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MOUSE BILL. SAT-

AN ACT, To provide for the election
of County Superintendent of Edn-
cation Of Monroe Comfy by the
people
SECTION 1, Be it enacted by the
Legislature Of the Safe of MISSISSIPPI
pi, That at the general election to
be held OIL the first Tuesday after
the drst Monday of November 1891,
and being thereafter there shall be
elected County Superintendent of
Education for the County Of Mon
roe Of this State, and the term Of
the County Superintendent SO elect
ed shall begin ON the first Monday
in January 1892, and shall con time
two years or until said Superior
tendenfs suceessor shall qualify.
SECTION 2, That in event of any
vacancy occurring from amy cause
in the office Of County Snpeeinter,-
dent the same shall be filed as
other vacancies as now provided by
law
SECTION 3, This Act to be in force
and take effect FROM and after its
passage
Approved Feb. 10, 1880.
A trne copy Of the original now
ON Rle ion this Office.
G.. NJ. GOVAN,
Secretary of State
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coMMv NicArioNs.
FIFTH BEAT.

They are opening up
ON the right trail now. The trail
they have been running was COLD,
but they have struck the right one
now. Let them make it lively. Tho
nomination of X. o. Sykes to sue.
ceed Honorable John N. Allen, s
timely and touches responsive
chords all over the Fifth Beat You
can bet your "guinea galore7
on the Immortal Fifth coming up
to his support. 1t is ,"meet and
proper" that Monroe should have
the Congressman, and it is our
"bounden duty" to put forth our
truest and best man, and E. O.
Sykes answers the description.
Has the Democratic party had
In the past, battles to Aghti He has
been in tho forefront. Have there
been dangers threatening the vel.
fare Of that partyi They lay heayi-
ly upon his mind and heart He il
no time-seryer, no selfpromoter,
no baker, but a-true, Arm, courage
ous, talented man, who, in the halls
Of congress would reflect credit
upon his district, yea, upon the
South. We don't care to look far
Their for q mamie suits us-snd We
hope Monroe county will be as .
unit in honoring him, who has on 80
many different occasions honored
her. This being the case, other
counties in the District seeing our
unanimity, and conceding our
right to the next Congress, man will
rally to onr support aud E o. Sykes
will be the man.
FIFTH BEAT"
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in Upton, or any other country. in
Tenn. or Kansas to do with a Miss.
renter' How does ii affect us, II
mat Is any argument, why white
men should not try to obtain homes.
II is very weak, aud brought from a
considerable distance. Why every
Renter in Miss, has "a trust on him
and now if any one tempt him of
the premises even With personal
freedom" he pay t25 and double
damage to State, and master. r. A.
J. will please accept our thanks fola
his kind interest ia our families.
also for a Hnew name for a good
article" We are preparing for q
Bar, hunt, in July, aud are loading
guns, for big game, some Who have
growied in legislative balls, and z.
A. J. will excuse us, if We cant give
more time to him. sit is not vel,
for those who dwell in glass houses
to cast stones" in other men Skin.
misheE
wuVrv Ou~~uuc
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WHITE RENTERS.
THIRD DISTRICT, !
April 4th, 1890. !
N Z. EDITOR:

n x. EDITOR.-
We are still among
the living, and hare some hog and
hominy yet, although it seems, from
the progress that is being made for
another year, as II we would not
have any for another year. About
all we have done within the last few
weeks toward farming is building
xatergaps and patching fences.
Some few have planted a little patch
of coru for early use.
W. W. Pope is taking the leaifor
early corn. He has several acres
which looks very nice. We found
him sitting On the fence the other
day watching the crows-we sup-
pose.
Our good brethren and sisters
met at the Ne. Church last Sunday
and organized q Sabbath school
although times seem gloomy We nev-
er fail to remember the Great
Creator.
We had service ut the New Pres
byterian Church last Sabbath, had
quite a large crowd, and among the
number was two of Aberdeen's
prominent young men, at least they
are residing there at present. Per
baps some of your readers would
like to know Eho these young men
are! But We shall met give them
away. Now we don't know what
what their bmsiness was, bat sus.
pect some Of our Young ladies ceuld
answer the question.
Mr.. Editor We saw something in
your last paper about Captain Il.
o. Sykes for Congress that pleases
rs. There In not q man in the Dis.
triet who we would rather see Gil
that position. He is TREE BLUE,
all wool and yard vide, and would
be the right man in the right place.
let as have him to represent lis in
that grand old Capitol
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4 Great Nuisance
FIFTH BEAT"
Mr.. EDITOR

There Ia an issue
now before the people Of this city
that to large number ofthe human
family is of more importance than
even the Ccnstitutionai Con zen ito n
or the Congressional race.
The cattle of this lovely city have
taken it in to their possession, and
truly bad proprietors they make for
the people. Our gardens are de-
vastated and our front.yards are
laid in ruins, by these half starved
bOvineA In conversation with .
prominent lawyer the other day, he
grew more than eloquent in dis(cus
sing their ravages- He said that in
his part of town there were two or
three COWS who had repeatedly
eaten up and trampled down his
garden, and after begg'ngthe cows
with almost tears in his eyes and
after praying with them to no avail,
he placed a paddock on his gate.
Did you succeed in keeping them
ont I asked. Succeed! His Satanic
Magisty, mol Two of these amished
creators after a short consultation,
deliberatly picked nay locki From
my own experience I am convinced
that he was telling the truth, with
out any exaggeration- Have We a
stock Law in Aberdeeni tits my
impression that we have. Why
then is it not enforcedi Are our
yards and gardens to be turned
over to these merciiess creatures
without redressi There is hardly a
city of this size in the Union that
allows such deprdeationA Enforce
the Stock Law says,
"SUFFERING HUMANITY
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happy hoosiera.

VIM 11mmons. Postmaster od Idaville.
Ind. .rkes Electric Gitt~ds has DON:
a ON t.ss' pic dian als other sseaieaisss COM
bire, for that tad seessS 1rrssiny Goss kid
oey and Liver trVutac.~ I0aln l.eslie, farm
er and sloekman, of same place, suys: find
Electric Bittcrs to be the beat Kidney AM
Liver E.sdicne. msSs me teel like "a new
maa." J. ". Gardner. hsrd ware Msersslsant.
same town, says: Electric Bntere Is jn1
the thing der man who Is afl ran down
and Cont care utctber he tf<~s or dies; I've
toaRa t,e@ stcessscL, good xP4setite and fcls
bust like he Asd new lessee on life. Only
Zoe bottle xt tienderssns Druk Store.
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-, April 5 1880
EDITOR ABERDEEN WEEKLY

H April o 1880
EDITOR ABERDEEN WEEKLY
I'm your paper of
April LIST, 1880 r. A. J. wishes to
know what amount White Renters
gave their wives on the thira Of
March that they might enjoy their
personal freedom" and Hdares as.
sert we did not gre them rs much
as he saw us enjoying ON that day"
etc. Now what We give our wives
is private matter, but to satisfy
his morbid emriosity we will inform
him We gave them THAT day hope
that their husbands would one day
work for their families none and
landlords aess i'm = county where
they might hope to be considered
of value, by the law makers Of that
country. In country where a
renter might get ~ mach for over
seeing roads, as = landlord. 1--we
had been paid, five dollars a day
for the ten days we worked the
roads last year, as K. A. J. was, oAr
wives might have had something
to enjoy as we'll as his We hear
that the road hands, on loves
School House section of road, got
twe gall ens, Of"Perssnsl Freedom"
and the land owner, who superin-
tended tien got ffty dollars How
is that for personal freedom.
Nov tAatwe have answered the per.
sonal freedom part OF his article,
we hope he may satisfy our culiosi
ty, in like manner.
What has the number of Trusts,
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The Old Reliable ToaBeriaa Artist
has leased the rooms, recently occu-
pied by ]. @. Breyles.. and Dr. w.
A. Evans, under the Opera House.
lust around the corner from Cum
ingham s. Gibson-where l ann pre-
pared to serve my customers i'm q
style that will please them The
rooms are especially adapted to my
Business, retired, bat convenient to
everybody. Cool in summer and
warm in winter 80 vixen you want
an easy shave, . clean shave, hair
cut OF shampoo, give me . can and
he convinced. Thanking yoa for
past favers and hoping by strict
attention to business to merit .
continuance Of the same, I remain
YOUR obedient servant,
SAMPSON BRAcK.
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z. G. SUGG

Keeps on hand full line of Cho &c
Family Groceries, and viii not be
UNDERSOLD: aud also keeps
Feed Stun, such as Corn. Oats, Bran,
and Hay.
Call Oh him before buying else
where and save money.
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Suffering Humanity" cries aloud,
in this Issue, against the COW nui-
sance and asks the city dads of
Aberdeen to abate it.
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NOTICE.!

Agents Of ILLINOIS Central RauaoAD,
In Mississippi. vii, cell roa nd-trip tickets to
Aberdeen at rate of one fare, April l1lh to
73rd. good ia return until April 24th. 1890.
TO enable tue patlie 10 attend tho meetings
OF Rev. Sam. JoRes, Evangelical.
Special trains FROM Dursat on Sa ndays,
April 18th and %. Ask Agent for psrticu-
lars.
j. W. COLEMAN, A. G. PA.
A. II. NAxsox, G. +. A.
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High water drove John Cobnrn
and Hugh Fits ont of GreenVille,
they stood their ground a. long as
they had any ground to stand on
They will return when the water
sabsideA
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TIE Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Of Monroe county, is hereby
called TO meet at the Court House
in Aberdeen at II N, ON Monday the
2lst day Of April, 1890.
Business Of Importance will be
considered, and each member OF
the body il urged to attend
&. p. THOMPSON,
Chairman
b. @. SYKES,
Secretary
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Whitfield keeps tho best
ave.cent cigar in town.

Eckford's Soda Fountain at the
Great Phoenix Drug Store is now
ready for the pablo. All of the
lovely, refreshing andseal inspiring
drinks are dispensed. Ice cold and
freezing from this sparkling fount.
Remember EckfOrd.
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MRS T. L. MoRGlN ET AL j
MARTHA A. SCOTT.


BY a virtue Of "a decree rendered
by the Honorable soery Court
Of Nonrce coHnty, Mississippi, March
9Th. 1880, l will offer at pnblie
vendue- iB front of the Court
House door within legal hours, ON
Saturday April the 26th. 1890 the
following tracts or paroles of Laad
te-~it The II " or OF the e or aud
e hif OF the Or Of sec "a T IL 4
Is, and or Of the "a u OF of sec
% r Is L Is IL SAID eognty aud
State.
Terms are part cash and the bal
ance on credit until FIRST Monday
of March 1891
w. II. KoLB, Clerk
and Special Commissioner.
March Is, 1890. At
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Secretary.

We lead, let those who can fol-
low.
! We lead in the perfection Of our
Prescription Department
We lead in the immensity of our
stock.
We lead in the INFINITE variety
Of Drugs and Novelties we deal
in,
We had in the Superior quality
and close prices of our goods
ECKFORD's Phenix Drug Store.
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Roast, Rich, Tender, Jary-
AT DEAKES- d"

The Garner Stone Of the new Ao
erdeen School Building, win be la'd
on April, 18th, with imposing Ma
ncmic ceremonies
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MONEY TO LOAN.
~ Money to loan for ClieutR
Apply to,
Clifton h Eckford
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James, 8. Moore, who left this
county IN January to accept a pc
sitien, in the bottom country Of
louisiana, has returned and will 60
to Birmingham to live.-run out Of
fkz hzttt5m ~ tfs - FteSds.
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The Editor was bAsy away from
his office on Monday, % misprints
etc, etc, must be charged up to the
"Deyil" and the other boys
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TEE lecal clergy will occupy the
Tabernacle en- Wednesday evening
the 9Th. All are invited to attend
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MI. WA. Boatner, one OF our
energetic merchants moved to Eu-
pOra on the G. p. Railroad on the
first
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The largest line of nobby styles
in Gents Neckxear. Shirts. Collars.
&c. at STERN BROTHERS.
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We we're glad to meet with Walhea
B. Barker in our city yesteaday.
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iPaIv1rx ALIENS speech, "a the
Peasion Bill, combined good sense
and reed Wit in most pfesentable
shape. We priat entirely to-day.
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Aberdeen Weekly

All natter intended for pu0lica
ton, or changes to be made in ad
vertisements must positively he in
by Saturday night to insure prompt
AttsntiOn in next issue.
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OF DR. 7. B. ELKIN, DIED MARCH 9TH,
400

OF Dr. 7. B. ELXIN, DIED MARCH 9TH,
1890.
The death Of any good man is TO
be regretted. The death Of q good
man in the meridian Of life is to be
deplored; but when that good man,
still in the fuIlness of bis overs, is
the msinstay of q community, what
WAS before a subject for private
grief, becomes q source of public
lamentatioM
DR.. Elkin for years had exercised,
in the families Of his section, the
rights and duties ofthe family physi-
clan until his personality had grown
into the warp and wool Of the
community. Ordinarily such a rela-
ton rises above the considera.
ton of duty done and reward paid
therefore 2s hnman life and human
health are Invaluable, so the reso' Cos
Of the family physician can never
be reduced to or kept on . plan e Of
money valuation. But when such
q relation has begun with the begin
ing Of life and followed its varying
gradAtions to the grave whe, he
who enjoys ii has cared for the child
has guided the youth, has advised II e
wife, has counse]ed the mother, h7s
wept around the bier. he becomes a
integral part Of the family, shari4 =
alike it's joys and sorrowa In thu
as . grand linking force in the bo,,y
polite, he occupies unique iesl r.
ton. When added to this that u a..
becomes the common counsellor In
| every field for bis fellowman, the
loved one becomes the sage When
he, already 40 dear to his people. ia
their guide-pOst OF Religions hoye
his memory deserves to be hailoxed
There is no acquaintance Of Dr.
Elkin but will read here his pnblie
virtues, His private life was ever
as beautiful. As practicioner of
medicine, he was studious, earnest.
well-informed, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fai conscientious and able. As a
man, he vas honest, noble, honora-
bic and true; as husband, father and
brother, he Wa ono OF the most
loving, kind, considerate men / have
ever known. AS church member he
was Christlike and consistent alto
gether "such a combination as would
give the world assurance Of a MIN
"Abou Ben Adham dying asked
NO higher boon than that to be re-
membered an one who Loved his fel
low man. The angel reading said
"And 10, he stood above all the rest.1
II this is an true religion as il is
morals and sentiment, on IT alone
could our de parted freud rest his
hopes for Heaven
The family of DR.. Elkin have
reason to sorrow for IS good and
lcyable q man IS I ever knew.
Bat Ged has gigen them much TO
soften that sorrow; jndged by al
divine promises and hannah sense
| God has set His seal Of approval
upon him they mourn. Is it not
Isxeet to think that ones deaC
was dear to all Who knew him
That around many q Hreside the
cricket Will ehirp less nerriiy, tina
the morning songs in many home
win be no~e plaintive, that bis in
fluence will be missed, that man!
q decision in church and IN bu sines
will be Hess sound Tor the lack o.
his opinion.
God has given them a great sor
row, God has tempered it with q
: |
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&c, to Eckfsrds aad see what =
ovely store he has and receive .
hearty Welcome
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Eckferd,s Corner Drag Stere tor
III good tobacco,
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NOTICE.

Monre County Farmers' Alliance will
meet In regular Quarterly -session on the
10th Of April, 1t Central Grove,
J.J. BAsuAM,
Presideat
e. Z. BeOxMAY,
Searq1urV.
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The largest line of Black and
gray dress goods all
JEW AND STYLISH
at,STERN BROTHERS.
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Eckforfs Corner Drug Store for
delicious Soda Water.
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SAVE MONEY.
We have bought X. X. loves
Stock Of Hardware and Agricultur-
al Implements. Merchants, and
Cash buyers, will find Prices salts
factory. Call and see.
LAM & CARTER.
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Sam Jones at Aberdeen.
The Noble and Oh 10 RasirsaA
Company.

To accommodate those wishing
to attend the Rev. Sam Jenes meet
ings at Aberdeen, Miss, April 18th.
to the s3rd, the following special
trains viii be rum, commencing A..
NJ of April 18th, and csntinaing dai
ay until April 2Srd inclusive.
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Roast, Rich, Tender, Juicy
~ AT BRAKES. -

Eckforfs Corner Drag Store for
soaps, toilet article, combs, brushes
etc. etc
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Eckford has the largest stock OF
drugs AID the handssmest drug
Store in the Soath
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In Be Estate Mary Gay Dc7d
A. NJ. Holladay A dmr

A. NJ. Holiday Adm
Whereas OIL the S,h day of jam
nary 1890 letters of administration
was granted the undersigned on the
Estate of Mary Gay deceased Nov
this to request all persons having
CLAIMS again ST the estate of his
interstate TO exhibit the same, and
have them registered by the Clerk
of Chaneery Court, of Menrse
County, Mississippi within one year
from this date or they will be for
ever barred
" Hnfyn~~
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O.. All strangers should 60 Eckferfs
Great Phenix Drag Store and ex-
anime the beauties and novelties Of
the house and contents. Each and
all cordially invited to call and make
headquarters with rs Eckfer q
Drug Store, at the corner.
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Dsr Eckford's corner Drag Store
for Prescriptions ~
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THE work Of tearing dewnthe old
Roberts building fer the erection
of the new Babtist church is rapid
ly progressing.
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WORK was resumed on the new
schsel building hast week. 1t prom
Uses to be one Of the finest in the
State and one Of which our people
should feel proud
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BEAR IN MINDi
That when looking for Splng and SUM-
ssser Goods you wddl Ind tlbe
GREATEST VARIETY
ard
LOWEST PRICES
STERN BROTMERs
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EckfsrTs Corner Drug Store for
cigarA
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Roast, Rich, Tender, Juicy
AT DRAKES.-

Competition is what we hunger for,
thirst for, yearn for.
Life would become stagnant with
out competitor.
TITS competition that keeps us in
front, and urges us to keep a big
stock of Drugs, Liquors, Paints,
Stationary, Novelties, Vases, Toilet
Sets, Fancy Good and so many
things to please the eye and tickle
the fancy of mortals.
j. w. ECKFORD'S,
PhDnix Drug Store.
@ After April 18th Doctor Davis
will be with me, who will make
Plate Work a Speciality. -W
DR.. J. ID. Sugg.
Roast rich, tender, juicy at
sDRAKES.s
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Federal Court convened yester.
day. Jldge Hill looks to be in sne
heaith.-He IN q noble hearted
kindly man, and deserves the long
life and prosperity that has been
vOuchsafed him
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainiield. lfl-
makes the statement that she caught c0ldL
which settled ON her lungs; she was treuted
for msnth by her family physician. Int
g@w wsrse. Ne told her size wss Aepe-
bees ~ieim OF csnss A,pti..A mnd That ne
medicine coNld care her. Her drtcgiIt
sng ,ested DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. she &aHgIft a bottle and 10
her delight fessd herseat beReEa.ed from
FIRST dose. She soytfmrued de use and nftex
taking Ten 3ettscS, found herssdf sanp<
auna weR. now does her Swn housewsrk
and is nc well ne she ever was.-Fnee triad
botte of i&is Great Discovery mt aa~mtI-r-
s"ns Drag Store, large bottles Sec and 81
Go to w. A. Warmers to have
your harness and saddiery work
dene-His shop on Maple street
opposite Lam & Carriers warehouse.
Warner is a frst-class workma.
works cheap and is witha, good
ho'e" mail [U.j
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For Beefstake. Go to Drakes-
Dr, w. l. Broyls has opened his
-Daatal Office over Mr.. Shells new
drugstore, and d ready for work.
Patronage solicited
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-ELCTHING!

For elegantly made and stylish clothing
at low tdioes call on
STERN BROTHERS.
Boast, rich, tender, juicy
TAT DRAKEs-f
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"a

WHITFIELD KEEPS THE BEST.
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For Beefstake. Go to brakes
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NEW AND STYLISH

NEW AND STYLISH
Wooden Dress Goods
Pattern Robes
Sateens,
Challies,
Plain Striped,
and
Plaid White Goods.
Embroideries,
Black and Gold Gimps,
Hosiery,
COrsets,
Handkercheifs,
Ribbons, sc. &c.
Cheaper than any where else,
at STERN BROTHERS.
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China Mattings, Carpets and Rags
NEW AND CHEAP
at STERN BROTHERS.
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CALL ON WHITFIELD
cfore you buy your groceries
HEWILL SAVE YOU N0NEYM
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- For Beefstake. Go to Drake
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Roast rich, tender, juicy at
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Try Whit{jelds Saratoga Chips
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