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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
rpl,ITS AND BERRIES-FRESII.

Apples continue in moderate receipt. good de-
mand and firm. Boston pears quiet. Table grapes
ia moderate supply but moving slowly. and outside
tive and market frmer on top qualities. Florida
oranges in heavy supply; stock largely coming
out in bad order and prices very weak and rregu-
lar; outside quotation is now reached only for Sc
;ected counts: average prime straight lines freely
offered at 81 5o rs. and defective stock Is selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
EGGS

Receipts for the week 765 bbs and Al57 cases
There has been little change In the general position
At the close receipts are running very heavy. but
consist chiefly Of winter stoci-held fresh and
ihnei eggs Only few fresh-gathered arrive and OF
these small part have been fancy. At the close
bids have been rnssd for fresh-gathered. but only
n few of the receipts show quality to reach
quotation extras average lots grading no better
than frsts Icehouse stock IL not quotably higher
and average holdings freely offered In range
quoted but a few lots OF extra fine bring Il
rremi,lrn Lined eggs dull and unimproved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. 5000 pkgs: exports. asst pkss
esrSnt receipts that thsy are held fa'sy steady q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
CHEESE.

Receipts for week 25.67S boxes. Exports: 1870
boxes. The market has got into pretty dnli ru,
orally holding off. and shippers find nothing IN
either the cable mail advices that seems 10
warrant any important movement on thelr part
With few exceptions the range OF prices re-
mains about as previously quoted. but In some
quarters we note q little more anxiety 10 SELL
Especially the late made stock. and slight con
cessions are made in Instances, From store the
perfect September full cream large size cheese
Bring ilstGii,sc but at tie receiving depots llzc
is now seldom exceeded and some fancy October
have sold recently at uikc At lie very choice
stock is Offering and very good lots for c Less
only In exceptional cases. Part skins are dui
and while a few of the choice parcels command
former rates much Of the stock could be bought
at least &c less. were there buyers for It, Liver
pool cable. 54s. 800 ,,. ,
PStIadclohia BUYERS took 1000 boxes white cheese
at Watertown or Saturday DC for part skins:
and lVqlic for full cream. mostly AT o.c. local
house has lust bought 800 boxes of the Excelsior
factory-5jO color ed and $50 whie-Septembsr make,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
IiENLOCR

rr,rurp-R.-,,ock sole H. In fair demand from cx.
,n- tnt thc local thinner. aro taking only moderate
Tea lot On the whole the piarke, IA steady u hrm
~ mn. hanged prsos. We quot:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
HOPS.

Receipts for the week 1906 bales: exports 2s3i
bales Imports 3, bales Business is little queter
than !: was last week. but holders have lost none
of the advantage secured recently; Indeed there IS
quite firm holding of the higher grades. with
apparently no hurry to sell. Exporters have sent
nearly $1,000 bale' TO England since September i
and there is a disposition to hold up little. and
see how the foreign markets stand these heavy
shipments. Brewers taking stock moderately
az their needs require but not inclined 10 buy
at all heavily. Country markets shade hrmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
STEAMBOATS,.

GyWRWy0G@ lOMlEo
INSIDE ROUTE hEpCcS,ElD '"N~
BOSTON 49, Woht I'm r., ..
steamers leave Pier 40 tot). North NV. tSsM d
De.brosses st. Ferry at 80 T. NJ dily eHrc2, xax
London, at ): rs \. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

111l1lsc. but they be moved only as buyers nee
the goods. Choice are little more plenty IMAM
are dull and weak stqsa.c car Of good o fdi y;
&C. and some inferior stock for less. Sundr led APP
Piles without much change but quiet and easy;
Chops and cores and skins neglected and somewhat
nominal Peaches have only small jobbng trade
Raspberres quiet and weak. Cherries STEADY.
Rlackberres firm. Huckleherres scarce. Caiior-
MIA fruits arriving freely and prices favor the buyer
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
A Wolf Story From Russia.

In many Ct the southwestern districts q
Russia the wolves are this season showing
unusual temerity in raiiing sheep-folds al q
attacking not only horses ard cattle, bat str
w.ytarers along the highways and by-pat!
traversing or >kirting the forests. A few ia s
ago a peasant Oh foot and sievemah"r dI1
a Lle horse arantass were toward nightfai
approaching the village of Planje, near Dub
no, when they w-re startl- d by the chase CRY
Of a wolf pa k in eir rear. The p2asA
fl-d an reacle. The village in safety. The
horse and tarantass, winch had been some
little distance behind the peasant, dtshed lllto
the village a few minutes later, but without
their owner. The next morning the pool
sievemakers bones We're found scattered about
the spot where he had been attacked and
dragged from the vehicle by his rlveI ous
pursuers. while the unforluua man, head
was discovered in dreadfully mu;ilated con-
dt;on, nearly half mile away.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
Bowie Distinct.

Cha II Ahhut--iIpIse q It at = rock j
H. tjl ) ate It 80 MY l. Ms for lSf2.. o. ID
I-aac " Brawn-Lot d mill at Coll nst,n. STATE
# county iur l,.2 I'll -
Samuel + b .lt-Str f. d perch- Mea low, 10 acres
see deed re ur,ed N s ,, + . $40 Stat. If county
taxes frr >!f2 S-l Gu
Mrs Mary \ Burge"- 3. Air 30 ceres, more or
les, ale d county iaXtH To- le@..'-'.. '' Sti d.
Mrs nkn,y Bart n acre lot an tmrroVem -.
mtg AM county aNc- for ~ sc
john W Brown-Pa t of Strifc,6 acres, more OF ie.s
State county taxes for ~. 81 ID
VIM CulveI-impro> ements. ate aIu coUn
Ei,'t'a CDlsin--F She. : Ran e, c3nfalnng re-
STATE AMI tax for T!....''.'.'-'. - We
o,a Il Cna Improvement ATE ana co our ~
faxes fbr W. 80 - So,
t;a.,r;rl pa Nai-Gl niaic, Ito. acre iot, sore
II ms, an tract md cale Ma letta Sta'e IN
county taxes Tor so. - GU VI
Al IA ,deI T. Oak -2' lots Bo"ie-S ate ana eo 20 IN
Mrs : Du Val-Hrlhiay CAoce, ~ icres Stae
mi coautv taxes fog lel2 ...'...'.'''.''''pf I"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

Amo = those who made speeches III honor OF
the retiring statesman were Representatives
Holman. of IuGi, HI +, # ILL.,: and Ne
Creary OF Ken. No greater compliment than
that paid By Mr.. Hit. when he said I'm the
cor s.. er .ton public questions Mr. Blount
has been patriot and not partisan, has
ever Ell or ever will be paid legislator
The Hawaiian commission having preSen-
ted the pelitio of the government they rep
resent for annexation to the United States, to
Mr. Harrison, through the Sec of State, are
now waiting IS patiently as they may for an
answer. In spite of the nv stery Win winch
the officials of the State Department are try
ing to surround the matter there would be
little doubt Of the character of tie answer
were it not so near the Glcsa of NJ. IL irrlson
term. He unquesrionably farors annexation
but may SO long as it can hardly be consum-
mated under his administration, concluded to
leave it for NJ. Cleveland and the demo rat
ic Congress 10 arrange. TIL Il is certainly
what he s., ouid Dc.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
College Park. Feb. 6ih. 1898.

College Park, Feb. 6lh. 1898.
To the Farmers Of the State The
Board of Worlds Fair managers for
Maryland, at meeting held on the 3lst
ult., decided that Maryland should be
represented the Agricultural Hall at
Chicago.
This decision must be received with
pleasure by every public spirited Agri-
culturalist in the State. 1t offers our
farmers an opportunity to show to the
world what Maryland is capable of in
this line of human endeavor; her full
capacity shown can but be a source Of
pride to every man interested in the
welfare of the State.
We make a direct appeal to every
farmer in the State to give US his
hearty cooperation in this most i'm
portant matter.
If you are willing to aid us by con-
tribptions of samples of different vari-
cites of your grain, hay, roots, etc.,
Photographic views of your stock and
well kept premises, specimens of fruits
put in glass jars in your homes and IN
this matter our appeal is directly te
the ladies, for we know by a wide and
careful observation that no locality
can impress them IN what they cal
furnish for exhibition on this line
1t is repeated then, if you Me willing
to aid US in this matter, write at once
to the undersigned and full particular:
Twill be given as to the amount OF mater
ial of each kind wanted and full direc
tons as to packing and shipping to thu
Central Office for Collection, Baltimore
where all frelghts will be paid.
| We earnestly ask prompt action OF
your part. Our time is very short ant
we desire in this time to make a co lee
ton of which every Marylander ma.
Justly be proud.
The object is two-fold; 1st, to affor'
an opportunity to crafty pleasurabl
pride; End, to afford an opportunity
with object lessons, attractively to sho'
the advantages of Maryland, on tn
line Of her diversified interests and b
the mems Of calling attention of tn
hurying world to her capabilities an
productions
1t Is expec ed to return specimen
loaned for exhibit.
We are required to have the exhibi
ready for shipment from Balti more
= Chicago b. the last Of March.
II. W. SYLVESTER.
President NJ A c.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
Surrattsville, p. G. Co., Md,
Il. W. SYLVESTER.
President NJ. A c.

Surrattsville, p. G. Co., Md,
Feb 4th, 1898.
Mr.. EDITOR Our citizens were
agreeably surprised to-day, by a visit
from Mr.. G. NJ. Henault, the Chief
Marshal of the Inaugural Parade from
this county for the 18th of March, and
am glad to inform you, Of the enthu-
siam aroused by his presence, and am
sure old Surratts will be well repre-
sented, by gentlemen and ladies from
this district. We are also informed
that next Saturday, Mr. Henault has
been invited to attend the Democratic
club meeting at ? P NJ and at Grange
Hall in Oxon Hill Dis riot at 6. Z. NJ.
the same day. | have no doubt that
after his visit both Of those districts
will be fully organized to be represent
ed in the inaugural Procession, the PEG
pie must not undervalue the great
good that this county will derive from
our representation. twill advertise our
county to the whole country and, con-
sequen,ly, population by permanent
settlement among us will follow -
Would that we had many such men in
our midst.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

Trampins Jake Its getting to be too
hard wok to pick up livin' in this conntr, .
Eft wuz It so fun away ia 60 to Central
Amerikv. A man don't have to do nothi
the q. Whole country's covered with banan-
as n thin to do but lay under tree all
Gay an eat ban lnas.'
Rusty Rnfe-''Got 10 pick EN- "t"n the
tresS, han't ye?'
"Cours -
Il knoyal th4r' va 50 IA dravb!r ,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
LIZ aN1 1i7gSIT 1g4?ANI
OF MARYLAND,

y ECOMES sole surely on bonds Of execu
II Tors, administrators, guardians, receivers
trustees &c, and in all undertakings in judi
cial proceedings.
of attrchmeAt, replevin appeal, etc.
Insures the fidelity of persons holding places
f rust of every description.
Acis as transfer aem un neIs t,ar of stocns
nd bonds issued by cipal. railroad and
9th corporations
Receives money on dHpo it; makes loans
iea.s in exchange, foreign and domestic, and
e. cry deseriIt II OF / re. ,eity real and per-
e. fleets
se. estate, hts, ihcomes, 4 erusi, an6 man
rrt is X for guardians, trustees, adminis-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
Editor

We have some interesting figures
from the Pension Bureau. They Il
lustrate the way in which the bounty
of the government has been exploited IN
a partvs interest, for the purpose Of
holding the Northwest to the Repucll-
cans. New York furnished AS, $50
men to the Union armies during the
war, and now has S3,311 pensioners on
tee rolls, or about one pensloner to
every 81 men furnished indiana sent
but 1876 363 men and has ,1,420 pen
sioners. or little more than one tor
evers three men furnished. Ohio has
about the same ratio. having furnished
313,1SO men and having 9S,916 pen
sioners. Iowa, State which had to
be specially "worked" to hold it in line,
furnished 1920 men and has 31,131
pensioners, or almost exactly one pen
sioner to every two men furnished
Minneso.a has Jared still better That
State which furnished only "A 020 men,
has 5,206 pensioners, or considerably
more than one for every two men -
Michigan furnished S7,364 men and
has 44,O4S pensioners, or more than
one to two. Does any sane man doubt
that these figures represent wholesale
fraud and the exploitation Of the Gov
erment's bounty in aid of political
party:
GOVERNOR BROWNS CONVENTION
Gov Brown has sent the following
letter to county delegates:
"scme months ago | published an
address to the people Of Maryland infol'
ming them that proposed holding
convention of representative citizens
faom the state and City Of Baltimore
for the purpose of discus ing the ques
ton of assessment and taxation, so al
to estrblish the principles upon which
an assessment should be based prepar-
atory to the meeting of the Genera
Assembly at the session of 1894.
"You have been named to me b.
prominent citizens Of your county as
suitable representative for this conven
ton, which conenes on the 2lst day o
February at Sutro's Hall, Baltimore
The actual travelling expenses and no
tel bills Of the delegates from the coun
ties will be betrayed by voluntary con
tributions on the part of representaflv
citizens Of the state.
81 now write to ask if you will con
sent 10 serve as ore of the delegates t
this convection. Hoping l may hav
your acceptance promptly, and request
ing that you reply to my private ot1ict
$50 North Charles street Baltimore.
The Governor said last night falls
impression existed in some quarter
that the convention was for the purpos
of framing tax bill. The object, h
stated, was to discuss the principle {
taxation and a proper basis upon whic
law should be made, and the discus
ion of the constitntionalty Of the la
he refused to sign.
The Governor appointed Messrs CHI;
Claggett, c c Magruder and j H Ri;
ston as delegates from this county
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
9th day of March '93

md continuing same till ) IN II: on that
md each Succeeding day (Sui-TNs tArtplFd>
mill all ilav,. necn oIltiei 10y II
The lieIt Of redemption tx ends 10 TIVE
wears ii, nj dl,r Of >ae by lying 10 thu Conn
~ Tleasin.r OF the ruIIcila>he the anlonn
D lid by sac pilcna>er al the date Of sale Will
int resi- a the rate OF l. p elC per a hu
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

The Indiana Supreme Court yesterday de-
MED the petition for a rearing in the app0rtion-
ment case. the legislature vii now have to
make new appostionmam',
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
CHDOL NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Board
of County School Commissioners, on
Monday, Feb. 18th, 1898,
for the transaction of the ordinary bus
mess of the Board.
BY order:
Thos. S. Stone,
Secretary and Examiner
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

Dr. Vincent wife mrlrdare', who was TO
have been hanged in Fresno, CAL has been
repreved by the Governor pending a rrviow
of his case by The Snpnmr courf.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

Lieut. james Il. Dodge, of the fouth
United States artillery, tried by courtm 'tlai
for desertion and duplicating his accounts, has
been dismissed from the service.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
Nansvil e District

John ana l. Al "A 'i", W nu -.
nalnpoin 10 ,' ~, - ,esd recorde ii
roT d I"ti \, fj'o az state & cuun;y IL Ne:
f, 1900 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 :.
80, 4, ..,r U,,.e moi LAX land ) ate al
sammy t,xes f.: 1852 Observation-Disclosures. - :;
r, !. y, ,1,le u ,use No3 Lakeland State an,
d, bitchle"s'. IS Nv ~ "a =
t'"". "N'" - -, 81
} btookenst tir 1 IL W. az '''N s11 81
N0''' '
f Brown-A tract of land cpntaih'ng ~ &C
or les, nam: u known: ht II STU X Tx. u N -
State AMI county thN"> / Il y: - 80. - -
lanes + Rrowu-A trtc; Of ,rl citlcd iich lhick
e. cpntAlng acres. IN re ~ les, iT tau uescrLP
ton see deed rec feH i'"er . W D. no ~ ,'is
90 4l' ""'
ii ,nry Baden \ u"Ct oi 1t ~ n 'o"' a. - ~ I
IL Ii conLalhi 9is acres Ill Vi i'' 90 g a.
County ''N0 ,., 49,,
Messrs Ch Ids and n-Iwo tracts 81 l'hc, one
known as ptt "a MI ~ oTher ,,xn a. co..
~ "'iG>i n go ~ eros. ,n1rr or lass Stat,
AMI c1nniy taxes -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 S,
Mis- !u> pane Comis- lSts Ill charlton lieiSn!S'
State and county taxes Tor 80 Do
larlton leigh improvement 80 n> III 'laii
'0'i rs r nail flIIo 5l3 state and county
49,, e., ,S,r, S i4 81
1 ,-.,,,,.,, a.. NJ,
gru,iers IL Il conattns 200 or less, ate
and cJuulv taxes 70: 80 - d
Mr.. Tb,S Dwyar-A tract of land known as Indian
pange cnntaininr 3 acres more or less 5 ate ant
county taxes for % 81 B
Ny. Ch,rlas q Fnack-A tract of land known a.
EauS,,,l g mt aiming 80 acres III re or less. STATE
md courv taxes for 81 observation-disclosures, );
pli1ir EyanS-a IS and impr ,vements in Lake
r,td It,ta and c,uufy taxe, t,r W ....S s. s:
| W. Li,,,.,hr , tract ut land known As Ross.
,uro containing q &C e. more or - For IA full
description eed recorded III Fiber ii b, no 3,tol
i?2 state ana county taxes l'I 10 d
= Ii lilSah- II use o l. La ''''''' go a. =
county t"Acs i'' '-.''.'''''''' $50 80
VIM GdrdHtr-i-' II b no lf'i'io -oo u % -,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
If which he will be Il member.

Gov. Brown Wednesday looked over
the Stevenson Archer pardon papers
and finally decided that he would not,
under any circumstances, take action
in the matter.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
O. O.. Frame Dwelling
HOUSE

md Out-builuiuss A j 'inn" the village e
Piscataway and ny Tenant lIolis' and
barns on different pats OF the land and has o.
about 100 Acres Of fine oak TIMBER suit
.bl,, for cross ties. The soil is good and vel
adapted to the raising OF fruit IS well as o.
staple crops
TFRNS OF LIE:
One hird Casl oue-lhird in SIN months and
,ne-third in Twelve month 5 from he day OF
sale OF al cash st he option Of the purchaser
deferred pa, mtnts to bear interest and he St
cured to The satisfaction # the undersigned
John SEYMOUR I. Waters; two hund; ed dol
lars Of tie cash instalment to b" p'ii at The
time of sale the baiarce Immediately rppn IL
ratification.
JOHN SEYMOUR T. " ATERS,
Attorney named i'll said Mortgage.
For any fulhrr information address or cal
on j. S, T. Waters. Room 50 3ank'of Baltimore
Building or No IA E Lexington Street, Btlti
more, Maryland, or Wm. W. Hall, No 436 +
street, 5 w, Washington, ID G
Feb :,-tS
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
ours etc.



The nomination of Judge Jackson o
Tennessee, to succeed Justice Lamar on
the supreme rench, was in conformity
with the announced intention Of Mr.
Harrison, as intimated in these column
heretofore. There was neither necessi
ty nor good taste in the haste display
ed in the matter, yet the retiring presl
dent was, apparently, bent on pursuing
the course adopted and securing what
eter Of credit might accrue. Person
ally, the selection Of Judge Jackson
appears to be d good one, He is a
Democrats, a member Of the bar wei
thought Of in his own safe and whose
private character is unimpeachab,e.-
There seems no reason to suppose that
loco VII IL .;lt'G 10 his con
nation and it is to be hoped be will b
;l.l itt slst tribal
of W hich he will be a mem her
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

all the f lIowirg described real estate, TO Wit:
al That NaluAb tract Of land know IS lot
uumbe, ed eleven II in HE town of L al. lis
burg, being b uuce1 on the north by Ii Ne
ten GA the east by Ross s'rft eNterr"t Oh
south 10y Cross stree ana on. tie west = Hs.1.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of \ IECEEE OF Tie clcut
- court tor Prince George, county III equity
passed in a cause in sa d court pendini. whore
in John 5 ephen. and Caroline Is Step'rFn, his
wife are cnInpia inarts and William .. BALD
win and others ne defendants, the undersign
ed. Trustee. Will exp 'se 10 public sale on tie
premises in i adtusburg, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

BY NIR1 | Z of power contained in IA moi
gage from Charles G Spo,syood TO Frances
orn"'ia Talitfrrro dated the l4th da Of
IA Gil, 1892. and recorded III Lher } i.
No. 20. folio ti1 etc one of the land rt cor
book. of Prince Georges county, MARYLAND
he undersigned J hu Seymour L. Water ,
attorney nom'd i'll said NOR g. will 81 Al
public auction at the f ont do of the Court
House in the town Of PIPER VI ulbnro' in said
Prince Georges comfy iii the State of NJ nA :
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

Andrew Ertz Io' x improvement at High
JnA. STATE AMI count KS for l~"2...il %
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-10

NJ /. & ruitu. i.,t No >, I'll. y .i''Elis 'tio
AliiIl0u II .a'iSv.le. : ate and county ItN
for % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Them : I; CT IN. II, /. tr.r E VI : NJ t
H.. n 4 act of illd c.tlt { . VI I"nr. COZ
i,t5IuUs li6 a.T'S mere It iA>S. = n" a'i
90 n Y taxes tor % ...............T 81 Oh
! In L Cook. I tract OF Ilr.; called 81 n
beth'> DrIi.hr, so li.,i Iing = aces. NY" or
less. = ne and cnnn'v taSr- f,r @2....'1 90
J Nm + va IS. Hers. a tract 81 land c,lI-
"a DunhurIrt. rr tHiuIn2 ll!4 'rles more or
less. : II" and count, / y y Hf......lb -
G /, Druu;>nn. I.,t T.. B.".k -. Xiv Is
81. PAX. N.rlr ana CVI!t / laNS t'r "
l.,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-20
-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
hem, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, ea'h bottle guaranteed-Electric Bit
tiers, the eg.at remedy for Liver, Stomach
and kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and Nr. Kings New Life
Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these
remedies are guaranteed to do just what is
claimed for them and the dealer whose name
is attached herewith will be glad to tell you
more Of them. Sold at r. Blacknall & Sons
drug store.