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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22
TELEPHONE NOTES.

The telephone is daily growing il
popularity and usefulness in Aberdeen
The first sight of a telephone is q
curiosity to nearly every one.
The two telephones at the Court
House were brought into lively requisi-
ton on Friday night, for procuring
overshoes, umbrellas, wrappings, etc,
to protect auditors from the storm which
came up when the play of "Fanchon"
by the Kendall Company was about half
concluded. The drenching received by
several who attempted after the per-
Torrance to run the gauntlet "between
showers was as unpleasant as the rain
was unexpected in the early evening.
The Louisiana Telephone Company
is anxious to erect line connecting
Aberdeen, Columbus, Macon. West Point
and Meridian. and will probably in a
short time issue prospectus stating the
amount Of cost, the price Of rental or
privilege, and other information that the
public would desire before investing.
The plan, of course, would be by single
wire between any two Of the places, and
it will require charge of about twenty
five cents for each time the instrument
is used with limit of five minutes con,
versation Tickets of 25c each will be
sold in books of from ten to one hundred
dollars at discount of 90 per cent, but
good for their face value. These exten>
sive lines are being put up everywhere
the telephone has gained footing and
we hope the project of connecting the
cities and towns of East Mississippi may
be successful.
The telephone is permanent insti,
tuition in Aberdeen. -Jackson MiSsis,
sjppian.
We notice from the Aberdeen Elk
aminer that our young friend Du. Terry
has been appointed Superintendent Of
the Aberdeen Telephone Exchange. A
very proper appointment. Columbus
DiSpahh.
Ia the telephone Office the other
morning Capt. McMurry was called
-"Why don't you come on; breakfast
on the table" He lit out, blessing the
inventor of a machine that carried such
welcome tidings. That's one side of
the picture. The other may not bring a
"God bless the Duke of Argyle" when
it reads-Send load of wood, sack of
-four, ham and pay the washer woman
a dollar and alf.-Pdris North 1ecan.
1t was rumored yesterday that Mr..
J. G. Carter had mysteriously disap
peared, his whereabouts being unknown
at present. He left Aberdeen for Column
bns on the I'd instant, and since that
time has not been heard from. His
failure to report here caused inquiry MS
to his whereabouts, it being reported
from Aberdeen that he WAS not there.
Mr.. Carter made a great many friends
while in Columbus, he was an affable,
clever gentleman, was always attentive
to his business, which he seemed
to understand, and although
his Whereabouts is at present unknown
and the cause of his absence unac-
countable, we hope he will yet turn up
all right. -Columbus IndeD.
An old man did not believe his wife
could talk to him from distance of five
miles. Walking up to the machine he
shouted, Hello, Sarah 7 At that instant
struck the telephone wire and
knocked the man down, and, as he
scrambled to his feet excitedly cried,
CHATS Sarah, every time !'-WeSt
Point Leader.
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FRUIT JARS AND JELLY CUPS
auar known before. [j'yl7tf.l

Tn it's appropriate place this morning
will be found the announcement OF Mr.
J. W., Maynard as candidate for the
vaearcy in the Board Of Selectmen, occa-
stoned by the removal Of Mr.. J. 9.
W;cks from the third Ward. Mr.. May
nard is an energetic, reliable young
man, worthy of any position to which
he may aspire, and the interests OF the
citv could not be confded to safer hands.
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Feb'y 9th, 1882.

Col. B. w. DeCourcey, Chief En-
gineer Of the Canton, Aberdeen &
Nashville Railroad, Major Harding.
one of the Managers for Messrs'
Beeson & Hammond, contractors, and
Mr.. Martin, Bridge Inspector of the
G. A. & N, arrived in the city and
registered at the Gordon House on
Tuesday evening. They have just
passed over the route of the road, on
horseback, and report the work pro-
crossing at all points in a highly
satisfactory manner.
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January 81, 1888.

AT a regular meeting of the Aberdeen
Guards on Monday night, the thanks of
the company were rendered by rising
vote to City Marshal F. e. Stout. Ser
geant M Mayer and private Max Rice,
for valuable services in connection with
the Benefits received from the Kendall
Dramatic Company last week. The
company received percentage of each
entertainment and the above gentlemen
acted as ticket sellers, ETC., free of charge
and In other ways attended to the inter-
ests of the Guards. The Benefits netted
the neat little sum of one hundred and
thirty dollars.
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Messrs. D. T. HARTNATT " Sons,
arrived in the city on Monday with one
car load Of implements for work on the
Canton, Aberdeen g. Nashville Railroad
and will commence Immediately on tue
frat ten miles out from Aberdeen. AS
aeon as the weather is at all propitious
work will be done at lively rate all
along the line.
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Arrivals at the Gordon House on
Monday and Tuesday.
w. B. Strong, county.

W. B. Strong, county
j. W. Whick, L. M. Nance, G. G
Bessonett, e. g. Chapman, st. Louis
B. F. Nance, G. S. Perkins, Isodor'
Lang, Louisville, Ky.
S. B. White, West Point, Miss.
Henry Carlisle, Prairie, Miss.
H. e. DeCamp, Dayton, Ohio
John Cheek, Cairo, Illinois.
d. T. Hartnett and wife, Mrs. Thos
Hartnett and child, Memphis.
A. G. Lee, Columbus, Miss.
A. M. O,Neal, W. B. Barker, j. R.
Goldsboro, VIM. Pratchett, NewYork.
E. L. Spraggins, county.
j, B. Gresham. West Point, Miss.
John Sinnott, Paducah.
e. G. Truett, Nashville.
B. W, DeCourcey, Major Harding
and Capt. Martin, of the Canton, Alb
erdeen & Nashville Railroad.
And numerous others from the city
j. d. Undertake, Philadelphia.
M. McClnng Robinson, Memphis,
Selma & Brunswick Railroad.
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said election; and that w. J. James
! and BIB. Burdine be appointed clerks
thereof, and that said registrars,
judges and clerks receive two dollars
per day as compensation for their
services, and that said judges make
returns thereof to the Mayor and
Board of Al l,rmen of Aberdeen at a
regular meeting thereof to be held
March 14th 1888.
On motion Council adjourned.
W. E. LOVE, Mayor. :
+. f. Stout, Sec'y protein.
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Telephone to Eckford's Phoenix Drug
Store for your PAINTS and OlS.


We learn from the Columbus Dis
patch that our little Monroe county
steamer, Lille Lou, with cargo of
cotton, struck snag in the Noxubee
river, about twelve miles below Macon,
last week, and sunk in twenty five
feet of water, and that she is probably
a total wreck. We receive this news
with much regret, for, although the
craft was running in the interest Of "A
rival city, it was at the same time a
monument to the enterprise and skill
of two of Monroe's most highly
valued citizens-the Messrs. johnson
who, with their own hands and
without any pecuniary assistance
whatever, built the def little steamer
in the northern portion of our county,
entirely out of native timbers, and
placed her proudly ailoat of the Tom
bigbee waters. We hope that she
may be recovered and yet be source
of profit to her owners.
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PatrOniZe Home Industry

Just Received, a whole cargo Of
SPRING SAMPLES nice and fine which
I will take pleasure in showing to all
seekers after nice Clothing ond in taking
orders for suits.
Please call and see what | can do fol
you before ordering, good fits guaranteed
in ull cases and mean what | say.
D. JAMESON.
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"What is in the paper this morning?"
"Well, It's quite newsy, you should
read it,"
81 have no time; SO please tell me the
most startling news"
"With pleasure-ECKFoRD's advertise.
ments interest me more than anything
else. There is always something attrGc>
tive and inviting in them, he points q
moral and adorns tale.
He tells you where to get everything
you want in the Drug Line, and proves
to you that you can do better at his
Store than elsew here, aud demonstrates
it when you examine for yourself.
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Major M. McCLUNG ROBINSON, of

Major M. McCLUNG ROBINSON, Of
the Memphis, Selma & Brunswick
Railroad, registered at the Gordon
House on Tuesday night. His bust
ness in the city was to attend to the
recording of certain documents at the
Chancery Clerks Office, affecting the
interests of his road. He reports
that the affairs of the company are in
the very best condition and that the
completion of the road to Aberdeen
is only question of short time
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

MIR. ANDREW WooD, Circuit Clerk,
publishes a notice elsewhere, stating
that the State Docket for the Apri
term of Circuit Court has been set
for Monday, April Both and the
second week of the term.
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For School Books and School
supplies generally, call on
CHAS. BARRING.

have Just received large invoice OF
LINCOLN COUNTY WHISKEY. The
friends of this famous Liquor will find it
always on hand and sold at the lowest
cash prices. J. w. ECkFokD,
Phoenix Drug Store.
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We regret exceedingly to learn
that;the residence of Mr-RoBERT Con
poN,in the Northwestern portion of the
county. was completely destroyed by
fire on Sunday night, together with
all his furniture, wearing apparel, etc,
the family making a narrow escape in
their night clothing. The loss will
fall heavily upon Mr.. Gordon, as we
understand there was no insurance.
1t is firmly believed TO have been the
work of an incendiary.
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Messrs. Gresham and McCutchen,
division Engineers on the Canton, Aber-
deem & Nashville Railroad were IN the
city on Sunday. Their headquarters are
in Aberdeen, but for several weeks they
have been engaged at STRENGTHENING
mn" the line between this city and West
Point,
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THE Board of Aldermen of Columbus
has adopted an ordinance providing for
a fine of not less than twenty-five nor
more than fifty dollars for every convic'
ton before the Mayor of carrying con-
cealed weapons, and urging vigilance
upon the police folce in enforcing the
ordinance 1t is O good measure and
should be adopted everywhere.
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Excursion Rates to New Orleans

Mr.. G. w. GIBSON, Agent of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Aber.
deem, informs us that he has received
instructions to sell tickets at .excur
sion rates to those who desire to
attend the meeting of the MISSISSIPPI
ri Horticultural Association in New
Orleans. Fare 1913. 10 and. tickets
will be sold from 18th to 25th ipclu
sive, good for forty days.
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Medical GcnSOrS.

The Board of Censors of the first Dis
trict will meet in Aberdeen on the 2nt
Monday in December, March, June ant
September, to examine applicants fol
license to practice medicine in the conn
ties of Alcorn, Tishomngo, Prentiss
Lee, Itawambn, Chicknsaw. Monroe
Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Clay and Pontotoc
j. NJ. TAYLOR, Nj. ID.
Z. P. SALE, Nj. ID.
Nov II le90.1y
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NOTICE.

Having disposed of my interest to E..
Fl. Saunders in the firm of A. M. Wor
than $50, and he having assumed all
the debts and liabilities, l am no longer
responsible for the dealings of the part
nership, but recommend my late partners
to the public.
A. M. WORKMAN.
Feh'v 9th 1890
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WE had the pleasure last week of
a visit from Mr.. JOHN MoRPHIs,
Deputy United States Marshal for
the Northern District of Mississippi.
He will remain in the city at least
until after the April term of the Uni
ted States District Court at Aberdeen,
with headquarters at the Office of b.
G. Sims, Esq.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from Abb
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1882, up to Wednes
day, February Dist, 1883, amounted
to 81, 1872 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

We are the sole Agents of the NEW
YORK ENAMEL PAINT CO., of this
place, and always keep full stock Of
their paints on hand, which are acknowl!
edged to be the best MIXED PAINTS yet
made, and are superior to white lead.
VII If. SHELL & TINDALL.
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Our Prescription DEPARTMENT is
FIRST CLASS in every respect, and we
ill Prescriptions at ALL Hours of the
Day or NIGHT, with special reference to
accuracy and nentncss, using nothing
but strictly pure Drugs and Chemicals
in compromising them.
[iy17tf. SHE'LL & TINDALL.
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MIR. G. W. GIBSON informs us that he
has received instructions to resume the
signal service reports at Aberdeen, one
of the stations established for the prairie
belt. These reports were suspended on
the first of last November.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authoriz d to announce Mr.
J. W. MAYNARD as candidate for
selec.man IN the third Ward, at the
election on March 18Th, to fill the vacah'
CIV accustomed by the removal of Mr.. j..
G. Wicks into another Ward.
Tehv 81. 1883,
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cordially invite the public to call aud
examine my stock of GROCERIES and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES before
making their purchases elsewhere, [ can
please every one both in prices and
quality Of goods. ISAAC DORfCH.
Post Office Block.
nnn % IL
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The Commonwealth Distribution
Company.

Next drawing takes place in Louis
vile, KY, Wednesday. Feb. 2Sth, 1888
| 800 prizes, amounting to Sl12,4O0
$50, 900, s15, OSLO, 600, Sc 900. Whole
tickets, only 50; half tickets, 81, q
tickets, $50; So tickets, 500 Address
r. NJ Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
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Hon. ]. P. SIsK, Supervisor OF the
"Immortal Fifth Beat was in the city
on Monday, attending to business Affairs
He is always welcome visitor to Aber-
deenians whether on business or other
wise.
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sT.nSJNG OF MAILS, etG

Mails arriving at, and departing from Aoor-
deem, NJ issssippi
rruE Northern Mail closes at7'3e A. M
| HE Southern Mail closes AT S4o I'M
Southern Mail arrives at 1920 AM
Nnrtnern Mail arrives at $50 P.M
Tine Smithvile and Cotton GIN MAI goes OF
nm Mopdays and THURSDAYS. NJ hoo 4. NJ
The Quincy. Detroit and Pikev'iie ma''S
lid Hamilton and Temperance HIN MAILS
90 ont saturday mornings at O'CLOCK A. M.
me post-ofice will open on Sundays, here"
err, from 10 to II Am =,
JAMES W. LEE. p. NJ.
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Mr.. G, W. GIBSON, Of the Branch
railroad Office, is now in charge of
the commercial Telegraph Oofiice in
this city. His little brother, master
Spencer Gibson, handles The instru-
ment.
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Major VAL YOUNG, of Waverly, Clay
county, was among the visitors to Aoer
deen on Monday. His many friends
here would be pleased to greet nm III
our city more frequently.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

Mr.. JOHN NELSON, formerly of the
Gordon House Barber Shop, has opened
a new Tonsorial Saloon in the room
formerly occupied by the Western Union
Telegraph Office, over McQuiston & Hell
sens commission house, and solicits the
patronage OF his friends and former GUS
toners. ia, 1883 If.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of younh, nervous weakness, early
decay loss of MANHOOD, &c, will send You a
receipe that will cure you FREE IF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by a mission
ary n South America. Send "a et-addressed
envelope to the REV. SosPH L. lNMAN, sta
tion u. Neb, York City.
Aup. gI-WIy,
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DoN'T send away to the East or West
for your GARDEN SEED, but hand III
your orders to ECKFORD and he will
fill them at Eastern prices.
PHOENIX DRUG STORE.
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WE had the pleasure of meeting in the
CITY on Monday our handsome friend,
Mr.. i. NJ. NANCE. grain and produce
Commission Merchant Of 81. Louis.
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The Aberdeen Branch Railroad has
had considerable work bestowed
upon it, in the way of repairing the
bed,placing in new ties and thor.
ough repairs on all of its bridges,
and we..are reliably informed that CIV
and much heavier rails than it now
has will be put down upon nearly it's
entire length during the present
year. For several years past the
Management have had steel rails put
down on fifty miles Of track each
year, and it is their intention to have
the entire main line and branches
re,ironod with the very best rails.
The Mobile and Ohio is first class in
all respects and the officials who
control it are ever watchful of the
desires and interests of it patrons.
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The various warehouses on We'd
n sday morning reported aggregate
receipts to date at 21.765 bales.
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y
Present-W. f. Love, Mayor; S.
II. Berg, b. Mcfarland, J. w. Lee,
w. G. Sykes, G. w. Elkin and ], c..
Wicks, Selectmen.
Col. R. o. Reynolds, acting for the
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville r. r.,
presented the following applications:
To the Mayor and Sclectmen of the city
of Aberdeen, state of Mississippi:
As President of the Canton, Aber-
deem and Nashville Railroad Compa-
NY, corporation created by an act of
the Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi, entitled an act to incorporate
the Canton, Aberdeen, Fulton and
Nashville Railroad Company, and de
claring its powers, approved February
18th, 1882, make this application to
require you to submit to the voters
of the City of Aberdeen proposition
that said city of Aberdeen make a
donation Of Twenty Thousand Dollars
to the Canton, Aberdeen and Nash
vile Railroad Company, the line OF
Railroad to be constructed by said
Company to run to and through the
said city of Aberdeen. The donation
to be used in procuring the right Of
way to and through said city Of Aber-
deem, and in the purchase Of grounds
for Depots and Machine Shops in SAID
city, and to be paid in the bonds Of
said city as provided in the charter Of
sad Railroad Company
l require that you submit salt
proposition to the voters Of the city
of Aberdeen, as provided in the sale
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PHILADELPHIA ONION SETS OF
COST, at }. W. EohfohD .
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Elegant FIGURED CHARACTERISTICS
offered at lower prices than at any other
house in the city, at ISAAC DORCH,S
GROCERY STORE, Post Office Block:
Dec. 22-tf
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FOR SALE.

An excellent wo-horse wagon, second
handed, at bargain. Apply at the
Star Livery Stable, during the next
f,s6 .teeks.
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WE were informed by Mr.. r. O.
BEAN, Soliciting Agent ofthe Mobile
& Ohio Railroad at Corinth, who was
in the city on Friday, that negotia-
tons were in progress between the
Memphis & Charleston and Mobile &
Ohio for special rates from Corinth tc
Aberdeen on five or six cars of ma
chinery, implements, etc, to be used
in construction Of the Canton, Aber-
deem & Nashville. Messrs. Beeson &
Hammond, Contractors, have sublet
several sections of the work on this
end Of the line to parties in st. Louis
and it is presumed that rates were
requested for their benefit. The re-
duction, we understand, was granted
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COTTON MARKET.

The cotton markets closed OH oaour-
day evening at the following quotations
for middling:
New York, 10 16c.
Now Orleans, 9$c
Mob lie, 93sc.
nuerdeen, 9Ic.
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The many warm friends OF Mr.. WAh'
TER B. BARKER, were pleased to meet
him in Aberdeen on Tuesday.
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PHILADELPHIA ONION SETS at
COST, at ). W. EthFohD .
Phoenix Drug Store.
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IT was pleasure to Capt. A. M
O'Neal's numerous friends to greet
him in the city on Tuesday.
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A CARD.

Having disposed of my interest in the
business of A. M. Workman Il Co., to
Mr.. E. H. Saunders, I respectfully in
form the public that l am no longer
connected with the firm.
HENRYC. DABBS.
January 81, 1888.
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The pure and original ROBlNSoN
COUNTY WHISKY, can he found AZ
ECKFORD'S HOiNIX DRUG STOKE
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The Aberdeen Guards had three
valuable accessiohs to their member
ship on Monday night.
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Telephone TO ECKFORD'S PlltENlA
DRUG STORE for your DRUGS and
MEDICINES.
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Blacksmith's Coal.

A large supply of superior
-BLACKSMITH'S COAL
for sale at our Carriage and Wagon Fac
tory in Aberdeen.
[nl3tf. SIMPSON, BRANNIN e. co.
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I will deliver pure, fresh Sweet MILF
Mt any residence in the city, twice eacl
day, to those desiring 1t, at the mos
reasonable prices. j. W. WILSON.
Sent. 81 II.
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"Fine weather"

"Fine weather"
eyes"
"The very kind for gardening
"Yes."
"Where will find full assortment
of Landreth's, and Ferry's Seed"
"EoKFoRD has an immense stock of
both, and is disposing of them rapidly.
Call at once, before his stock is broken,
for he may not be able again to obtain
the novelties in the seed line."