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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-17
All i'm One Book.

giving pronunciation Of names and trlef fac
concerning nearly 10000 Noted Persons; sls'
various tables giving valuable Information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
REAL ESTATE D.
~ ruE EXCHANGE.


-, attendance ut the stsui OF '" w. Fsks
V n.n ,s .s,d q, the Rsa Estate EIcnanFo Ma
"a, chrvs,isst Tho prp-srsv "'ns'es on INC " v"
go, ,.,,.,n Daisncey and RvfnEton s~ ana oops's'
', toy double enenspt house AMI store wiz" io"'
-. ,.,.ment house at the back. ana produces an
49, -, a, a. $50 Among those present were j. J,
. nah John r. Foley E. ~ Farrell and william Y.
IT.. ,,ddnx began at $4,000 and ran up BY per.
49,, r.u n,is to s2s. 1850 Charles H. Reed. OF No. 40
rir.i.ave the buyer
IT,, an sl.o n Keen competitions at the stand OF William
,, a nro for the southwest corner Of Nineteen III 1t
"a A,enu. story brick building with store ana
,an,.d on tweu years lease from May. 1871.
10 Nv oe the tenant has the riEhs
a rsuove the building The rent Ia $3.50 annum and all
,..e. And outgoings The drst bid made 5000 IRON
which II ran up ny hftydoar bids. TO $4,000 at which
prce bavs the buyer behalf Of the tenants
John Callahan against them but stoppe at s995o
r. V. Harnett & Co. sod for tho Kipp estate NO
sie Eas, Twenty-s,Kth.st It Ia tvos@T
brick bnllding with one.siorv brick eI' ens'os
covering tho lot 25H9s. Irents for $500 per annnm
was sold 81 $50 TO Farrell H. " Hsrnett 80" SOL"
import properly Nos 2O7 TO "l west FOR
bet Seventh and IN avcs The proPefy ,.d Tor
q house lot 5OH'S n Eva ooo
about S325O The bidding ran up non Sz''ooo =" "'
Timothy Donovan the puver .. and ,ot bs.
Al the Exchange there cal for h'usc Ia Tenth
tve.n Tv,ntv-nr.t n I've sixth sts Sovo'tn snn
aves tn 10 eyceei 1000 70, s ou.e in or
mar Irvlnr mace for 800 900 The 10 20 1h,y
va. offered -ig 10 al s"cosn-" sna W.T.
rnh., Tor 500 Ooa afves,ory dwelling mousse IN "os'
Sky third st., for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
i Hon IN NRY w. BOOKST WEIR. one OF the Iuders OF
th- Court Common Pleas the On day OF te'rutry
Ie9s notice hereby given To all the 'Tciors anu l~i~o -
having claims ssins ARrIUR CRAZY lately DOM busi
mss III 6J Nassau street. IN The City ana Coun "
Nev YoK that required 10 pre-ent Their claims
with vouchers berefor Only verified O. The snh.cr her
the sad Ar hnr trafy lot tno
h~nc6 Of vi. CREATORS his place ~ trtnsacns business
NJ Broz vi Room the city o. New-fork OF OF
before the 2jth day OF ADril 81. -
Dated New.York. Fen Z, 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
AOUEnUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM POO STEWART BUILDIsg No $50 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. February y, 1888

ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. No $50 BROADWAY
NEw.YOKK February $, 1888.
NUMBER 3. ro cosrp,oross
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for handling aud hauling ana law
10 pipes aud their appurtesances from
the propose gate house in the
Reservoir asd tor dong all otsr work In con-
ton complete section 10 of tie
cae or In the approved forns OF
ana specifications on file 10 tho once OF Inc hque
dnct COMMENCEMENT will be receN I'd this ONCE until
Weinssi the 10Th dav Of February. 1888 at o'clock
H. m which CO and hour they will be publicly opened
BY Aqueuct Con mssOners aaf the award OF the con
for doing said rk ami furnishing said materials VIII
b. said thereafter as practi
Of said csntrac AMI the spsc1ca
here aad bids or rsosal> aud proper envelopes
their and Of bonds tie plans OF said
aud all shvr nform4On no 0O<ins a. tho ABOVE
AQus iuct ssoners application TO the
secretary.
By oraer OF the Aqueduct Commissioners .,.
janis q. SPENCER Presidsnt
JOHN C. SHEEHAN. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Business Vhnnrea-

4 GENTLEMAN, educated. active, experi
"A sncei manufacturing publishing disehga
il competent position agent or cashier o,
where system and detail require waichng ana wI9
and int ftty recognized Address fOoiii"-'' A'-
william at., I'd floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
AoURDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 2O9 STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BROADWAY
NEw.YoRK feruaIby 3, 1883. }

NEwYoRK feruaIby s. 1883 }
NUMBER 2. 70 CONTRACTORS
BIDS PROPOSA LIS for furnishing and delivering Cast
Pipes Special Pipe Castings !" he used Oh Section 10
II OF the New Aqu5uc at such p'crs ~ TIE
q Of Now.iork be designated by tao Aque nc.
Conmissoners provided Tho approved form III
contract and Tile in the office Of the
AGue win De received II this othco until
We me .tav III 18TH February, 1883. at o'clock
D. NJ place amt hour they wll be- publicly opened
by Aau-uct and the >war Of The Goa
tract doing and furnishing said IN Al er ais win
be bv Commissioners SOON thereafter As prao
tlcable
Blink said approved contract AMI the SPECIFIC
tiops threo proposal and proper enve ou-s
enro-uo and form OF honds and also the plans Tor
informs be oOI~lDsd AT the
above office 4 the AQueduct application
TO The cary.
Br orler Of tho Aqus uct Comm ssiOners
JAMES G. SPEN GER, President
JOHN G. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

ILLINOIS CEN RAJ RAILROAD CON-
i PANY SCRIP.
Olde OF cerheatos OF limsis Central Railroad Company
Scrip for subrpon On Capital STOCK ssned In COMB Az
with uons ed by the ~ockholers at SliecA
M,etus held June L. ,s7 hereby reminded thft no
div WIDEN Le declare paid thereon Sneh scrip GER
uncatss must IN order be entei dividend DO con
company's once n SswYos certificates
Stock before February 1855 when
the Transfer Boeka will be ciosed
A q. HACksTARG Acting Secretary
EsV.YSrk Dee. "a, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Eelu n1anteo

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l.238 Broadway. corner Thirty:
nrssL until D. M 95y broadway between Twenty second
and twenty third until 800 Ncst Twenty third
Eighth ave 1852 Sixthave 1888 FanrthsVe cor
ner LourteenthsL 200 Thrdaye. corner rory seven
l0sI Third ave. near Sixtethst anh us u a ~ ~
OFFICE, z67 East hundred andtventy MIN 81, %OO
Thr corner Que hundred and-tw vhitsL up 10
p regular Ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Proposals.
AcUFDrCT CoMMIs5lo, 81 OFFICE.
ROOM 2Og STEWART U.LDlNG. No 2SO BROADwAY,
NEw.YoRK, FsDIua.y 8. 1888.

ArtFUTCT COMMI,5lDs ~ lIFFICE
ROOM 2Og STEWART BU.LDING, No 2nO BRoApwAY}
NEw.YoRX. FsUrua.y 8. 1888
NUMBER I.
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing aud delivering and
laving ppss AID their appurt7uan g. from
l35h Convent TO the proposed GATE rouse 10 ne
Central Park doing all her work 10 connection
tho complete Section OF tho New Croon
Aaurdu l. called for The approved forms OF contract
ami le the oicr ~ the AQuoNuCt Com
ms.snes viii be rrooivei At this Office until wednesday
the 2gts February. 1888 1T o'clock p III. Al when
place they will br publicly opened ny the Aqueduc
ami tho award of the coHtract Tor ong sd
work and frrnshag SAID iterals will he made oy SAID
Cumn sson.rs a. soon n tcIIcaOle-
approved contract and specihcatlons
bbls proposals. and proper erve"prs or ther
and and alsO the plan. of sara work
and all other be- obta ned at the above once
Aquednct Commissioners on application 10 the Secre
by order OF the Aqueduct commissioners -,,.
JAMES G. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. SHEEHAN. SeeroLIry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
prccklpn {Jropertp for Sale an0 Go Get.

FULTON ST.. 90 feet, desirable corner; 12S
i o RAYMOND ~. fully improved woul make
large return. \. H. TREDWELI. Room SO IL " alIst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
DressmdkinQ.

nRESSMAKER.-A good dressmaker, stylish
~ drsDer good cutter amt ntier 10 cents lay Sth
81 30 bOard herself bost personal city
Address C. Is. BsI 81 Tribune Uptown Once 23s
BroadsAy.
DRESSMAKER, whose titting and draping
~ e1ceed makes sEirts ire 81 So waists s. ths
mon tn Miss g., zl4 West 50Ih-st, 10 sign
DARiSIAN DkESSMAKER, experienced,
Istes fashioas TAX ordsrs l,dies resdeses
o q be Ii UhsTEI. llS Wet 10Th o.. lsr nsor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

NOTICE.
OfPlCE LEHlGH AND WiLKKsBARgE
COAL COMPANY. NEw-NoRk-
fTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Presi tent
AMI -X Ilr ciors o. tn. company Will DO held AT 10
Philadelphia ON 90. No 226 South 3ist o. tn UksDAI;
FsDTsara -. 1888 al oCocs Tho transfer bOox, u
close At Nswl Ork Office the "a
BY order Of the Board
C. r. POTTS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY. D
TREAsURRE's OFP1cH. (
81 HRoADwAr. NEw.l ok. jan 25 1881
llUiH DIVIDEND
fHHE transfer books OF this company will be
10. 1855. TIfEO f. WOoD treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

NEw-YoRK Tuesday. Feb. 2. 1888
following sales hold az the EXCHANGE ana Auo'on
to-day;
.,o,v opA b..roPy In Idings with lots No 1875
Chrystiest n OF Dclanoey.'t lot 2oxloo soo xo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Zee Cream.

A FACT.-fIcrtOns Ice Crea" is made from
~ pure cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen Brioks :,
ice Cream II Restsurspta thuT, hes Festivals &c. VII
Ssep hard ountry IdeIr promptly hliea Dspots
SVo @thavs- 6tlave, llo PARK
Ne"-fOrk and 45S Fulton-sL Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Gounlrp propsrip for Sale ano 90 Eet

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Bargl IN
IA handson residences and bull Any houses let
CLARENIr Il rUBB-. ) BoekiDanst. y. Y.
COUNTRY PROPER Y-Farins residences,
~ houses; W-stchrsier county. NrwJerssy, Long Is
lsrd Connect iedt ss~s! - nn uhirbsni sr spring
sa'siogus al irsss z. X MILLS IT, 957 Broadway
LXCHANGE.-Near Wafer Gap. desirable
IL for srniasr resort acres large house outbudiugs
ioc .tfon cbo,cs JOHN o. H0fr. ia, rs Broadway.
LURSALE or EXCllANGE.- Grand View"
strnv asuihcrnt residence AT LockporL n. Y would
t.ks esieru farm OF land Address A. 1872 6lh.ave
NOR SALE.-rw0 village lots, Nos. 1 and 2
In asos Attn. vlla,, Of FrAnElIn PARK. n. j. oia.
p.,,.v,v,ria a. T. .tat,os tAat image Apply
the countln IN room Of The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

y iTfrE.
OFFICE or CAMERoS IRON AND COAL Co.
SO. 81, PiNk~sr. Z
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. 1888: =
by ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DlREC-
- TORS Of the CAMkRON IRON And COAL CO ~
PA Ny mre Ing Of the holders saul Company wiz 20
held al Its oice EMPORIUM Cameron County, fennnl
wanna N conformity with law, Of ~ATU RDAl, the IL
DAY OF FEBRUARY lsSH. al O'Clock 10 vote upon
Proposition to issue bonds of Tho COMPANY secured ny
morgase on us orope e@ To provide seans for The
OF addition furnaces and other ana tor su
other the ntere the Company dema Il
Transfer looks will close VIVA the FAHNERS L.lAs
AND TRUST CO, Transfer OF February !, 1855
and remain closed until February g. loss. ~
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT AND FUEL
~ COMPANY OF CHICAGO FIRST Mortgage per ecu.
cod eonds Tor sale al g and interest j. Central iras'
%. y. y. IInslee WEILLNG q co. WallsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

A DVERTISEMENT fOR The 4. NE ~ ?
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECElN ~ n NO.. -,
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 1888 Broadway corner , .airy J
hrsi ST. until D. m $50 Broad between ,ps
anG Tventy third unit. sos es' - aa ron
A. Eighthave 1872 s!Iiave 100 ~ ..
per m At TGO Third fo.Use'sh'hsS
LOO7 ava near siItiethsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

Ry Fairchild d ne WdittSursS
Sale OF dwellings Ill lots Noe 30 to 6n West lS4th-
.iss AGO IL W OF 5th.sve. adjourned 10 Feb Is
BIZ Jnmes l.. WeHs
Sale of lot on Fast sGth aud S7Jh.st OF Madison.
ave. adjourned Ia Feb 81. ,,..,,
Sale of Moi OF land on 1871 ann l9haves. Waksheid
and cottage " III lot, GU Fultoast. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

4 DYER User desires a partner win capital
To establish general agency In Chcaeo anu
Northwest patented article sS' on be1ts
large familiar with building trade pre- ertc teie,enoe
exchanged Address for one week. HOi' i''ou"'
ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

BIZ EHlidm krHn@Ay Bro
s-,tory dwelling with lot Nos 81 aud % Maiden
sns. ~ @ cor nj Willam'st loi 4sr9i4eSzia$;
Fi1s ~, NON ii; 30 S67 cor Of
IofI,.st lot y2N0O d Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Rs WUliI,a HrHnriiv 4

lI.,orr and t.,oSv ~ ldins. WIN ic.. N, No leS
Chryste.s ST. n OF Deanoey'I LOT 2o1loo' 400 ,xc
@-''A"~
BY walipn KennsAy q Bro
'f. .%l '~s dr OF Wds@s isa,4ssIlaI on ooo
a,ary .is b. %'sS io 30 5o7 Ave A. OF
iSiil.si 10, 22>oG Davs..............-... 1osos
ct ~ S &c, "a = *. 4G w.., se, o."
1888 fl Of s'hays LOT y aa7' X layer 81 2"So"
flss. md .'s s sslst "S ooo
sor, q 6%hiSs with lot sis E,., 2eh.t
lot 2S1"S 60, 9S7 70 gI West '''O
ii ISL y s. lbs OF 7th-ava los 2SnSss oach' .. ooo
Donovan 's'"0'
by fairch,ld De watt,arss
Sale Of DWELLINGS It, y, Its Noe .d 90 to Cd fs IS
Bg James D. VETS
Sale Of lots Fast sgth aud s7'h-st of MADISON
sale Of POI Of is5 ls,lr,y'; w,k .l,d
'''''' BrnoKLyN PROPERTY
8 lots on llthavc cor of BraHtonst 2ox91lo oos
lots Of hi"1ton.s 81. lin ave. 2oI cso
,o.. All above. 2o1 100 each, O Kiokei.....-... l2oo
,EcopnED real e3rArs rs>N''T!s-N T. orrY
,r IT,. i ss.',r-%. "a's to.i.y 49,,
7ad,t,,.. 5onwor Avo.A 10 s175; Geo W Ellis o,o
7sd Ser: s g si4 sp Of AveA is175;
Gree ss srS sn nasea nd 10 Stran:. leo 900
s" So1 sn nj Ts S l75HSco OK rcs
Bonner o y A Bo lucr OF al
l6thsi 50. l94lOfte Of 3tave. la.lI7O Z IN Zoo
n VI l. (iohfrr A'''VN
Lot no 32S S,ase o. M NH ,nS 10 ! Tsh G.sUs
For,ytlrsi, +7smsGt De'an'fyS' -N,' " l6.7Oo
s,sS Sfr TO cor OF Ride ST. 'euOors
and wife t0 " ollie
NsG'oave ~ =, II o. -, o. 'mmscl 10000
s2d q; 81; 49,, s%, ~ iarimsnn $4,000
S4,i.st u 2n9 II e of 2d-ave 2421lOt5; > Loci
ssd ST : a III \ IT W o 2dave 2!xls22 Alfred
e3a.l : q l27.s I W e 2o.ave, 24.l0xl022; Goo
~urr-E TO Heatn ,. :, N i;
s7tb.i =. a." " o. sas ave- iooAioo AZ 900
4et9|, : - " q o. Z'@Ve' 1oA'' :. >925o
llsu ~ ns 80 IL " %i 'a hg $4,000
staoio" ~ GO, % nEsIgone e. al 10000
Ae'Ss, "a .i 40 ~ n OH u, 1890
- ~ 2O' ( " 81 lnthave ZoNIO" L d MaO-
eabo and wife to Mrceabe.
FuI,n Market ST, nd No H. l. Il BodsI 10 0e" w
Ivnc o. e decd.
I77rh.st. e ~ n r. Of 4thsve lsx'4iV. nav er
Same property. Augustus Y Webb to Edgar bay
.,a-rtcsavc " . "a s. II n o VOLTS. 25IlOO NJ arm
hushtrd TO FMevrr ..--:--- DIV"
III AS, 10 y 10 po '.i '''.' 1900
2dst n $ bOft ofkreB. S0N67.i J W Mcbaf'
{, r - Ncf'arfru :.---.--..
2dsve. spmepropeity; JAMES w MebarFon 70
ION nsSr r.,oW Vol .'.- 10000
Ssavp w 'oll ~ Of lunth-st, 2iIl"n Lpnan
Fl al 4" l1Unah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

a DVERTIsENENT FOX THE NEW.
N YORK rRISUNt. WILL BE kEcEIVED Al TIL =
I,proWN OEFICE~. LBS BloadwaN corner Ihlrty:
nnu Q D. 953 broadway. Ietween ~eny secord
and twenty thri unti m sos w., twenty hitlt
sixth 1888 fourth-ase, cor
nef st. 700 TAave corner Tory ssventh;st
Thirn SiXtleth-st, and the HARLt y
oFF 1E 257 East nshundr o bdtwentyhiths 81. 2Sog
rt,r ave corner one huDdr and twenty nhS up 10
o. M at reg MAR ONCE ratea
CPkCIAL NOTICE.
OU.vns IN ats geents the receiver OF the colby
duncan Piano Of The hai,n T ths stock
al ofef The wholesale or
retail al cost OF production ia tDNtN, Pee y D..
nan uiaotursrs o. tho tamoIs HARDNAN Plane,
MsIsxvsmA. lSs klfkA-Avsaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
HlusitaI Instruments.

4 NUMBER of Grand. Upright and square
a plano. of our make, slg itly used Anos - go. -
nav and fully warranted, VIII De s'i' Az
from regular piNs~ WA KNABE co.
ll2 FIN ave. above ION ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

for Sale.
DOR SALE-A rare old Beatrice Cenci, once
i ant household carpets rugs lnoeum and door mA''
cheap al ~ Fulton o.. basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

FU RIchUfU '. HHTHTH y ""
6storv Rat with lot. No 81 West 20 hs" u y
S33 n a of Sth.ave lot % 5x75S X. 'inayer =.
g.iory End | story buidings with lot, No ID
Rieeek rat. n = AIS IT e o. Broadway lot 2oxio
ss,or, hmIbiinc with lot 10 3lg East 26th.st ns.
~ fIsoi 2 ave. lot 25xs89. E - Partial
4slory buildings with lot, Nos Zoi I" ~ VEST
Al tsr rs 1875 II W of 7th-ave. io,s q 1889 oach;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

BROOKLYN PROPERTY
RV J0,nSs Bicrrker d. Som
klo,s on 1lthavc .w cor Of Braxtun-st. 20x9Ll0
lots !. Of Rr"1ton.st 81 10 IT of llth ave. 2oI
100 each. & "aah =; .--.--------'-
ists All above, 20Il00 each; @ kinkei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

HENRY C. DEMGNG. Secretary aai Trsasurer
CLINTON HUNTER. Assistant Secretary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-28
To GET you BIG PRICES.

The Durham Buyers have promised square SAY
shall sell high at PARRSHS BRICK WAREHOUSE as al any
other Warehouse in Virginia or North Carolina you not
have any ears You will always find Ed Parrish Buck
Lea or both on the Warehouse floor whoopng MP the
boys. Most ofthe time you will find both and you Il
know that tn get the last dollar that III, I
be bad for your tobacco II tobacco does ]
not sell 70 your satisfaction will tale.
it in ard pack up ee& g 3 aa~sE i
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-28
Average. 5000
Sold for ". II. sTRUM. Nah
Average. $4lO0
Sold for Mrs SALLIE BLACK
-. WELL. Nash.

Figures do MT he and invite Of the Tobac Planter.
70 The sb figures and ask them god price. far lhis crop
Of Tobacco The management Of he "OLD FARMERS WAREHOUSE
the hand. Of old farmer sh Knows The
~ and always looks his again yie you give
call and se r youeff do t the Highest market
prices Tor your tosco on the floor We hai sr stalls for
oes that There are On this MARKET have the best lighted house
70 w Stale 70 exhibit tobacco careful hands
weigh and your crops we have onsy ouy % arJ
lastly. your iubacco If we do mot III muir 10 W mn. hue
II on other hoors We an aui6u a any bos and
will be glad 10 have you N Won Who
nave not gwen u aa have feel assured will again
and come often. Your Fnends ar aaz ~a .
@4 p @@ a &@@a.#4- OFFICERS 80 a@# 9tsFt@H ae IA
NJ PROCTOR President r.. Love SECRETARY and Treasurer
wM G. MOORE Manager r. l. FLEAINC Ja aFoo, M,,s,o,
W. H. HESTER csnyasser O. w. LEE, Of Virginia. AhcuOucer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-28

CAPT PARRISH has made arrangements the First National
Bank to furnish for ALL the tobacco HE CAN SELL
He will not be able buy tobacco Warehouse as
a~ he used to DO until he can get his matters 4~
49, straight, but he will do all he can @*1f - = D.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-28
Parrish's Warehouse will continue
to Occupy the front place. ~ >..l

And Capt Parrish when he well for his
any other warehouseman, that he will stop.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1888-04-18

thing in fact we have to sell, thus Stimu-
lating the poor men and women, offering
to help them in their efforts.
The bonds do not bear any interest until
they are delivered as directed in the order
Of subscription, and after five years the
people can pay all the bonds if they de
sire, but if it is best, any one or more of
said bonds can be paid after five years, at
any time the people may demand. When
the bonds shall be paid and in what
amounts, is left with the people. Isn't
that fair? These bonds bear per cent.
interest.
The value of all property will be en-
HANGED the facilities for the farmer will be
increased, the lLborer will have more to
do AMI at better prices, our young men
and women can find some chance at home,
and Madison county by the road will reap
the rich harvest which is sure to come
from the development OF the mineral re-
gion Just BY our side.
This is our opportunity. If we fail now,
our neighbOrs will get what, by reason of
our position and wealth, we ought to have
This Company agrees not to employ
any convict labor in the construction OF
the rO1d.
Read the proposition. Study it in the
light Of the present and the future, and If
you desire the progress Of your county. its
property enhanced. lis vigOr and manhood
developed, its poor helped, and that it
should be abreast with the spirit of the
times, then give the order your support.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1888-04-18

best licks. He has plowed and sewtd
eCly and late. He fluids his land in
splendid condition. II turns up mel
low and light. His garden is i'm fine
fix. His wife has been busy arranging
h-r beds for seeds aud flowers, while
all nature has seemed To cOnspire t.
gether to assist him. He stretches his
tired limbs on his bed at night and
b-gins 10 calculate how much corn the
north field will produce, what will be
the outcome Of tile hill field ia oats
hO Y the wheat will pan out, aad what
will he the price. How much Joe
Bale is going to give him for his
lambs this Time, what cattle are, iOh
the duce, cattle haYe gone To thuudei)
and then he turns over and thinks OF
the Jim keens aud Phil ArmOuTs
and all the other mean chaps that get
up the corners ia wheat, that rules the
hog market to suit Themselves, thus
guGbIe up every thing by means of
their "Bnards of Trade" aud the "Ex-
changes" and the dickens knows
what else, while he must toll day after
day in the sun while his hands be-
come hard and brown and his face
sun burned with hardly time to look
at The CLIMAX or any thing else,
while these fellows walk along the
street Iwirling their canes and smOk
ing their fine cigars and plotting To
get hold OF his hard earnings, and then
he remembers with a grOan land
curse maybe) how his wife has pulled
steadily 10y his side Tor twenty years,
how she has saved and pinched to
help lit that last note, how his child
rem have gone barefoot and how their
/ education has been neglected, how
that Tummie il near manhood and
wants new saddle and suit of
cluthes, that Annie Is Il yoI NJ lady
with young lady desires for nite
things in the parIOr and nice flowers
ia the front yari, with uiee dresses
aud bOnuets aud ribbons and friIls and
{ Oh goodness he can't think of il all !;
and he turns over once more, W, n lers
! if things will never change, goes To
sleep and gets up in the morning re-
/ frcshed, forgets the sharks and sharp
ers names, his labor5 put in another
| hard day and then repeats the per-
I fOrmauce of the night before.