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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Here is journalistic enterprise. A
young man has started u newspaper
OH the Sioux reservation. There are
no white people there yet, but they will
have newspaper when they arrive.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01
QUAINT BUT EFFECTIVE. PARALLELS
BY DR.. TALMAGE.

Tho Very Nnmc Of Jesus Has In 1t Mel.
) oily whicl, a feet. the soui-I, Is Wrong
To iscstow IInr.:, Names on Children.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01
jesus. love thy charming name,
'Tis rnisic to my chr;
Fain would SCUM; il out so loud
There Is lsTuch In n mime.


Still further: remark it is a bcauti-
fulsuamc. You lave noticed that it
is impossible to dissocatc 4 nalnc from
Tic person who has the name. So
there arc names that arc To me repul-
sive-I do moi want to hear them
at all-wlliic inosc very iiancs are at
tlactlvc to you. Why tic difference
1t is because Happen to know per
SONS by Those names who are cross,
and sour, and snappisll, and queer,
while the persons you used to know
by those names were pleasant and
attractive. As we cannot dlsso-
ciatc IL name from the person
who holds the name, that consld-
Grafton makes Christ's name SO UNI
speakably beautiful. No sooner is it
pronounced i'll your presence than
You think of Bethlehem and Gcth-
semlame and Golgotha, aud you sec the
loving face and hear the tender voice,
and feel the gentle touch. You see
Jesus, the one who, though banquet
ing with heavenly hicr,rchs, came
down TO breakfast on the fish that
rough men had just hauled out OF
GcncssareL; Jesus, the one who,
though the clouds are the dust of his
feet. walked footsore OIL Tie road to
Enlnaus. Just as soon us that name
is pronounced i'll your presence you
Think of how The shining one gave
back the centurioil's daughter, and
how lie helped the blind man TO The
sunlight, and how he made the Grip
ple's crutchcs useless, and how he
looked down into the babs's laughing
eyes, and, as tile little one strug-
gled Ito go to him, flung out: his
arms around it and impressed a
loving kiss on its brow, and said: of
such IS the Kingdom Of heaven" Beau
tiful nane-Jcsus! Itstands for love,
forzpaticnce, for kindness, for forbear-
ancc, for self sacrifice, for nlagnaninl-
ity. tits aromatic with all odors and
i,ccordant with ell harmonics. Some
times 1 see that name, and the letters
seem TO be made out of tears, and then
again they look like cleaning crowns.
Sometimes they seem to me as though
twisted out of the straw on which ne
lay; and then as thouGh built out of
the thrones on which his people shall
reign Sometimes I sound that word
.'Jcsus, and | hear coming through
the two syllaGlcs the sigh oil Gcthscnl.
ane and the groan of Calvary; aud
again I.spund it, and it is all ripple
With gladliessand airing with hoS;lil1la.
Take salli.tlre glories OF book blndery
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

We have real landslide Ladies' Straight Kid Balls all szes
to Is at Sl.5O, cheap 1925 DON'T fail TO see them In
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01
Facts are Stubborn Things.

prices dn all winter goods,
boots these Will positively sell at cost for CASH
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

The waistcoat worn by the i'll fated
Louis II of Bavaria, on the day Of his
mysterious death, is now exhibited at
Furth, in the shop window of liquor
dealer, who purchased it at the auc-
ton sale of the personal effects OF. the
late king. Lest there should be any
doubt as to the authenticity OF the
garment thus displayed, the auction
GERS warrant and bill of sale are pin
ned to IT.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01
8ich, aaealtifal and Good.

1t makes no difference what it is
that you want, if it is 10 the line OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewe!ry, Silverware
or SpectacleS
l will furnish You. I am carrying
a stock now that must suit every
one in want of such goods. Every
article fully warranted to be as
good as represented. Buying rs !
do, for cash, and in most articles
direct from the manufactures, ] can
always get the lowest possible
prices. and making my living by
my repair work, sell for the small
lest possible profit. All my prices
compare favorably with city prices,
but in most articles my prices are
MUCH CHEAPER for same goods. |
make a speciality of AMERICAN
WATCHES in gold and silver, for
ladies, gents and boys.
All kinds of repair work in my
line will De done in a workmanlike
manner, also letter engraving in
rings, SC.
You-are invited to call and assure
Yourself.
JOHN w. DUNCAN.
Main Street, Onancock, Va.
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ACCOMAc e. H. VA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY |, 1890
sTIIls EYEIs BLESSED NAME.

Pill LII Glt DLl1Dol.Il hAh1L'
I.
iSG0AiN bUi 5tNfsC I'VE PARALLELS
BY DR.. TALMAGE.
Tho. Very Name "f Jesus Has IN 1t " Mel
s. oily Which 4 feet. the SOUL, Is Wrong
to iscstow rIur.:, Name. on Children.
b There 1, i,Iuch IN n Mime.
~ tiEEEaToWH. Jan. 26.- Wliilo tAc
steamer .A1lania, from Liverpool. was
lying IN this l.:ubor a few hours today
forthe mails, nlany Of the pas
ssenGers went ashore. The Rc,. L. DC
Witt TlllnaGc, D. d., WAS among the
number. and took advantage of t'ac
opportunity to preach Els subject
was. Wlutis in IL Namet" and Lis
text lolIillippi:usii, 9:"A name which
is above every name" The eminent
preacher, said:
On my Way from the Ifoly.Land,
saifd while. Iwait forstllc stearirr To re-
jSlJillesliS.rsy3X,agot To America. preach
TO 5ls.this text, which was one
Selltlluslastlc
81 sst1 81
ce,ii.IilsS verb To be-
There lsil otillnS names,
alltlssol l,alvli lsSsolnetlnles present tlelr.
3clilldrells iQr-l,aptism regardless OF tle
Title given them, and not thinking
That that particular title will be eithar
II hindialnce or help. Strange ms
take. You have no right to give to
your child tame that IS lacking
either III eHp.lonyx or III moral
meaning. 1t is q sin for you
local your child Jehoiakim or IIg-
hath: Pilcsei. Bec;lusc you yoln$aifInay
have an cxaspcr;ll;Ig nal.ic is no rca-
solrwlly you should give it To those
WHO como alter. But how ollen we
have seen some name, filled with jar
;goi,, rafting down from generation 10
generation, simply because some Que a
ioilg while ago happened 10 be afflicted
williil. [nslitutions and enterprises
have sol.lclins without sufficient de-
liberation ulllcn their nomenclature.
Jiilgl,ty dcs.inirs have been decided by
tIle.si riliiic;lncc. Of Il narlc. There arc
ucli w.io Iii .tiieil.l he long toll and tls-.
le2to gel over the influence OF some
unfortunate name. W!lle we may,
:Irousi, right behavior and Christian
lcuralor. 0utilvc7thc fact that VIC were
,aptlze. by l;i,,zllamc Of u despot, or
III iin:i.I.l. or -;lcheat. how much bet
;crlt woutlyhayc been if we all could
have started life without any such en-
-.urlll.li,,c. N.l.cn lind tic apostle,
nysl text and IN other parts of his
writing. breakiiis out il, descriptions
.,f.afll,.iiaLiolrl,i regard to the name
.ol jesus. want to inquire what are
( ONE al lac ciiar.ctcrisiics CT thatap
ppllalion. A.ld o. that tho Saviour
,ninlsclf. While speak. might fill nc
.witis his own. ply.sc:.cc, for VIC never
sc;ti, tell To others Chat which VIC lave
h
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

II costs the United States govern
mcnt 10000 year. for coal for. its
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01
Who will he the first for the racket
store of
W. j. HALL s. SON.
Rpljndn Va

w no Will he the HFSt lOr Tile Idchc1
store of
". j. HALL & SON.
Belinda, Va.
they break the record,a we meant
they should do, in every line Of
goods. AS we have put ourselves
in track with the closest buyers
everywhere, we have put the knife
deep down into them. We mean
they shall go if low prices will sell
them. Thus we are fighting for
money, for reputation, and for the
people. A few prices as follows:
Best Brown Sugar &c per ID.
Graduated 6. Sc g
School States sc
Clocks 1oc up
Suiting &c
Lamp Burner No. &c
Photograph Frames 25c mp
Mems Oil Grain Boots $3.50
Woven Rugs Sl.9O which usually
retail at 81 so
~ Boots and Shoes a speciality.
A full line of Jewelry.
We are very thankful to our old
customers, and give a special inyi-
tation to all to call and see our
goods. New goods received twice
every week.
W. 4. HALL. g. son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
TIE EUROPEAN LABOR CONFERENCES.

that Empcror williams reason for counnlHc he
initial inquiries relative :, the lalor question TO
France England, Bclrum-aud ~"I/cri'nd is that
thc IobGr moycn cut- u fhD-l c"nntr"- r'"nhe those
IN German coal Gl-tnt,e H. Majesty, Tho
Gazette says j., maiiat uee-t-at'n- '"'" hc lo'"
conditions Of other countries. including italy, Den
marx and sweden.
Tn, Swis, Government has m-trucicd it. repre-
,cnta ives 10 invite the government, of The 'ounir",
10 sci ion the, are accredited - te part n the h'r
conference ~ he held dt Ucruc Ih.- action ou ile
psrt Of switzerland show. that Emperor William
proposals DID regard 10 Worku utu"n have not I'd h"r
to abandon her project for a conicrcnc" ai Ecrnc.
Rome Feb. 1.-THE Italan Government VIII ecud
dclccate, 10 the swiss international Conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
4 BU1LDEE ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
ASKED TO INSPECT SOME VACANT HOUSES AND
ATTACKED IN A CELLAR.

George Swiczcrt. a well-known builder ana con,
tractor Of Tompknsve, staten Island, was Fairo'ou
and robbed IN BayOnNe. y. j.. yesterday aiterhooH
TWO men. who said they brothers and that ther
name was Camp. had asked HIM 10 20 To baYOHho
and give them his opinion on some houses which they
thought Of buying. Early yesterday afternoon S"Ic
zcrt and one Of the went to Bayonnc from staten
Island They were Joined by the alleged brother
Two vacant houses were Thoroughly IN
spcctcd Camp having KEYS to gain admission.
A third house then visited, also vacant. ~
was owned by ex Mayor David " Oliver. and was No.
so Avenue G. swieler wa, asked to 20 into the
cellar 10 make an nvc-ticatOn, and promptly con-
nicd While there the other men knocked him down
And heat him unmeIclfully. They found on him 30
and A valuable gold watch. Tdldng that they uadG
GOOD their escape. after tying their victims hand,.
lie was then unconscious, but recovered about 40
p m. and crawlcd outdoors His Injuries are serious.
Dc.crpton, Of the a5,aiants were obtained D,t no
arrests were made. -wellcrt IS NiLN year oi ana
lives i'm Madison ave. TompHnsvuIe lie say no
cf' several hundred dollars IN his safe before leaving
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST LEcoyEr ALL IN.


Camden. y. j.. Feb II (>pccnl,-Dr h. r.
Folmad of Philadelphia helped the state To-Day -
tile M evidence against ChalkIcy Leconcy. Dr.
Formad said that on the day ah"r the murder 6i
Annie Lccorcy, on september Q, he was handed Il
piece Of wood sawed from the pump frame OF 'he
Leconcy farm. or which drops Of blood. There
WAS sufficient moisture yet in the drops I" aIlo" IL
to be smcaed upon the glass slide Of microscope
Examining it he found 1t to be mammalian Di"'L
The witness testified to Iding blood stains on ar'e'
Of clothing belonging 70 Lcconey which had oeeh
submitted to him. Dr. Formal admitted that nc 'oul"
not say that it was human blood
With this testimony the state rested ia case ana
Counsellor Joseph H. Ga,kil. opening for inc de
fence declared that they should prove the deepest
affection Of LecCuey for hs niece ana lis i Ie'p''
cation. that they should DE able 10 prove the lnP's
.llity of Lcconcy having Committed u' u''IO'' ,
bat tiat % was done by tie rObber "ho caIfcu away
tho money. =, - ..., ,i.or
\'trr surveyor George Haines. Of Moort>t""n' tiQr
ou,.llv Npaircd set of maps Of the scene nI u.'
,.,i.r Mr. Elizabeth Ic,oucy. the wife oi Lecoh'N .
brother William. Va, called. ~he declared Una, WHY
a, tle farm on the Friday after the murder; H"iirlC
MURRAY had said In her prc-rnce that tle a,t 1,r @
he saw Annie alive she Wdo >itudlu, IN ilc M''"'i
door. calling to the dog. ,, ou,,b.+
Dunk" Nuuay Wd7 recalled ana ueuic1 ci"F'"V
ically having said this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
OWE OFFICE Ar A TINE IS EyorGH.

Chicago. Feb. IL spccian.-Judee Richard Prendcr-
CAST who has posed for years Democratic
electoral reformer. VIII find it difficult to draw the
salaries of the two offices 10 which he has been
succcs,iyely elected suit 10 test directly the right
of Judge Prcndergast To hold at the same ome the
"prr of Comfy Judge and that of member OF the
uo,rd of Drainage Trustees WAS begun this after
noon by ". 7. Burgess, a lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
THE STRIKE or THE yEwroRK CENTRAL

suspension Bridge, y. y. Feb. IL Everything was
quict about the New York Central freight yard, to.
day. and mo- disturbance of any ilnd ha, occurred 50
far. Two Canadians started 10 work Yesterday. but
were induced quit. il b, said Tie Central tried 10
have freight trains coming from IN, West made up IN
station order iu the Michigan Central Yards on the
canada side. but il wa soon di~cOutiuucd Supcru-
tcudcat BurroW, is expected here soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
cnARrnR ELncrLoy ~ pnrsfIELD

Ptt,ncd. Mass. Feb II NpeciaU.-Pttsfcd
adopted the city charter today by las majority
Their, were l717 vote, cast out OF about 1900 LEGAL
voter, in town. The result great surprise to every
Body a, even the most ardent friends OF The charter
did not believe II would pas The Democrats thought
ti,t th. rL,rtcr wa framed m the interest, OF the
Republican party hence the Democratic leaders have
been hard aJwOrk against IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
WALL STREET INVESTORS ~ ST. LorIs

st. Louis. Feb II CapcciaD.-rhc stock interest Of
uoll,p, A. CO.. Of Sew York. In the Municipal and
tinted Electric Light Company has been sold to
Isdeuhcre Thalman Go. and sclirman Bros. Of
N,v. York. and Mcs,r, james Campbell Mortimer +.
"a, lor and other, interested with them IN TINS city
rhc uolllus pcoplc, however. retain their bonds
fholrh mi, will not give them any voice I'm the man
,ecuIcut Of the properties The deal was closed by
Mr. Camuhcll who has just returned from New YORK
and Who is president Of the IT Louis Illuminating
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
.pcrvryr IN THE SyATrR CASE

Utica y. y. Feb. ll.-ln the supreme court Gen
rol Term here to-day Attorney Gtnc'al Tabor argued
an tho ANIMAL from the order of Justice Kennedy send
ing the snath case back to Albany County from thi,
county for trial ID. Cady lleuck argued M behan
OF Lha order. and the court took the papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
PoRrrGAEs NATIONAL Defence

Lisbon, Feb. ll.-Ihc Minister, ~ War, Marine and
Finance have signed dccrCos authorizing the com
petion Of the dcicnces Of Lisbon and the armng Of
the forts with guns. Tie DEGREES also provide for
the purchase vi toIped0es the reorganization Of tile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

from the Hurley Bank while he was assistant cashier
Perrin is also ont on S25 900 bal! on charge oi com
pl.cv in the robbery OF the bank, when f4o'oVo ~
express money stolen some mohtHS ao' iN
secured bail on the new charges against hm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

Boston. Feb 1l.-Emu Irick an expert designer
IN the employ Of Whccnu-ht Ehudsc " Co.. "rcnts
for the NcTlmac Mlls, has been missing -inor Saur
d,y FricI came from France few months ago. and
constantly carried with A sOGle al 400 Ia bank notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

Franklin Woodruff and Frank W. Farnham'
COMPOSING the firm of F. Woodruff & Co.. deal
or, i'm fish and salt at 40 20e Produce Exchange
Building and storage in Brooklyn made an as
senmcnt Yesterday tD Edward II Hobbs. The
firm gave preferences for S37,l0O, ana MI
Woodruff made individual preferences for S?7'"oo'
The firm preferences are as follows: Executors
Of the estate Of Mrs Harriet W Starr. balance
Of dcposit money made December 81. 1851
SD 900; Florence Starr. balance of deposit since
March /. lsS3. 81 900: William c. Starr. balance
Of deposit February l. loS3, $4,000 Samuel
NJ Glover balance of deposit November l. l''l'
- 900: Phcbc J. Woodruff. for value OF bonds
o. thc KINGS County Elevated Railroad and stock
of the Empire Warehouse Company, loaned sep
tcmbcr l. 1859. and pledged by the frm as col
lateral. $500; Mary r. Leland, balance Of de-
p,>it January t. 1SS9. $500; Arthur '. ;.
Woodruff. balance Of deposit June l. $50, $500.
Mr. Woodrufs individual preferences are all
for borrowed money. as follows: W. g. Starr
- 600: estate of Harriet W Starr. 10000
rhcbc j. Woodruff $500; Albert ?.
Woodruff $4,000; Sylvester W clark
81 .ooo: H. Nodlah Clark 81 600; tie Rev Ed2ar
r. Clark. : GOO The Messr~. Clark live at
Stafford Springs Conn; all the other preferred
creditors I've in Brooklyn
The notice announcing the failure was posted
i'm the Exchange ~ - p m by Superintendent
Howe. The news Of course. was not gen'r'IN
known Mr. Howe left the building shortly
after the notice was placed on the huletn-oo'Td'
and il could not be learned why he dld TINS
at such a late hour. There were about dozen
mcu on the floor Of tie Exchange when Mr.
Howe spread tie news. and it came 10 them like
thuadcrcap Franklin Woodruff failed!
they exclaimed. impossible" They and others
o.. 2, !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

CANADA SHOULD HAVE EEPREsENTATIoN.
Toronto, ont Feb. 11.-C'loncl Eoulton, ~ the
senate today. gave notice of motion declaring ihdt
the time has arrived whom Canada should be repro
scntcd IN the Imperial Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
4 NOTE ISSUE BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND.


London. Feb 1.-THE Bank of England J. authorized
IN Increase Its note issue to the extent Of $50 900
upon condition that there shall be IA similar Increase
IN the securities for the issuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
A rNIoN1sr NlcrnnY VI PARIIcK.

London, Feb 1l.-In lie election fol Parlick IN
scotland, Parker smith, the Unonist received 4liH
vote, and Mr.. Iennent Gladstone Liberal, received
1929
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
1HE HrRLEY BANK ROBBERY.

Hurley. WIS., Feb. l0.-phelp, Perrin was arrested
Lat ulsnt Oh four charges Of embeLLlement Of fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF FAILS
GREAT SURPRISE TO BUSINESS MEN.

LIABILITIES BETWEEN 100000 AND 800 600
BAD INVESTMENTS IN HAYTI SAID TO BE
THE CAUSE PREFERENCES OF THE FIRM.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

No information seems to be obtainable
concerning the teachers institute which
was appointed for Middlebury Jan. y, -
and II.
The ice-cutters are at work and ice
houses are being filled. The ice is
about foot in thickness and of excellent
quality.
The Pierce House has new porter in
the person of Frank Stone, who for
many years held a similar position at the
Addison House.
The roads and walks of the village are
used altogether too freely by the young
people and their sleds. There is an or
dinance forbidding this thing, and it may
need to be enforced.
The funeral of Mrs. Horace Gorbam
was attended by a large number of rel
atives and friends on Saturday. The
interment was at the cemetery near the
monument in Weybridge'
The Sons of Veterans extend a cor
dial invitation to all to attend their ball
at the town hall on the evening of
Thursday next, January /. The Ladies'
Aid society will furnish the supper and
there will be first-class music.
Rev. j. f. Mead preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday. Arrange
ments for next Sundays services are not
complete as we go to press, but either
Rev. Mr.. Hawley of Brandon or Rev. Mr..
Adsit of Poultney will conduct them.
The village trustees at their meeting
Saturday night paid up all known bills
for the year and abated Il few small
taxes. The accounts are now in the
hands of the auditor, who will prepare
and distribute report before the annual
meeting, January Z.
AS the report has been circulated by
some one not understanding the facts of
the case, that the Pilgrim supper funds
are used for the benefit of the Historical
society, the ladies that have had the care
of the receipts wish it stated that every
dollar has been used for the needs of the
church.
1t is again time to remind the people
of the village and surrounding country
of that useful institution, the Ladies'
library. A considerable number of new
and valuable books have lately been add
ed, and the more members it has the
more nearly abreast of the times it can
keep. The membership fee is 81 a year.
Last Friday was bad day for the rail-
roads. The mail train from the north
did not reach here till between 2 and p.
m. The trouble was just north of Shell
burn station, where freight train COM
ing this way got stuck in drifts nine feet
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-12-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

Diaries at Rich's.
Xmas cards and booklets at Richs.
Money to loan. Inquire at this office.
Go to Z. X. Clay's for jackets and wraps.
Finest line OF teas in town at Benedict's.
Full line of infants wear at +. r. Clay's.
Christmas slippers ut Beckwith Il Cos.
Xmas candy, lbs. tor 25c, at Marshalls.
E. X. Clay's is the place to buy millinery.
Stewards Cough Cure at Riders drug store.
To RENT-A tenement. l46 It'll NJ. C. FooTE.
Special low prices on fur caps at Pine Hall.
Go to A. b. Smiths tor harnesses and cutters
Fresh buckwheat flour at the Star Mill. Att
Ladies' beaver button and balls. at Beckwlth
4 Co.'S.
store.
10 cents for good mixed candy at Bond
Bros.
Violin, banjo and all kinds OF musical stuff
at Richs.
Remember that there is a full line of poems
at aich's.
Extra bargains for the Holidays at b. b
Hopes.
Fancy evening dress shirts, new line, at
Pi1e Hall.
Remember that there Is a full line OF sheet
music at Rch's.
Mems and boys leggins and rubbers to fit,
81 Beckwith 4 Co.'S.
If you want the best truss ever made call at
the Park drug store.
The best lumbermen's arctic in the marke
at Beckwith 4 Co.'S
Leave your subscriptions Tor papers and
magazines at Z. f. Richs.
WANTED, at once, two good kitchen girls.
Apply at Addison House.
Horse blankets, Coo to $3.50; new inyoice at
Pine Hall Twenty kinds.
Umbrellas ties, suspenders, hdkfs., tor
Christmas gifts, at Pine Hall.
To LET-Three hundred and forty dollars.
Inquire at this office.
New line OF willow rockers just received,
and prices low at b. b. Hopes
Farnsworth & Co. are prepared to give
receipts to those who will pay up.
60 to Stems Park drug store for holiday
goo,V OF all sorts at reduced prices.
A inc assortment OF pure confectionery at
perdlar prices at Riders drug store.
FOR SALE.-All sizes and prices of fence
posts. IL. p Hulett, Salisbury Depot.
All persons indebted to me will please settle
soon as convenient. W. H. SHELDON.
All bills OF more than 60 days standing must
Settled. w. ii. SHELDON.
|Those indebted to me are requested TO call
hid settle at once, E. X. CLAY.