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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
COMPREHENSIVE,

The undersigned, surviving partners OF Har-
vey, Blair & Co, have formed new co-partnar-
ship, % begiu on January l, 1890, under the Old
frm-naine Of HARVEY, BLAIR a. CO, TO con-
time the WHOLESALE GROCERY Business
at the same stand.
Settlements on account Of the old frm must
he made with as. who alone authorized 10
close up that business
With mauy thanks for past fayors. We respect
fuzzy soiicit continuance u the patronage OF
the old frm's customers and the trade generally,
LEWIS n. BLAIR,
de lots u. ID. BEvKkIDGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

BY the death Of Mr.. Abner r. Haryey, on tho
4ih Instant. the nrm Of HARVEY, BLAIR & co.
was dissolved; but by consent Of all interested
parties the business VIII be continued until be-
csmbor 81. 1899, his interest being retained until
that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
WELDON.
Ordained-Utter Failure OF Crops-An As
alignment.
Correspondence Of ,he Richmond pispatchl

WELDON, n. c.. December l6, 1889
Grace Episcopal church IL this town was
crowded yesterday morning the occasion
helm the ordination of the Rev. ". Law
ton Mellichampe to the priesthood. Right
Rev. I. j.. Lyman. d. d., bishop OF the
diocese, was assisted IN the ordination SER
vices 10y Rev 4. :. Smith, ID. d., OF Ring
wood. and Rev. Gilbert iiiggs, of Warren
ton. The Bishops sermon was appropriate
TO the occasion and was both entertaining
and instructive. AT night class of six
was presented to the Bishop for conhrma-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
uEWkEc'
IRON SEw YORK CITY.
DissoLuTsoNs & pARrxxKsHirs.

OFFICE or HARVEY, BLAIR & Co..
CORNISH THIRrgENrh AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va, December IS, 1859.
DISSOLU TON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
HANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or
II, TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BAnh, AZ AZ
HlCHAOND, IN THh STATE OF vlh e,,nas - ~ r.
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEOhMDh" 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

There is great distress and absolute want
in Northampton, Edcecombe, and Halifax
counties, OWING TO the entire failure OF all
crops. In order 20 give your readers some
idea of the condition of things IN these
counties can cite a few cases. One farmer
who planted l25 acres made one bale Of
cotton. Another who used four tons Of
fertilizers and planted tor twenty bales
did not make rent, and abandoned his
farm and lett the State. The landlord had
TO go, aud with sack-bags, pick out what
he could find to save his rent. Another
large farmer near here who expected TO
make lou bales got about eleven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
VIRGINIA srEAMnOAr Il.


Y INlIINI y IL !" Ut - 80
COMPANY for NOkkO h, ----'-al -.
PORTSMOUTH. NEW PO.f Nf~-, 49,
~ .,esaut FALCON steamer AklL!s 'saFins hl. =.
rroud KvEkY MONDAY, MhDNesJNlf ~
FRIDAY a. A. NJ. strootcar5 81 dfe1.y -
steamers Nherl. .., 80, In.
f,r uortreru GILES same aflarnCou, james f'N'
by dsylish. Gfesi tourist llue eHesp'ei TO-.
Through tickets - steamer Hni az ~Afot, :
Agency, 1870 Na.u street. taSsASo .l',A,A
throagh. state rOoms engaged tof DAY o. nikt'
treirpt received daily Tor NONfOlA. iOAl =
NouTn. OLD POINT, ALANANDhiA. A. LAs-
TIC AND DANVlLE STATIONS, aud t,a-
ISafON. ID. C., al = in@ IA fasle.- ~
Carolina, Kasteru Nirgl sai all fafalA 49,,
in,,s on tue james sud htpvslAnnyrA ftfNf', As
lowest rates aud through bills issdet'
LUClEN Is. TAlCA, Vice PfesideH.
No llls Msin stTees and hocAet'~
lawn Wsls. 0xk, kgelgh. and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

~lN- 'fiNNi anu sworn 10 u"luI" iH' tllo -''1
day Oh December leA ". W. N'NnF.'
notary FuDi''
Correc1-AUesl' ,,l.,..-,o,.r
- - W. -'NN'-'
j. q. PAlE
dei7-it Directors.
hIDRL ~ Itir tON H-AlCN "
~. tii'sI NAIiulAL BaEh' Al hl l...ii-
NyNp ~ liit HiAi ~ tih,,i ID. - a., "a. A"'
CLpo- or business p-'IhnHi' ~ 1917
~ 0rECrs.
C 69., ana '.o , " ,.;,r If 30 "a
.,...', &c.. ,.fs "a. -..... ro ,.r.f-
/ ~ =. ,., 20. .''' TO- ,.'' '''. 59ooo on
~. '"''' '"'i' 80 SECURE ''- rran oo
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n.... .i'.,. ,',.,,..ol t,n'. On qI I,
b., ,,.,. .t.., r,.,s- ana U.ni,cr4.. sst1 10
la...I...-t ...-.. Furniture. en. TX
fIr.s ............ ............. 5000 Cd
O,l.r r.af es.1t. and MORTGAGES
Clrt.nt r.. ,ne..s arl taxes pu.d... 1896 COL
EXCHANGE. lur observation-disclosures u, 13 Uj
nt... ar .,ter 6inss ................. $50 I'D
snl conJs................... 6l7 B
s,..ic. .......... lG.f2! ODD
5alai t.lder r.te......... o.. go. 1.fUUJ lJ
Hrinwrt.o n fUu wiih United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

p. n. Stainback & Co.. general mer-
chants doing a large business ut this place:
have made an assignment Tor the benefit Of
their creditors. Liabilities $50, 900; assets,
So, 600, but only about one half Of the as
sets are available. owing 10 the condition
of the farmers which they furnished. The
cash capital of the firm was fully 900,
but they have lost everything, and made a
clean surrender. not even claiming home
stead. ". L. Daniel. Esq. Is assignee.
j. =. Moore. Garysburg, dealer n general
merchandise, assigned Saturday. Liab.li-
ties, 5000; assets not known. ).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
PHILADELPHIA. L4C h- 4 igIr
NOND AID NORfolh
.LkAN5u4' 80 l. b 8 = s.

hppoin,oi ssnils asy. g'cry s4,DAt
and FRIDAY q. - d. aui ever slNoAi -
Freixnt for TusslaYy an1 fnlsys s.eaners
,.,eiyst ia ilsl A. -. i0r ,1a.aft t.'+'.
mar =. Sa.arisr freigAi lo-o.'9l la-'J ~
r. NJ
Fare, -
~ j. ~ AfcAAMCN,
General southern Agent u1'e hoe@s.A
~. T.. IifDE = co,
90. Genera A-en-s fRllaitiyaiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

WANTED, \ MIDDLE-AGED
w Will WOMAN TO d1 l--t work. GOOD
refo ences required. enquire Of 'rt D.
BkOWN, % wa-t broai streot ~ ll--L-
WANTED, \ SITUATION As CITY
w Dir MINER b. . coOi salesman. we'll
known to the retaii IT lrrry trade GId cll fHtu-
maul good custom. Best ci references
furnished. Open for engagement poTor l.' u
January, 1880. Address g.. ilj oe- Ini -tre.I
Sc H-iu, hN~u3'
WANTED. A RtGlSTt RID AND
w COMPETENT PHAhMAciSf having T.
few wecls iile tms woull fix. {! UPON Ahl
RELIEF. cnro DfsJltcA o. l5-st'
WANTED, BOARD BYASE1TLED
w LADY who wishes % do light homework
in pay for board. Address S. l., DiIo'ch orlre.
dc .1-lt
WANTED. ORDERS WANTED
W forl BLOW POLAR anl WHITE OAK
LUMBER. SGwei almost ans l~Hrth, thickness b.
AMI with. Aldio-s Loca-b1z s.. o., t.'h-
nIond. Va DO I5-lr
WANTED, 4 YOUNG MAN NOT
" under tweuty-onn years % age 10 10
OFFICE WORK. Give references aud salary
expected IL own handwriting. A4Ifoss L. \ 49,
CITY. dc !'-i
WANTED. TO BUY SEASON D
w P.NE WOOD in The woods not over twelve
or fourteen m.los from ketm 0uI.
TuOMA> %. JOHNSON 1, son,
WOOD aai coal Dealers.
de NE i05 Brook avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

WANTED, TO SELL2,0O0 POUNDS +
w FRUIT. MIXED NUlS, lie. or eight .
pounds 81: CAKE, J.. 70, AMI -, per Mound; /
| CHRON CAKE. .r. pound, ALMOND CAKE, I
CAKE. best. o.. DATES. O.. uOuni: CUR F.
! KANIS.Gc: t'ENCH CANDY. ll' 81 goods .
equally a. low at MAiN-STHEEl NAklhH.
| m. M I.a2 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
ExTE ARE SELLING
IiE-NO.

CONFINEMENT THE RAZOR
- ,rH 49, line Satisfaction guaranteed.
Al-o.ntuh line OF HARDWARE suI-aJ1 Tor
tho hondgys.
COTTGELL, WA kI%S g. CO..
delr-2t 1913 east Meiu street..
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31
THE NEWS IN MADISON,
From The Ma iso. Ira .er. !

A car load of mules shipped from
Kansas City. Mo-, were received by
w. A. Stiles, & Co., railroad contrac-
tors, last Friday. There were some
fine animals in the lot.
President Fries and Superintendent
Maslin, of the Roanoke & Southern
road, have confidence in the Develop
ment of Madison by reason of it's SUI
perior railroad advantages, and will
invest in town property. They will
probably purchase several lots and
erect thereon dwellings, for rent.
On Wednesday evening October %,
1889, Mr.. w. A. Webster led to the
altar his bride, Miss Cora Wall, both
of this place. They we're married at
the residence of the brides mother.
about five miles west of Madison,
Rev. J. w. Jones officiating. The at
tendants were: Mr.. J. w. Woodburn
and Miss Lena MeGehee, Dr. c. B.
McAnally and Miss Eva Webster, Mr..
Sam1 Smith and Miss Sallie Warren,
Mr.. j. f. Dalton and Miss Alice
Joyce. Mr.. Percy Masten and Miss
Clemmie Webster
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The Roanoke & Southern Railroad.

We clip the following items f. ON
the Madison Leader:
Col. Fries, Superintendent Maslin
and other officers of the r. & S. rail-
road have been in Madison during
the past week
Col. w. ]. Hicks, of the penitenti-
airy board, was also here, and we
learn that force of about $50 con-
victs will he put in stockade here
probably next week, and will work on
the road, and that IL further addition
will be made to this number in a
short while.
Col. Fries says that the r. & s. will
be finished to Madison by February,
neither earlier nor later. This is
good news, and the road will be well
coined.
An iron bridge will be placed over
Dan river near Ladd's ford, where
the road crosses the river. An order
has he.'n placed for the bridge The
piers are being constructed for same
now.
Messrs. Stone & Pace have secured
an additional contract between Mad
ison and the river by an arrangement
with Messls. Stiles & Co, who have
the entire contract.
The depot will be on the lot nearly
opposite Merchants hotel, and the
road will run within ten feet of the
hotel building
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Davie County Notes.

DAVE County Notes.
The following live items are from
the MOcksville Times:
DIR. Vestal, late of Footville, N. C.,
is now located at Pennington.
Died, in Callahan township, one
day last week, M. G. Richards, ESQ.,,
aged about 80 years.
On Sunday, November 10th, a
protracted meeting will be COM
menced at the Macedonia Moravian
church in this county. M
Prof j. D. Hodges, of Augusta,
this county, delivered the address at
the meeting of the Farmers State
Institute at Raleigh on Thursday OF
Fair week. We hear it spoken Of in
very complimentary terms.
Capt. w. 81. Bixby and Lieut.. M.
M. Patrick, United States Engineers,
were in Mocksville last week on bust
ness connected with the work on the
Yadkin river. While here they were
the guests of Capt. Frank Brown.
Died, on last Sunday night, Octo-
Der Goth, at q few minutes before IL
O'Clock, at his home in Pennington
this county, George Wesley johnson
ESQ, one of Davie cOunty's Oldest
most highly respected and most in
fiuential citizens, in the seventy-nintl
year of his age. ,fssg -
Il
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The News in Stokes.

The News in Stokes.
The Walnut Cove Walnut Leaf
which suspended several weeks ago,
has been revived under the name of
the Piedmont Farmer, with Landreth
& Gentry as publishers. We CLEAN
the following items from it's columns:
Mr.. ]. w. Lasley killed two wild
turkeys near this place Friday.
Preparations are being made to
put large force to work in the coal
mines near this place..
Mr.. Lathe Night, a farmer living
near this place, sold a load of tobac-
co in Winston this week at an aver
age of $3.50 per hundred.
While FORSYTH is boasting of her
large baby, Stokes comes to the front
with the smallest child of it's age in
the State. Mr.. w. r. Bennett, living
near Danbury, has a daughter over
three years old who only weighs fif
teen pounds. She is bright little
girl, and can talk well. Mr.. Bennett
tells us that when an infant a silver
dollar covered her face. She was at
the State Fair with Master Zet
Vance Tise.
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: CATARRH CURED, health and swee
breath secured by Shilo's Gaia rrh Remedy
Price Soc. Nasal Injector free.
For lame back, side or breast, use Shilo's
Porous Plasssr. Price 25 cents,
SHILOS COUGH and Consum ption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption
SHILOS VITALIZER is what you need
for ns.ipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price
80 and rs cents per bottle.
THAT HACKING COUGH can lie so
quickly cured by Shilo's Cure. We gnarsn-
tee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with zdyspepsis
and Liver Complaint? Shiio's Waller il
guaranteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shilo's Cure is the
remedy for you.
All the above remedies for sale by
BROWN & BROWN,
Winston, N. q.
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Happy Hoosiers.

Vim. Timnons, postmaster of Idavillc, Ind.
writes 'Flectrsc BIT crs has done more for me
than all other m, dilnes combined, for that bad
feeling arising from Kidney aud Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of same
place, srys: .Tind Electric Bitters to lie the best
Kidney and Liver medicine made, made me
feel like new man" j. w. Gardner, hart.
Ware merchant. same twn, says: Electric
Btt-rs is jhst thsthIng Tor man " hn is all
run s..,.s4 i,l don't care whether he lives or
dies" lie found new strength, g,r,d yptetite
and felt just like he had new lease Of life.
Only 30 cents bottle at DR.. v. o. Thompson's
drug sto'e.
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GATHER LEAVES AND GRASSES.
{ By John Henry Boner. ]

6 the- leaves and grasses
Love. IT, dav,
For the Autumn passes
Soon away:
Chilly winds are blowing,
1t will so n be showing.
Fill the vacant places
With them, de r,
And the empty vases,
Brown and sere:
Sprays and leaves vet lold
Glints of Summers gold.
"In the drear December
When it SHOWS,
And the dying ember
Family glows,
Leaf and spray may bring
Thoughts OF rosy spring.
All. we fondly cherish
Faded things
That had better perish.
Memory -clings
To each leaf it saves.
Chilly winds are blowing,
1t will soon be showing.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

sg The principal value of The
SENTINEL to advertisers is the fact
that it is not thrown away after
once being read, but passes through
half dozen pairs of hands at least
before being tossed aside. This is
the advantage presented by a family
newspaper.
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A saf. investment.

Is one which ia guaranteed 10 bring you sat
sfaclory results, or in case Of failure q return
OF purchase price,; On this safe plan You can
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consum ption. It
is guaranteed to br!ug relief in every case,
when used for any affection Of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma Whoopius Cough, Group, ETC.,
etr. II is pleasant AMI agreeable to taste per-
Trial bottles free at d.. v. o. Thompson's drug
store, ssstAa - - I'll
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Death of Mr.. I. Leopold.

Mr.. I. Leopold died in Winston
Tuesday evening at O'Clock, aged
40 years. He died from Bright's dis
ease, and was taken to Goldsboro for
interment according to the Jewish
rites.
Mr.. Leopold was born in New York,
did business in Raleigh and High
Point, and came to Winston about
eight years ago. He was a cigar
manufacturer and built up a good
trade. He was a good citizen, and
the community sustains great loss
in his death. He leaves q wife and
five children, who have the sincere
sympathies of all the good people of
these towns.
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OFF for the North.

Prof Clewell, President of the Sa-
lem Female Academy, left Monday,
with twenty-five young ladies of the
senior class, in a special car, for an
extended tour north They will spend
several days at Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York, etc.
Mrs. Clewell will aid her husband in
looking after this pleasant party.
Mr.. Clewell is always enterprising,
and his efforts are doing a world OF
good for the Academy.
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A Good Chance

A Good Chance
The chairman of the County
Board Of Education and the county
superintendent will attend at the
court house in Winston on Monday,
November 4th, for the purpose of ex-
amining such persons as desire to en-
ter the North Carolina College of Ag-
riculture and Mechanic arts.
Here is a good chance for some
worthy young man to get an educa-
ton at small cost. Each county is
entitled ts one free scholarship, and
the young man who stands the best
examination on the 18th will win it
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NOTICE..

BY Virtue oi an order of the Superior
Court of Forsyth county, I will expose at
public auction ON the premises on Saturday,
the I'd day Of November, 1889, at o'clock
p. M, the following valuable lands belong
ing to the estate of Geo. w. Leak, deceased
One tract containing 200 acres more or less
known as the Blum Tract. having on it sew
eral bacco harms, and containing about
100 acres of native forest. The second tract
is known as the Morris lands, containing
about 66 acres, more or less, adjoining the
first tract and has on it about 10 acres of
good branch bottom. This land is in a good
state Of cultivation, and all the above men,
toned lands are of the very finest quality of
tobacco lands. Terms Of sale, one half
cash. and the balance on months credit
with approved security, and title retained
until purchase money is paid.
D. P. MAST, Admir-
Oct. 3, 1894 of Geo. w. Leak.
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eucslsn,s Arn,ea sahe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, letter
Ghapped Hands, Chilbains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and ositiyely cures Piles or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Prizes IS cent?
Per box. For ssle BY v. q ThoS-raon
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What Constant and Persistent Adver.
Using Will Do.

The High Point Enterprise: I'm
a conversation with Mr.. Davis, of
Charlotte, last week, the well known
racket store man, who has made near
100000 in that city within four
years in the racket business, said
that he owed his success to newspa-
per advertising. Hesaid: "You had
as well try to fly a kite without a
breeze as to run a successful business
without advertising There are
some people, however, who will not
see this, and when their trade begins
to fall off they complain of dull
times and are mad with themselves
and everybody else
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Spokes! Spokesi!

We want one hundred thousand spokes, and
will pay $3.50 cash for them. Bring us all
your best wagon lumber and get the highest
price.
If you want wagons come and see us. We
are now using steel only for tires, without ex-
ira charge for them. Everybody knows how
much longer they will wear. We have q nice
lot Of wagons in Orinoco Warehouse. Captain
GIlmer will wait on you.
oct3l-Sw GEO. E. NIssEN i Co.
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How to Make Money.

Plant a vineyard. 1t is better than
an orange grove in Florida. 1t pays
better and quicker. l have ten thou
sand Concord grape vines. one and
two years old, at the extraordinary
low price of $50 per hundred. Or
der at once F. L. REYNOLDS,
Winston, N G.
p;odrnopt N,,r,or;o,
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Piedmont Nurseries
A Wrlte-Up Proposed.

n VVfIte-OP FfoPoSed.
Mrs. W.. C. Winkler, mother OF Mrs.
Markgraff, of Salem; proposes to
give Winston-Salem a write-up. She
once edited a literary magazine in
Texas, and is lady of much intelli-
gence and culture. She has already
received much encouragement in the
way of advertisements from the lead
ing men of both towns, and we hope
her enterprise may prove successful.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

The worst feature about Catarrh is its danger
Gus tendency to Consumption. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla cures catarrh by purifying the blood.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

Fn',ss'.s aul colds come uni,, it'd. but YOU
can quickly get rii of these with Il few
'i'.>'-< # DIR j. II. iicLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

We have done twice as much for
the farmers of Piedmont Carolina as
any house in the State, and we shall
continue to fight along the same line.
An honest living for ourselves is all
we ashland you couldn't ask lis to
take less.
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John-"Hello, Sam! where are
you going?"
Sam-"WclI, Pc just sold my
tobacco, and Pm going around to
see
RAYMOND&POWELL
who have just opened splendid
large Dry Goods store in the Biting
Block, Liberty street, and who are
selling their immense stock at big
discounts for ready cash!
"My wife wants winter Cloak,
some nice underwear, a heavy winter
Dress, Bed Ticking, Table Linen,
etc, and l want material for good
winter suit,a pair of Horse Blankets,
Wooden Mittens and other small
Notions"
John-"That reminds me that
my wife needs pair of new Kid
Gloves, Hood for our little girl,
some of the new patent split foot
Hosiery, handled by the new firm.
one of their dandy Accent Corsets,
some Toweling, Oil Cloth, Dress
Trimmings for her Sunday dress i,
which she has engaged their New
York dressmaker to cut and make
for her.
Besides, I desire some things for
my own personal use, which I am
pretty sure to find there. So let us
60 together"
Come and see us, one and all!
RAYMOND & POWELL,
| WINSTON.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

AS the amount that will be used of
our brand. We have as always be-
fore cared for your pocket-book by
bringing down prices. Show your
appreciation by buying where you
can do so to the best advantage.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31

Weigh us, and decide according to
reason unbiased by prejudice,-and
we'll continue to shine.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31
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