and tho Hon,
Hi II. Murray, Governor of tho Territory
of Utah Senator John l. Mitchell writes
of the "TrihulatiOns of the Amt rican Dol
lar" rccountiug the strenuous efforts of the
people Of the United States to eXtingush
the national debt, and contending that it
is our imperative duty to-day to settle def
nitely the question. whether We shall have
dollars of unequal commercial value IN cir
culation. In an arti lie entitled ''TheOlogi-
cal Re adjustments" the Rev. DIR. j. II.
RyIance insists upon the necessity Of elImi-
ma ting from the tOrmU aries of belief and
from the current teachings of the churches,
whether in pulpit or in the Sunday-school,
all doctrines and all statements ofsuppOSed
facts which have been dscredited by the
advance of eXegetical scholarship, and by
the progress of natural science. Senator
Henry w. Blair, taking for his theme cal
cohol in Politics. declares lis belief that
another irrepressible conflict is at hand,
and advocates tho submission to the people
of an amendment of the United States
Constitution prohibiting the manufacture,
salo and Importation ofintoXicating liquors.
No one who read in the December Review
the first half of ''The Day of Judgment,
Gail Hamilton's inciSve review of the do
mestic life of Thomas Carlyle, will forego
the pleasure of perusing the latter half III
the current number. evils Incident to
Immigration" by Edward Self, is forci-
BILE statement OF the mischiefs wrought by
the importation into our social and pOliti-
cal life of an enormous annual contingent
from the lowest stratum of the population
of Europe. Finally, the subject of ''Brl-
berry by Railway Passes is discussed by
Charles Aldrich and Judge n. N. Hub
bard. Published at 80 Lafayette Place,
New York, and for sale by booksellers gen
pra1lv
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4 PRIV. send six cents for postage aud re
~ ceiye free, a costly box OF goods which will
helpyou to more money right away thaa any
thin, else in this world. AL OF either sex, snc-
coed foom irst hOur. The broad road to fOrtune
opens brtoTe the workers, absolutely sure. At
once address. True Co., Augusta, Maine.
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The Ross B;sie Of Cotton.

Mr.. u, S. Mccall, living OH the Homo
chitto, Franklin county, "carries off the
horns for the largest bale of cotton of the
season. He brought one i'll on the l4th
inst, weighing 703 pounds. 1t was pur-
chased by Messrs Pfeiier & Dreyfus.
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Mental W sI'i&.

nm prepared at my office, Cherokee
ST.. Rrookhavcu. to do ali kinds of "r'Y3l
work at New Orleans prices. hut til" CASH
must he paid when the work Is done. No
moro credit. '. i. v 10.
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YPHorOGRAPHs.-S you visit
New Orleans go to WaShburns Art Gallery
100 Canal Street, and have your pictures
taken. nov l5-tf
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For clocks. 90 {" Kohlmaua.
Cheapest goo,i~ 1T kohlmaus.
Remember kohiman's Great Cash House.
kohiman vii treat YOU right.
- PHOTOGRAPHS Strangers going to
New Orleans are cordially invited to call
AT Washbura's celebrated fine Ar Gallery
and Sc" The beautiful specimens OF
Photographs hcing daily made a; bis e.
tabli,hlncDt Admttancc free. If
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J. NJ Tyler, Boguechtto, Miss. is the
place to buy your salt, as he has just re-
ceived car load Sl.65 per sack.
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Mrs. F. a. Erown has very largestock OF
Millinery goods on hand, in order 10 reduce
which she is selling at greatly reduced prices.
Call aud see her.
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Tyler's is the place to buy your winter
shoes. Cheap for cash.
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Schwab has some beautiful watches
Just the thing for making your sons a
Christmas present. Only $3.50.
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BY request, Chancellor McLaurin has
postponed the converting of the Lincoln
oonnty Chancery court to the 9Th Monday
3lst day of December.
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vParties who wish to purchase goods
from l.. l.. Schwab must bring the cash,
as he will let nothing leave without the
cash.
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j. VI. Tyler's is the placa to buy extr;
fancy flour Cheap for cash.
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oh NSv ~ week Eaale iaI - the II-
49, ~ RN dustrious.. Get sines noG
STfT Cd ~ before the p's nc. '3a.tif hct
IL needed. We W:li - ty3t Mel ,
women, boys and gi,is wSnlej - rvs ere 20
work ipr us. Now - The ti3ae - cao cark ~
spare tiEle. OF give yaHr Wael9 tie ITO ne U,iF
ness. No other huslesS VIII Pas ~ eaftv {,
we'll No one can fell 20 iHtks EMO. aafA .aRg. ~
eugagingat once. CoSslF o2i6 aa Els,sf -.
Money made fast. easily. 49, = a haf Ae
dress True Co.. ~ us'a, "a {, Nsrs -
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Don't fail to 60 to Kohlman'>.

SMOKERS. ATTENrIoN!-The best = cent
cigar in town is the Henry Lee, for sale by
: b. WIIMOTH.
hoffman sells cheaper than the cheapest.
You get what YOU buy at kohmans.
Every body must go To kohIman s.
square deals at kohlmans.
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Cutting and Fitting Il speciality at Mrs
b. c. Brennan's.
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hoffman buys for cash therefore can ai-
ford t . sell cheaper; some wonder how we
do il, but We do; come and see for yOnl-
self
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Tie most enduring and never fading
Photographs arc those taking by Wash
burn at his Gallery 109 Canal st, New
Orleans, La. II
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BROoKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly

BRooKnAvEN, April, 3, 1858.
Neal, S3.75a 34OO
Flonr. 600a7.00
Bacon. 9G91c
Lard, II a l2c
Hams c, T. Wl8
Sugar, SG l29C
Coffee. 140 lSc
Rice, d9c
Tobacco, 30a75c
Cheese, l5Q20
Butter, 35F9 J5c
Salt, fine, 9l.50GD
Calico, sale
Brown Domestic, 909c
f7G2 &c
Bleached L" Sale
Cotton-Good, ordinary, SG6sc
Low middling. 9tQc
Middlng, 9tGc
Sweet Potatocs-Yellow Yam 75c bus.
Red and White zoe bus
Eggs, IS
Chickens, S2.40a $500
llides-green salted, 6QG3c
Dry sailed, SQ9c
Flint, 81 q 10c
Wool-Washed, 30c
Unwashed, POE
" Slight bury, lac
Medium bury, l2c
Bad bury, &c
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Juss the Thing 10 Please Yossr
Boys.
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The best and cheapest at kohlman's.
Kohlman will not he undersold.
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Opera" and basket tiaunelS" in the
leading shales, at Mrs. Is. c. Brennan. on
Cherokee street.
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Price those elegant Corsets and hid
Gloves at Mrs. b. c. Brennan.
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TYLER keeps on hand Texas Red Rus
proof oats for s. cents per bushel.
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Go around and examine the many handsome
things offered tor sale at bargain by Mrs. +.
A. Brown.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

trOiNG %OEIU-
ENr.;f.sSS--Lrarcs y. Orleans, 7:05 a. III.
Arrives Bruokhaven, Bis p. III.
Arrives at jackson, 5:l5 p. Ill.
EXrHE Leaves New Orleans, 500 y. III
Arr. al Bruolhaven, 1872 p. III.
Arrives at Jackson. 1875 y. M.
Way Freight arr. l}rooohhaycr, I0:15 p. HI
GOING sDt I'll.
ENIfEss-Lcaycs jackson, 10:::5 q. NJ.
Arrives at Brookhavcl leg P. Iii.
Arrives Il, y Orleans, 7:t0 p. III.
ixrEEs> Leaves jackson at 3: o !. III
Arrives IL BIuohhaycn, al a. M
Arrives a. y. Orleans. lG:45 n. Ia.
Way Freight arr. Brookhaven, ;i:}i r. III,
NJ. amt 3 vii not stop at nas stasioaa
!. e. CLARKE. Gcu. Manager.
!. Y. t3i.EItN, \. 6. p. Agent.
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As Christmas is so close at hand
Schwab has made another reduction in
goods. Don't fail to cal and get prices,
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THE MAGNEToN APPLIANCE Co.

SlS StSle Slftet. Hltd=t, AT.
FoTE.-Send 81 in postage stcnl.S or cu. .eu'E
lin letter at cur riSk) with size 81 shoe USUAL
wcrn, and try pair OF our MeSECtir lnsUlrs, a.
be Convinced Of the power residing IA Ger Nag
netic Appliances Positively no cod feet wh 'ra
hey are worn OF Rlailey refuada !. OCT u -
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TO PRESERVE TIE HEALTH
MA GEETIC LUc;E PROTECTOR
PRICE Only S..

They 20 priceless - la'ate, gen lemen ana
children VITA wela iuIES; nn Ease II pIrImpIia
OF CroUp Il ever kHoWn whtT t.eS2 2arn"nts
are worn. TheY a'S1 Prev aal care heart diff
ncultitS, rlids, reedUGtism, ncura ga. tarnit
troubles. d!pthtsia. Ca'ar.h ANA all kin''red dh
eases. Vii Tear a9T service for three years.
Are worn owes the uId ar-olOtataE
HbTApiil n il needless Ia describe the stmu-
IN 'tOuis 81 THIS tau,ern~ ViSr4Re lint -
S6pp'Uz the lie and sLCHgfH tf cHlY TOO mSDv
OF the ftir~st AMI hest ot huin SYKES. l. :bor,
study ami research "a america, Europe Al last
ern ia1i-. have Resulted IN she Magnetic Lung
Protect Il. Nhprtng cu:e tur atarTh, remedy
which coH'aiIs na drugging Of the system, AMI
vita the continuous ,trtaJn II Mag ittSm per-
me.Qug thrnhgh tne glfl cted organs mast re-
store th"u /" q heal!hy fcttnu He place our
price for mis- APP LANCE Al less itn oht-tweni -.
eth OF the price a>Seu hy others Tor II 'lsles III
On Whirh Yo0 vii take a!l The chances. aud We
especially invite the p Itr0l+gH OF the May pc
soas whn have tried Gr1igging their stnmavhs
without effect.
HOW Tn 0ETAIN This Appliance. On 10 your
~" ~ OLA'AiA' druggist SnS al tor them.
II they have not got t1eul, wfiJe to the pFopFie-
TORS enclosing The price. ia letter al our risA, aud
they vii be sent 10 yOu at one" 10y ia4i3 post
pali.
Send stamp for the New Departure in Medical
Treatment without MediClAe," with thousands Of
testimonials.
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This clear Havana filler cigar is. beyond
doubt, the best cigar in town. ;. Il. Viii
moth is sole agent.
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New goods arriving daily at Kohhnan's.
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Doors. SHOES. McGRATH!!

ite place on the jackson Railroad. He
keeps S500O.00 worth of Boots and Shoes
on hand. Call ON him for goods at once
and you will be suited. DO not waste
time looking around. Always 90 to head
quarters. He has a fine line of Boots.
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Have yoar Dresses made in the latest
etyle at Mrs. Is. G.. Brcnnans..
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~ Goods are sold cheaper than ever at
McGrath's He is tie busiest man i'll town.
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CHARLES CuMGNG. Mayor.
, 1883-07-21

of this city, Jas. b. Monahan, Gen.
Miles and a Mr.. Davis each have
claims 800 by 1900 feet in extent.
During Mr.. Kaiser's recent visit to
Portland he had a specimen Of the
rock taken from Mr.. Hargrove's
claim assayed, and it proves to con-
tain SS8. "A in silver to the ton, with
traces of gold. These specimens
were merely the surface groupings,
and indicate the existence Of rich
vein further down. The assay was
made from specimens taken at ran
dom, and is cons dered a remarkably
good showing. Mr.. Hargrove is more
than satisfied with the report and
feeling that he has "big thing"
goes to work next week to sink a
shaft. He has named his mine the
"L.ast Chance" and we hope it may
become one of the famous mines of
future history. The other parties
holding claims propose to go to work
on them soon, the assay waking
them up to the importance of the
rock. These claims are situated
within short distance of the Spo-
kane river, near where it enters the
Columbia. Fuel and water exists
near at hand in abundant quantities.
and no trouble will be experienced
in working the ore. From present
indications it is evident that the
owners of these claims have a big
bonanza, and we anxiOusly await
further developments.
, 1883-07-21

...i..t.
81 a "a -, t',3 r'
,or voars hoar ,dan,;eod ,ni,I, ~ -,
OF the GEM CITY OF the NIississipni VALLEY.
1t made us home sick to hear the familiar
names, and brought back to memory
scenes Of our childhood. Mr.. Bishop has
settled down in our city, and with COM
mendable enterprise will proceed to put
up number Of substantial residences for
rental.
Dr n u TLo,.t. ..,,,,... -.
il',' '" ",,o
mas properly interests IN spokane Falls
-. -
ioi 'oie Ho'l'"s' VooA ms uepart-
urc Mohuay lor fohllre'' vermont
ms 0ld nome, where ne expects TO remain
iC, I0I 'ile MilVeI, West neNi sprlng
ne ~ ~Doctor mas mao some ulihcuIty with
ms eyes anu si, Is IN hopes that Dy treatment
ttis elst ne NH DC aDle 10 overcome the
III , I. eaoe,iou 70 nlS eyeslgnt' May
m ilS liOii Hls alllctlou anu
i'i return sooh 10 the ous'llhg west Is our
"is"'
Mai. John A. Simms, Indian Agent
stationed at CbeweIab. was down 10 tho
I'll, NJ, -, -, -. ...,,-.D1
'iii' "o0N 'i BUSINESS coiiliecleu
with his department. The Major has
been connected with the Indian service
TO-. ,,oors and 10 ,orti,,,I,sI,, s.,,,l ,,,. a.,
- ~ ''''
trylhB uutlos 'hat are expected OF one IN
that position. His department is spread
over a vast amount OF territory. and as the
government is careless in providing for
lis wards he and others in the same official
, 1883-07-21
Vocal Item.

Maybe our readers are not aware
that there exists in this city a Ger
man organization of vocalists, and
good ones, too, that meets regular,
has its rules, regulations and officers.
1t is so, however, and their perform
ances with the mouth are more than
ordinarily good. The society is
known a. the "SpolSane Fails Con-
cOrdia," with Peter Dueber, Presi-
dent, G. Palmtag, Vice-President,
II. Pruesse, Secretary, and G. Roos,
Treasurer. There are large num-
ber Of members, almost all Of whom
have well trained voices. The socie-
ty meets once or twice a week, and
have secured CannOn's Hall, and we
might add a room better adapted to
the purposeNEOuld not be found in
the city. The members gathered to-
gether Tuesday evening and passed
several hours pleasantly together
1t proves a source Of a great deal Of
pleasure and instruction to the gen.
tlemen who constitute the organiza-
tion, especially during the long win
ters, when the sun gets up so late
that he hardly has a chance to look
around before it is time to go down
again.
, 1883-07-21

It is evident from the nature and
extent of the mineral discoveries be-
ing made throughout the northwest
that the time Is not far distant when
Spokane Falls will he in the midst
and the distributing point to one of
the richest and most extensive fields
of mining operations in America.
The mountains in this section, where
in the precious metals seem to abound
are spurs of that grand unbroken
chain that extends from Alaska to
Patagonia, in which, at various points
along its length, have gold and silver
been found in greater or less quanti-
ties. On account Of the newness of
the country and the limited re-
searches It is only a matter Of con-
lecture as to what aeru Of these noun
tains is metal producing, yet it is
safe to say that many rich vein is
hidden away awaiting the lucky
prospector. From the fact that
lodges Of ore have been uncovered
at various points separated miles
from each other, it is but natural to
suppose that there exists plenty more
that will be discovered and worked
at an Rrly day. The strikes already
made are entirely undevelOped, and
it is impossible to say just yet what
the ultimate result of the present ex-
citement will amount to, although II
the specimens that have been taken
from the surface improves as shafts
are sunk, it is no eXaggeration to
promise that Washington territory
will take its place among the leading
precious metal producing states and
territories of the Union. The mines
now being partially worked between
this city and Colville, only some
thirty-three miles distant, have pro-
duced some rich looking ore that Is
being tested and which will be re-
ported as soon as returns are re-
ceived. New claims are being staked
off in that locality almost every day.
The Okanogan mineral belt, still
further away, is attracting many
prospectors, but as yet no extensive
work has been accomplished, al
though preparations are in progress
to push operations. The silver lode
discovered near Fort Spokane, fifty
miles west Of this city, shows very
Aattering prospects. There are FIVE
claims located ON this ledge. r. r.
Hargrove and Frank r. Moore & Co.
, 1883-07-21
LOCAL.
New Establishment.

By card elsewhere in this issue
it will be seen that Geo. 7. Crane &
Co., intend to open out in DIR. Burch's
new brick on Howard street, about
the LIST of October, one of the most
complete stocks Of hardware stoves
and tinware ever brought into the
territory. Mr.. Crane has been en-
gagged in the trade for years and
knows every phase of the business.
He is full of vim and push and being
so situated as to handle plenty Of
capital is prepared to do just what
he says he will. He will purchase his
goods direct from the Eastern manu-
facturers, and proposes to sell close
down to the bottom. He will be
prepared to supply dealers in this
country at jobber's prices, and they
will save money by patronizing this
new firm. Mr. Crane has made all
his arrangements here and has re-
turned East where he will purchase
the stock that will be on hand at the
date given.