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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-02-02
FOR SALE.
Valuable Residence at Auction

BY virtue of Deed of Trust executed BY
A. J. Kiveit and wife on the l4th day Of
January, 1887, registered in Vance county,
Book l3, page 244, l will sell at public aae'
ton for cash, at the court house door in
Henderson, on the 18th day of Febrnsrr.
the HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE and grounds fronting 100
feet on Railroad street and $50 feet on
Young Avenue. until recently occupied ~
the family of A. J. Kivett, and more fully
described in said ID, Q | of Trust. This sale
will bs made subject to prior mortgage
of $1,000. THOS NJ. PITTMAN,
This Jan. 10th, 1888. Truss:.
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CROW & MARSTON,

We are prepared to do all work in oar
line on abort notice and in q satisfactory
and woTkman:ike manner We have
the best fitted up shops in this part OF
the State, being thoroughly equipped,
with a complete set of the latest and
most improved tools, and employ none
hut skilled and competant workme
We have tie only bolt cutter and nut
make bolts aud taps Of any siyet, fit any
kind of work. We do a general l. ack>
smithing and wood working business,
also gas and steam fitting. and solicit
share of the public patronage. promising
entire satisfaction In erery Instance:
Mr.. J. NJ. Burroughs and Mr.. Arthur
Smerdon are with US, the former in the
wood shop and the latter in the black
smith sh"p-both very fine work men-
and vii, be pleas cd to serve their friends.
ROBERT CROW,
RICHARD j. MARSTON,
Henderson, ". c.
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BY virtue of decree Of the Superior
Court OF Vance county, N. c., made at
october term, 1887, in the case entitled
}. L. Cheatham, vs. W. A. Cheatham and
Others, will sell for cash at the Cour.
House door in Henderson. N. C.. ON
Monday, February II, 1858. the bouae
and lot described in the pleadiDgs in
said action, situate on Ransom street, in
the town Of Henderson, N. e sdioipinp
the DIR. Taylor lot and others Size az
lot, sis feet by 100 feet. There ia a good
tenant house on the lot. Sale TO be CON
hrmed by the Court then in session.
possession given 1t once. This is va :
liable property and the sale il made
bona fide. This lot was accidentally
omitted from tho large sale of December
IL, 1851. I. T. HICKS,
missioner.
At the same time and place as above
will be sold. for cash at auction, lei. w.
Crews, mortgage. the house aud lot ON
Vance street. adjoining II. X. Sattsr-
white, l.. ID. i W. T. Stainback and
others. Size l57 feet by lit feet. Mort
gage ex erut-d by W. A. Cheatham and
wife to II. ". Crews, November IL, 1855.
Recorded in Vance comfy, in Book 10,
on page Ala.
TT. HICKS,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Jan IS, 1888.
Jan 20, 4ol
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LATEST IMPROVED
LIGHT RUNNING HIGH ARM
SEWING MACHINES

For sale on easy terms, and all kinds
OF Sewing Machines repaired. In my
eleven years experience in the Sewing
Machine business l have adjusted and
repaired Thousands of Machines. az
tended the psriod Of their usefulness
ana saved many the expense of tuying
now one. fyou have Sewing Ma
chime that needs cle'ning, adjusting or
any repair call On me or drop me a
postal card aud will estimate the coat
Of repairs.
am permanently located here and those
70 whom L am as yet stranger, are rs-
specially requested to give me . trial.
Those who have any doubt whatever as
to my reliability, can refer to the best
known families in this and other sec
items now using Machines repaired and
adjusted by ms.
G. d. POYTHRESS,
MACHINIsT.
Henderson, n. C.
fjan-12 GIL
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Senator Ransom made Ave minutes
speech in the Senate the other day,
and as such a thing is of very rare &C
currence, it has been published far and
mide in all the State papers, Concord
2jmf5.
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MORTGAGES SALE.

By virtue of the power conferred on
me by mortgage from Georg, Jeffress
& wife. Jan. %, 1886. aud recorded In
the Registers Office. Bouk s, page SIC, /
sha!l, on Monday, the 9Th day of March,
1888. sell the land in said mortgage De-
scribed, Said lot is on Pearl street. ad :
joining the lands of w. r. Kivett, T.. G.
Brodie and others. Terms cash. Time
twelve months.
w. 81. S. BURGWYN.
Mortgage,
Jan. 20, 1883.
ian 26 4o1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-21
Architecture East and West.

The Americans are the quickest people
in the world to adapt themselves 10 new
situations. The western people travel
much, ut home and abroad, and they do
not require a very long experience to know
what is in bad taste. They are us quick
as anybody believe they gave US the
phrase-to ''catch on TO quietness and u
low tone. Indeed, ! don't know but they
would boast that if 1t is a question Of sub
dued style, they can beat the world. The
revolution which has gone an over the
country since the exposition Of 1876 In
house furnishing and decoration is quite
as apparent at the west as in the east.
The west has not suffered more than
the east from eccentricities of architecture
in the past twenty years. Violations OF
good taste are pretty well distributed, but
Of new houses the proportion Of hand
some, solid, good structures is as large in
the west as in the east, and in the cities l
think the west has the advantage in
variety. Ii must be frankly said that II
the easterner is surprised at the size, cost
and palatial character OF many Of their
residences, he is not less surprised by the
refinement and good taste OF their In
teriors. There are cases where money Is
too evident, where the splendor has been
ordered, but there are plenty Of other
cases where individual taste is apparent,
and love Of harmony and beauty. What
/ am trying to say is that the east under
values the real refinement Of living going
| along with the admitted cost and luxury
in the west Charles Dudley Warner
in Harper's Magazine.
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The Eleetrio kissing Party.

There is q large New England element
in the social economy Of Brooklyn, and 1t
is responsible for many innovations that
for nine days disturb the conservatism Of
the city beyond the East river. One Of
the latest fads is the electric kiss, which
originated in Boston, and was introduced
here by u young lady who had attended
an ante-Lenten party on Beacon Hill. Ii
is thus described by u young lady part.ci-
pant:
"The ladies and gentlemen range them
selves about the room. This being leap
year the lady selects u partner, and TO-
gether they shuttle about on the carpet
until they are charged with electricity,
the lights in the room having first been
turned low. Then they kiss in the dark,
and make the sparks fy for the amuse-
ment Of the onlookers. Oh, the shock Is
delightful. / have never been but to one
electric party, but l understand that after
a young lady has played the game for a
while 1t is impossible to give her a shock.
Probably the gentleman don't shuttle his
feet hard enough on the carpet. Graciousl
I'm afraid | should wear the soles OFF my
shoes"
The electric kissing parties are growing
rapidly in popularity, in spite Of this be-
ing leap year.-New York Evening Sun.
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THE STOVE IN THE VILLAGE STORE,

When the twilight had decpened 10 darkness
They gathered from far nnd near,
Old farmers who ploddcd the distance
As pilgrims their shrines 10 revere;
At the shabby old store at the corners"
They met and they entered the door,
For the mecca Of all these old cronies
Was the stove ia the old village store.
il was guiltless Of beauty or polish,
And It's door was unskillfrlly hung.
But they made a glad circle around it,
And the genial warmth loosened each tongue;
And they talked Of the crops and the weather,
Twin subjects 10 gossip most dear
And the smoke from their pipes, Us II blended
Gave a tingc 10 the whole atmosphere.
Tnll many the tales they related,
Aud wondrous the yarns that they spun,
And doubtful tine facts that they stated,
Ana harmless the wit and the fun:
But II ever discussion grew heated
II was ell without tunult or din.
Aud they gave their respectful attention
Whcn a customer CHANGED 10 come IN.
When the evening was spent and the hour
For the time Of their parting had come,
They rapped from their pip the warm ashes'
And reluctantly started Tor home;
Agreeing TO meet on tho morrow
When the day. with is labors, was DER,
For the mecca Of all the old cronies
Was the stove ia the old village store.
Mrs. L. a. Treat.
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Tb,. startling announcement Wa. SUI

This startling announcement was sue
cecded by another. made by q small boy
perched in one Of the windows; =,
/" Thar comes Pete Kane on his hiack
boss. with Kitty Abel a-holding' onto
him"
In vain the sheriff called for order:
Abell and his two sons went out, followed
Inv spectators, lawyers, judges and jury
mon, and AT last by the sheriff himself
who wanted TO see the hight as mucn d.
the rest.
Peter Kane had ridden up TO the porch
of the village store, - G~isrnounted, teth'
cred his horse. and assisted Kitty 10 ailght
before old Abel and his two strapplhg
bows reached the spot. Every one was
excited except Peter. who was quite cooi
and unmoyed. There was to be a hghti
beyord doubt, and every one prepared 10
take sides in the ''scrimmago, according
TO his procliyities. Tho two Abel boys
..shucked" their hunting shirts IN readi-
ness.
..stan' back thar, boys, " said old Abel,
Selling an AK handle from a pile that STOOD
on the porch, 'or I'll lay ye out with MS
AK helve. This il my beezness, not yOufh'
pete Kane. We amt satisfied with gwine
10 law with me, but you've run away with
my dahter, u~nbeknownst. AIT you t"o
married."
ayes. father" said the blushing Kitty.
chin nuvver was a Abel married 10 u
Kane that she wasn't disowned Of her
kin" said the old man. The kanes an
Abells has fit through three ginerations.
It's been n scandelyous beezness, III my
iedgment. You kin take yer Judgment
aQin me for the bar, for | broke hunters
law in that, an acted ruther mean
eyer welcome to the bar, Clarke
Abell. said Kaue. II don't want the
money, nohow. It's John Adams fool
cry" ..
John Adam was right" returned
Abel, 'an' I'll pay. But, Kitty, gal,
| why didn't YOU let me know the purl you
YOU was in, an how Peter saved your /
only larned it today. You mout nave
been dead but for him. Why didn't you
AK for the gal like a man, Peter kaney'
The young folks stammered their re-
grets.
"Jeems Abel" cried the old man to
his eldest son, don't stan thar GOVERN,
but Jest 90 into the store and get u quart
of the best, an then ride with black Betty
ahead to Kane's. The boys'u give you
100 yards law. The fight atween the
Kanes and Abells is busted. Buss me,
Kitty. gal. run away with yer mother
myself"
OF went James Abel on horseback,
with his black bottle Of whisky, followed
by hastily mounted horsemen, the fore
most to the privilege OF bussing black
Betty" the whisky bottle, an old irish
custom still kept up in the section.
There was "a bounteous 'infare" at
the b-idegroom's house, aud a good time.
The only thing to inar 1t was the prospect
OF a Ugh between James Abel and an
Overton Kane. but the old man Abel APP
peared with a hickory cad, and persuaded
the two to stop.
The trial never was really concluded,
but Peter Kane went over next morning,
and was closeted with tho county clerk.
The record bears the following:
Kane
VS.. Detinue. Damages, $4,000.
Abel
Suit withdrawn by plaintiff, who pays
costs. Thomas Dawn English in The In.
dependent.
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REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

- REPORTS IF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Purity and Wholesomeness oftheR Royal Baking Powder.
81 nave tested a package of Royal Baking Powder which purchased IN tho
omen market and find il composed of pure and wholesome Ingredients It s0cream
Of tartar powder Of a high degree of merit and docs not contain either alum or
phosphates, or other injurious substances l. u LOVE, fhp'
at sa scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder IS absolutely pure
"H A Morn, Pho"
81 have examined package Of Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself In
the market find il entirely free from alum terra ab, or any other injurious sub
stance Henry MORTON, nd, President OF Stevens Institute OF Technology -
81 have anaKzd q package Of Royal Baking Powder The materials Of which
it's composed ire pure and wholesome ; DNA HAYES state As@yer Mass
The ROYAL Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at
the Vienna Worlds Exposition, 1873; at the Centennial, Philadelphia lsO; at the
American Institute, New YoHk. aud 40 State Fairs throughout the country.
No other article Of human food has ever received such high, emphatic and mi
yersa endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians scientists, and Boards Or
Health all over The world.
NorE-The above DIAGRAM illustrates the comparative worth OF various Baking
powders, "a shown by Chemical Analysis al experiments made by Prof Schneider
Apound can Of each powder was taken, the ttd lelyentng power or volume Ia
ZACH can calculated, the result being as indicated This practical test for worth By
Prof Schneider only proves what every obserymt consumer Of the Royal Baking
Powder knows by practical experience that while il costs q few cents per pound
nore than ordinary kinds It's far more economical and besides affords the advan-
.age of better work. \ single trial Of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any
fsrminded person Of these facts
= While the diagram shows some Of the alum powders 70 Do e Of a higher degrees
II strength than other powders ranked below them, I'll not TO be taken as nicat
ing that they have any value AL alum powders, L matteT how high theirs strength,
are to be avoided as dangerous
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND. VA, April Il.

VA, hpIIl L.
; Yesterday and day before there was
practically nothing doing on Change
To-day, however, there were sales OF II
packages Of bright wrappers for New
York, and 30 hogsheads OF old Burleys for
Petersburg, Va. Auction sales were
composed of 81 packages offered, and 10
of them rejected These grades were
mostly common brights and common
sun cured odds and ends, which were be.
ing closed out; being in doubtful and bad
order, prices ranged low from 2 10 D
cents. A small lot Of bright filters
changed hands, and some scattering sales
were made OF all kinds. The market,
however, still shows particular animation.
The remainder of the excursionists 10
Oxford returned to-day, all OF whom
are loud in their praise of the very hos
pitable and generous way In which the
Richmond guests were treated by the OK
ford people.
Yesterdays sales al oxford were OF
course special, and many Of our prOmi.
nent t%obacconists were present and proved
good buyers Of bright leaf. Prices for
fine yellow ranged from j0c. TO s. 80 per
pound. The latter prices were paid 10y MIR.
Cayce for Allen X Ginter, and Wa tor n
remarkably fine piece Of tobacco. Large
sales were made at 10 10 81 cents, aud
planters were abundantly satisfied with
the quality of the golden weed. The i've
oxford warehouses sold the entire day
through, and the trade with characteristic
nerve and energy showed no tagging,
l,I...-I. -. ..l,f.. I.., 49,. 80
we're test ON all participants. Oxford is
full OF live men, the tobacco men ure not
behind any, bot are the leaders in all
valued enterprise, and The town of two
new railroads is destined TO grow rapidly
In wealth and importance. The crop
is regarded, os a rule, three-fourths in
market. We saw 40 low prices and no
complaint Of any in Oxford OF Hender-
son. Stocks in dealers hands are very
small.
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Angular Handwriting.

Angular handwriting is the rage. Like
estheticism, mac~kintoshes, herring bone
plaids, white spots, and forbidding re-
serve, 1t is an English importation. and
peculiarly feminine. In the tight little
island, the girls take TO stub pens, blank
note paper, and a flowing angularity Of
writing, as readily as the daisy Millers''
to gum and slang. The letters seem to
blow into curves which, before they can
be analysed, are finished at start and
close with a funny little hinge Joint, the
%unraveling and %reknotting Of which Is
the secret OF the writing. Knowing It to
be the universal style in English and Ca
madam society, the college girls Of the
east manage 10 acquire something which
is anti-Spencerian, and hardly semi-demi.
English. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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II>ANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.
Reported by {. W. Branch q Co. BANKER
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

~ INV
NEW YORK, April 90-Today's mar
k Il showed best strength OF any in many
a dav. The character of buying was un-
usually good. What puzzled the street
was-wno j. buying these stocks 1t
was not London, for they were sellers,
and the commission houses. although
they report rather more inquiry, say
business is only So so. 1t looks rather
ike the beginning Of Il bull market, Is
what shrewd traders remarked at noon
lunches, and they were supposed TO be
picking mp quiet lines Of stocks all day
The news both foreign and domestic l..
encouraging. Some Of the big operators
are waiting for action of the Secretary of
the Treasury regarding buying bonds,
and are curious to know what amount OF
bonds will be offered. and at what price,
as The supply ia sight ia very small. The
market closed steady nj about top rates
and with strong undertone.
Sterling exchange, S4.s6t@st. Money,
2 per cent.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY IDrm,r.F W.-. r' is
y. seventh street. nnl lN O. N -t.
Fresh milk, cream. nlful. lnff.. n .
cheese.
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\. &. HOUSTON. pH D.. Nam sfr..f
JOSEPH ;. WINFIELD. ,.fI.t Ol ..
and Broad streets.
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". NICK REDFORD. lir o.. Siam ..r.t-
sign Of the Horse. Mtuuiacturrri.i eH.-
sale dealer.
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II. WALLERSTlNE n co.. Do anl E..
teenth street. Potatoes. butter. ip..
hagc. 40.
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/. \. GRAsBERGEh. Iii- E.If.n.. .r-..
All work guaranteed.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CHIcAco. April ~

Reported by C.. i. Redford Il Co.. Gran
Commission Merchants. No. 8 South Twelfth
street.
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"Docfor.

I have been giving my children DR.. d.
WINS CoUGn SYRUP, and il acts 80 wei
tina, if you do no, object | will Away
give il in coughs, colds, and bronchia
and lung troubles
"Obiect. Why. certainly not, know
ing a. | do the ingredients oil lie eN
reI,n, Cough syrup | always recon
mend IL 10 my patients and find /
cures every time, but see that YOU &c
the genuine DR.. David's Cough syrup
--~-
spring suit, tn order
Twenty Dollars,
Little store around the corner.
Wanamaker * Brown
samples.
f.. Leslie Spence, Agent,
No. q North Ninth street.
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JOHN j.. GERlNG. cornor0f i0nrf. .t. ana
Main streets. Tents. WnIug It.-. t.r,. and
wagon covers.
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l%mnloxmrnt Ae.nel..

+. JUSTIS. q y. Fifteenth -u..t. 81
agent. Established l>t-.
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RICHMOND. VA, April ~.
oPYERINOs REPORTED TO sEcRETAEY.
Wheat-4O bushels.
Corn OsG bushels
Oats.-l0O bushels.
Meal 2 bushels.
Mill Ofial la tons
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-shortberry, A. bushels very good
at $40.
Corn.-White, l.OS6 bushels very good al
6ic.
Meal.-i0 bushes, country boltet, al Csc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Misunderstanding, 9c low middling,
see; good ordinary. Sc.
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WALTER j. TODD. io \. sixth ,tr.0t. l.g.
signments OF country produce solicited
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. d. A..
proprietor. II :. Twelfth street. 49,
and retail.
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Boots aud shoes.

J. 4. TEASDALE. 1918 T.. Nam ..r..f t
ESQ aud 6 mems ana g ani s.f
shoes.
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ASA SNYDER a co, Ioo,roIotc Cars -n,.
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Jewellers
A.C. HlGH. ISIS l.. Nam street. "atga.a li
icweiry neatly repaired.
Loan once.
ELLIS ADRIAN. 40 T.. Broad sir... aey
advanced on personal property. OI.. josef.
from Friday at shutdown tu 'a. tf ef
sundOwn.
JOSEPH DELAHU T., c2 =. Main -,r. I.
hanging and general machine I.fai.l.
Models Tor patents.
Lumbos
JOSEPH f. WlNGFIELU. deil.r Zoo JUNO
and all kinds oi mDuIillE- nUI Ae.l
building furnishings. bi ID"' .
order. ONCE. corner 90 NrOtI Iri IIlU
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble worhoa.
wALLEN Il WRAY, Seventh ani Guo
streets. Monuments. tlmts, m4lh. iH.N
ties, sc.
Mattress MauunsiDcr's.
ADAM DIACONT. aa p NaraaN .fnf
Wholesale and retail. Repairing nrt.1 a-i
IT, i. csEBIEj CRENsHAw. sl fs-t nn
street. mattress maker $500 u|I t.tlr
wholesale and retail. Repairing l.f. .nl
dumbly done.
Mineral water Bottlers.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. io vs.
street. Manufacturers t vanilla
and mineral waters.
Paints. Ons. Sc.
RICHMOND PAINTSTOHE. D.. Broad -r .
Paints. oils, glass, and painters supplies
Paper Hanging
). J. DAVIS. p ~. Ninth street. ..t
awnings, Ol-clOths, and paper hinfIn.
PIambers. Gas hnd steam Filters
q. F. REDFORD. 1910 b.. giaiu street pu.a
chi plumber, timer. gas ani steam i'''.
T. q. rINSLEi. az Br0okastuur. rt,iA ali
gas hitting. Thinning, a..
Railroad Ticket Broker
CRAWFORD a RAW Is. lut Inst Nth
street. ha.lrOad nod steamboat fDa f. ~
all parts of the world bought. -oi aai
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. J. BRADLEY go. Thirteenth sni 1901
streets. Manchester. Agent fur flr i
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
q. ). NASHON son. No. , y. Tenth ,frct
J. THOMPSON BROWN 500, lnD b.. Nl'a
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER co. 5l3 g. Broli-tuet
Bslting. hose. aud all kinds 600 rubber f.ls
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANifA
TURING co, III, J.. Main SO. NtNlI"
turcIs and Importer. Of stamp nufgIIN.
OLD DOMINION m BIER STAMP hUNHf
p5 Bank street. Asorts wanted s,hI iNi
circular.
Sign Painting
DIS. THOMPSON. Franklin street, unirs Pc
change Hotel. AuNsft-.us ssu n.irI
Board fence and wall .4nsA -HN..aI.
L. IIPStONR, NJ. p =. Nufl htItrl.
painting aud gliding uu glass.
soap Factory
t. GAtCIN Co, Nid frtukin 'irtttt ''
iIsnod locN. Toilet aul launiD SOAPS
Iallors
L. ". STAGE. Twelfth street. unffr American
Hotci. civic and military talbot
und.rt.krr-
q. H. MORNisETT. No Dc seventh 'iitr
Manchester. Phone. AN
wiz. Mattrc--cs and cots.
+. W. LOWE. @eli r. Nam stt,of. mtnufa'ii
rer ~ Champion Woven Wire hsitn
and Cots. Thchesi and cheapest W Toe M~
ket.
WOOD and Coal .
ELBA COAL YARD ,Elta stauOnl. D. %
and Pine streets. ". :. rilcn.f. agent. -
kinds of Coz. Wood, aui'"st. ~
phone. 8
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