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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-11
PORTSMOUTH III EYYS
Meetins OF Board Of supcry,.ors,

The Board of Supervisors held their
regular monthly meeting with the fol-
lowing members present:-C c. r. Nimmo,
chairman; E. NJ. Tilley. John A. Codd,
George Il. Wood. j. c. Lynch.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion the Parrish land was rent
ed to S. d. Scott & Co.. ut rate of s25
pep month from this day until the LIST
day OF october. 1856, payable monthly
with the understanding that the tenants
are not 10 remove any property from
the premises; that they are not to occu-
Ply the main buildings except for residen-
tial purposes, and that said premises are
to be vacted at any time upon ten DAYS
notice.
On motion the clerk was directed to is
sue to the Manley manufacturing Com
pany warrant for 5000 for n cell fur
nished al the Almshouse.
petition from A. H. Hawks and
others asking the privilege of running
a drain pipe Oh Washington avenue.
Huntersfile, from the Consumers Brew
cry. 10 ChurCl street. thence along
Church TO Maysville avenue; thence
along Maysville avenue to the property
OF the Huntersville and Outtenville Land
company, was granted. subject to con-
nrnation of the supervisor from that
District, and an appropriation not eN-
ceeuihg $3.50 was made to assist in said
work
On motion committee consisting of
AieSsrs Codd. Tilley, and Johnson were
appointed to confer With the proper au-
thoi:ties with u view of extending cor
tam streets near the limits of the city
OF portsmouth across the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad
On motion the board adjourned
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SMITiIFIEI.D.

Smithiicld, y. G., March 1O-(Special)
court In session here this week.
Professor Mathew McCaullcy Is the
best barber In town
There are good many visitors from
inc county attending court this week.
Thc courthouse Is crowded with people
to-day.
Mr. u. Men. Mckay. of Rocky Mount
WAS Ill town Sunday To the delight of his
many friends
Mr. X. L. Ray. OF Durham. and Miss
',hl"Ea Oliver, Of Pine Level was in town
Mohday, the guest OF Miss Hattie Green
Mrs, Bob Sanders Is visiting Mrs. w.
NJ. Sanders
MeSSrs. Whitfield and Crcech. OF Clay
ION, came over Sunday TO see their girls,
hut from what we can learn one of them
GOT lett --"anothcr boy had her.
M rred Hood Is in town this week
Misses Mayr Eason anu Matte Rad
iord. returned from visit to the county
Saturday.
Mrs j. y. Cole left Sunday for Fort
Worth. Tex.
Miss Matte bingham is suffering with
her throat.
DIR. Wellons. of Four Oaks, IL attend
ing court this week
musicale was given at Mrs. w. NJ.
SanHrrs last Friday evening.
Airs. ). G. Higgins spent Saturday
anu sunday in town with her brother
Mr.. J. T.. Rarham.
Key. w. j. Twilley preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday evening at The
W. H. church. Come to SmithiieId"
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Funeral OF Mr. htnlsu,c,,ius.

The rsmains of Mr.. Lem liutchins
arrived here yesterday morning via
Seahoard Air Line. The funeral was
conducted At 3 O'Clock from the CCIrt
Stree; Baptist Church, Rev. a. L. Owen
officiating, being assisted by Revs Ken
rard AID Edwards. The remains We're
inferred in Cedar Grove Cemetery The
following gentlemen acted as pall-trar-
ers: 4. y. Hutchins. Jr.. G. T. Hutchins.
r. l.. Huichins, ]. Z. IIutchins. G. IL.
liutch!ns. Robert Myers. Charles Syer
ana Rufus Rockets. all OF whom are
relatives Of the deceased
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston, y. c.. March iO-(Speclnl) }
~ alter Park died Sunday ana was buried
III the Methodist Cemetery. in WoodnIl.
u. w, Baker went to Iicncllvillc Sun
DAY ana returned last evening.
KEY j. w. Powell filed his appoint
mcnt at the Baptist Church Saturday
ana sunday, large congregation being
present. as usual.
Ar. H. T.. Hancock. Of Scotland Neck,
with Miss H. Il. Clush aud Mrs. Ming
of Grccnville, n. c., attended the burial
OF Mrs. J. n. Jordan on Sunday
Mr. Lufry. representing a. Brinkley
* Co, of Norfolk. is In town
Mr.. w. j. Neal had the misfortune to
lose his house on Saturday
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lI0Rd:OOD.

HoDsood: \. c.. March I0-(SpeciaD-
MI, u; =. HE'D has left for Baltimore.
Mr.. Il. II. Langston, who has hem -;
!, ndinS court at Greenville, returned
this morning.
We are glad to know that little L,rsn
Shields. who has been very sick for
several days. was able to be out TO din
ncr to-day.
Our little town Is being we'll represent
cd with drummers. Mr.. Shaw. a we'll
In town to-day.
we are having fine weather and the
whoops Of the plough boy may be heard
early ana late.
salesman in town to-day selling
straw hats and a couple of ladies pro-
trc..hs theimselves from the gentle rays
Of old SOL" with umbrellas, makes ms
wonder II some one won't ask US to take
a lemonade with him
The small boys are anticipating O big
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EDESfOv.

Edenton, y. c., March (Spccial)-
Death entered into the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Gsranning Monday and
took therefrom their bright and sweet
little daughter Harriet aged two years.
Her remains will be taken to Narrows-
bury, y. Y. to-day FOR burial. The be
reaved has our sympathy.
Rev. Mr.. ogglesby. secretary Of the
Mission Board of the North Carolina
Conference. will deliver a missionary ad-
dress al he Methodist Church tonight
wednesday, All are invited to attend.
Mr.. w. S. Pendle,on, young attorney
al law OF our town. has located at Gates
vile, y. c.
Rev r. r. Yam left this morning
on the Stmr. Olive for Scotland Neck.
his home.
japanese Company will appear here
Friday and Saturday nights of this week
at Rea's Opera House. This companv
played al the Exposition at Atiau,,
and since then have been playing in ali
the Stinc!pal towns and cities Of this
and other States. and are spoken of high
ly by the press.
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IN Monday Mr.. Ned Borum was com
mi;ted to the county jail upon 81 charpo
OF insanity. y commission was bnId
on MIN and he was ordered to be sent
20 me ASYLUM at Williamsburg. That
hishs bud Savage and a white man
named Baker. who Were in another part
Oh the aJii, felt sorry for the old man
ana asked that he be allowed 20 come
IN their cell, as they believed him harm
less. Their request was granted ana
boitiin went with them. About 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning Mr.. Siverson, the
1ai!or, was awakened from his sleep by
savage and Baker calling for him. They
wanted BoiT'm removed immediately.
They were afraid of him. he having ha Il
one OF his spells during the night The
change was mace as requested
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CAROLINA
SCOTLAND NECK.
An Appeal viii Probably He Granted
I'm the Case of D0tid's Murderer.

Scotland Neck. N. c.. March 10.-(Spc-
clad correspondent has made
some observations concerning the In
crease of acreage of tobacco In this
county this year. and Il now appears
that the acreage will be doubled. Many
new barns are being built and larger
quantities of fertilizers nre being sold
for the tobacco crop. AT Enfield nearly
In the centre or the county. Il tobacco
market will be established. The CON
tract VIII he given for the building Of
II warehouse this week.
Mr.. j. c. Harris, of Raleigh. was In
this county Sunday trying to make ar
ranEcmcnts for au appeal In the ease
or Dowden, who murdered Engineer
Dodd ana was sentenced TO be hanged
on the 18th Sor this month. 1t was said
III the Courthouse yesterday that an
appeal Will probably be erected. al
though the scnffold for the execution is
now being built.
Register of Deeds l3rinklcy says that
the number of crop levlcs thus far re-
corded is about % per cent. greater than
at this time last year. though the
amounts are. perhaps. no larger. lie
says the amounts of the mortgages are
small in every case, ranging from $50
10 $50. Many of the mortgages thus far
recorded for horses. Il large number hay
ing been sold in all parts OF the county
this year.
The Carolina Buggy Company. which
was recently organized here, has ah-
soibea every other .enterDrise of the
Kind In the town, and now all the en-
ployes of other shops are employed by
the new company.
Mrs. Nann of licrtic county. Is visit
inis the family OF Rev. II. II. Eann here
Nils. w. III. Mcdowell left yesterday
for Franklin. Va. where she goes to
visit her daughter.
Miss Emma Conan yesterday return
cd from Whitukers
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IA II ESyII.I.E.

,lamesville, n. c.. March l0.-(speciaD
Miss Annie Glasgow. of this place,
Is now in Williamson.
Als. T. ls. Granthain. prIncgpal of
me Everett High School. made a quick
business trip here last week. He was
trying to get an assistant teacher.
Rev. X. Il. Wyche preached n Gnc SER
mon at the NJ. Il. Church Sunday night
Subject. Merchantmen Seeking Cody
Pearls"
MIR. J. S. Jones has taken charge of
Mr. W, l.. Stalling's business during
the fishing season. - p
The 'Methodists here are trying to raise
them all you can.
The union meeting of the Disciple
church viii be held here the fifth sim
Gay III March. Quite crowd is expect
The Virginian's agent. as well as the
people here. are glad of the change in
a &C. OF the Atlantic Coast Line.
me passenger train arrives at 7I2 d.
M and SOP a. m.
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slnEnTROIs.D.

HEREFORD, N. c.. March 10 pecial IS
Miss Lucy Irvine, OF Winfali, N, q
spent Saturday last with Mrs. W. +,
G. Edwards q. 435l '.I55 80 "a 4.
Capt. G. l.. Ward returned home sat.
urday from II trip to Norfolk. ITit.,'D'5
Mrs. w. G.. Smith and daughter VIM
have been visiting Miss Betty Parish
on Grub street. have returned home. ~
Miss Pattie Elliott, who has been
very III with the In grippe. is able to be
on the streets again. Sl ).
There was one case in court Saturday
ana another on docket yesterday. Court
was two weeks off last Monday 81 -
Mrs r. Q. Skinner is much Improved
a colored man from Harvey's Neck
Killed six fine wild turkeys and brought
them to town Saturday. They sold yerv
rapidly In our market. M ,S5.,s
mr.. j. j. Parrish. OF Burgess, N. c..
shipped one hundrsd fine rkad thi.
morning 49, s's's1>1 80
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tCommunica.edD
For Yonnm t,udies

The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union was formally organized
at 2051. London stree; last Wednesday
with the full officers for one year: Pres
ident, Miss Ruth Owens: Vice President
MISS Trace owens; Secretary, Miss Adj
die Wilkinson: Treasurer. Miss SalIic
Saunders. The object of this "Y" IS to
help themselves ana each other to Il
higher plane of life. and to influence
the opposite sex to he same besides
Christian work among the destitute. sick
and FALLEN. All young ladies'. married
or single. welcome ri every meeting,
whether wishing TO join or not Come
anyway to-day at with the president,
corner CT Dinwiddie and Queen streets
city
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ID EI.FOHEt.

kelford, n. c.. March 10.-fSnccian-
Miss Maud NewSom is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. George y. Brown. at the Brown
House. -
y good many irish potatoes are being
planted here
MI George Il. Brown is improving
after severe case OF la grippe He was
attended by DR.. l.. &. Judkins.
Miss Sallie y. Boyce has gone IN Nor
iolk, where she Will have her ewes
treated.
Rev. j. II. Belfield. the only preacher
iR town has his hands full to keep his
brethren In the right road.
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MAitGARErTESYELLE.

Margarcttcsvillc. n. c.. March 10
Especially MIR. w. L.. Cogsins died at
his home near Sharon Church, Sunday
morning at 30 o'clock in the 6ith
year OF his age. The funeral services
We're conducted by his pastor. The REV.
+. Greening. Monday at 2:3o o'clock.
MIR. G. w. Dennis. of Suffolk. is in
town to-day. looking after the interests
OF the Gay Manufacturing Company of
Suffolk.
Capt. w. j. Royles was in town this
morning.
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I.kf"TI.I"rON.

Iittlcton n. c., March l0.-(Special y
The ncvine estate was sold here ycster-
day. 1l5 acres of land being bought
by 4 stock company; y. G.. Daniel adj
ministrator: Day " McRac, attorneys.
Rev. t. II. Briggs, Of lIavcnhill Mass
is spending some time here for his
health. He is stopping at the Spring
Park Hotel
Rev. j, w. MCNAMARA preached Il
fine sermon in the Baptist Church here
last night.
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seven prisoners were added 10 the
iist III the county Jail Yesterday. John
Wilson. negro boy, and Geo. Willis.
Mark Wells. Isaac Monroe. were ali
committed for ten days for trespas sing.
Johh fiardy was committed for sixty
days for threatening to kill: r.. Butt for
houscbrcaking, and John Hodgston for
trespassing.
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] BERKELEY.
I ~

Professor Charles Heard and Mr.. Chas.
Is. Gibbs paid flying visit to friends
IN Princess Anne county yesterday
Mr.. G. NJ. Ferrehee, os Elizabeth civ
\. C.. was in town yesterday. visiting
relatives.
There will be special services at the
Main Street Christinan Church tonight.
one OF our prominen; young business
men VIII be married on The 9th instant
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TO lecture ON NnpoIeou

Miss Siephanie Schisano, who some
time ago delivered such delightful lee
ture on Napoleon in Norfolk, has CON
scented. at the request of large num-
Der of people in this city. to repeat her
effort at ST. Joseph's Hall. on Dinwiddie
street, tomorrow night. A number OF
people who were prevented from hearing
Miss Schisano In Norfolk Will attend her
lecture in this city
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ABSOLUTELY pgJ HE

,ime, there being q balloon ascension
and a show billed FOR this berg March
18th.
MIR. u. j. Shields is buying cotton
n ~, selling guano ut quite u lively rnte
Mr.. w. {. Taylor. formally night ope-
."lnr III i'inncrS Point. was here yes.
'cr'lN en- route FOR the Irwin Cities"
oh. OF one young townsmcn is awful
!eNcfiSh of late. We think the trouble
rs mat he Is cutting mustnche
you want the best paper In town
caii on +. l., iiighsmith. the agent.
only ~ cents Il week.
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JACKSON CITY.

Jackson n. c., March 1O.-(Special.)-
several reform cases are set for trial
in jackson this week
Capt. w. ii. Day, OF Ralcigh: Cant.
J.h Nj. Griggard and Judge II. y. Hill.
of Halifax, y. c.. and Mr. Fitche. of
Louisville. Ky. are stopping at the
Carolina Hotel
MIR c. Il. Ingram, Of Norfolk, was here
yesterday.
Farmers all seem to be going on nice
ly with their work
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In another column Mr.. S. Goodman
advertises furniture carpets. mattinss.
etc. in great variety that were saved
from the fire at his store on the cor
ner OF Washington and High streets.
which ne will sell for less than cost for
thirty days. Ills stock includes boots
shoes and dry goods. See ad and give
him call
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The suits Of Judge c. w Murdaugh.
administrators of w. c. Murdaugh, and
Rev. Robert Gatewood. administrator
OF Arthur Gatawood. aGains; the Nor
FOLK and Ocean View RAILROAD Company.
10" $ioC0o damages in each case, was
continued 10 the next term by Judge
Prentis in the Norfolk County Circuit
Court yesterday
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why Not Now?

Our spring line of suits for man ne
well as boy. for stout or slim. 10 now
complete and ready for your examine
ton: Prices low 10 suit the prevailing
hard times. Remember We make s,Its
To order from $3.50 upwards. Lew e.
Jacobs, 200 High street
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An Accident.

Samuel Robinson. colored while Jump
ing rope on Green street yesterday about
$3.50 o'clock. fell and broke his right
leg. He was sent to his home OH North
street. between Dlnwiddie and Bart
streets. He was attended by DR.. Hat
ton.
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GIddness Comes

Myth better understanding of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
zeal ills which vanish before proper eff
forts gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that SO many forms of
sickness arc not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
ELECTS are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
II in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laXa-
tives or other remedies nre not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most sl1illful
physicians, but If in need of laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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A Free season TicLctto naseba,,.

Chas. II. Welton 6 Co. will give a sea.
son ticket to the one guessing TO the
nearest number OF paid admissions TO
the first championship game In Ports.
mouth the ticket will be decidedly
CHARLES r. WBLTON Il CO.
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Suits I'm Order.

Our spring suitings for Easter at popu-
lar prices. Look at our window display,
From $3.50 to $3.50.
NJ. ROSENBAUM.
lie and lis High street.
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II you want, what you want, when YOU
want 1t, or anything TO furnish your
mouse, go to J. S. Crawfords Furniture
ahu carpet House. have it IN stock
Eue6D. >,
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THIS is Your Chance.

FOR one week all winter stock, such
as dress goods. men and boys cassi-
Meres. blankets. gloves, etc
a. j. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hail
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True Prophecy

II. b. WILKINS Will have plenty NJ
the best dry wood, If It does rain, be-
cause he has his large shed full of Wood
free burning coal. Thacker Coal a spe-
cialty. Just try It, Phone 9lS. High
street Office 800 and GA County street. &
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..THIs WEDNESDAY MORNING"
We Shall Sell Ono Big Lot OF Fine csc.
Double Tied Frinsed TOwe els at Zoe.
Each While They East. Don't Miss
This Wonderful Tow ell Rnreain

One case apron check glnghams at
SIC. yard. worth Sc.
One lot 2jc. white aprons for l9c.
&c. for boys lac. Windsor ties.
SC. for children's caps
Sc. for l2l4c. Hamburg edgings.
29c. for SOC. table linen.
&c. for Toe. napkins.
We shall also sacrifice In this sale
white spreads. comforts. underwca
white spreads. comforts underwear.
and children's caps. Don't miss this
sale.
IAAlMIILS. 800 High street
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229 HIGH STREET.

We are selling beautiful serge and Wide
60c, worth 75c. ' 8 sl5fa ftti
All wool Storm Serge, fifty inches wide.
in black and blue. at 50 and 60c., worth l,
Boucle Snitings. in all shades. Soc. per
yard 800
a beautiful line OF black Dress Goods IN
Figures, Stripes and plain at prices that
will please all. irlT iIlszs55..
Ladies', Misses and Children.s cloaks8
at 81 90 each. -sfy1F
In order to reduce our stock Of Cents:
Suitings we have some nice Cassjmerese
which we Will sell at half price. 81 11s5tS5GiS
Now IL you want to save money II WIN
do you good to come and see u.s. 5sifSl,ss
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FOR RENT.

Stores on Crawford street. near the
market with room dwellings, above.
Several d .sirable dwellings, In good To-
cations. at S. SO. $40. s12.50 S21 and SIS per
month. City water and other modern
JOHN L. WATSON, & II
300 High street. Portsmouth Va 50
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Specials for To-day.

Received by to-day's steamer-a largo
line OF Mason's Cakes and Crackers
&C.. Oyster, Crackers, &C.: Mic Mac. &C..
Lemon Cakes. &C.: Ginger Snaps, &C.:
3eSl cream Crackers. l0c. Remember
these are fine goods. Genuine Mamie
sugar, lac. per pound; LeEgett's Best
Rolled Oats, &c. or six pounds for 25c.
G. W. HUDGINS d CO.
SOP Crawford street
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PORTSMOUTH, ApV.s.
Fire Sale

rINT.s - y NE; 80 ~T,,1HIsPI1TS, MATs
ii iinHTER 81 cE CddT9HTIs; s sT0yEs.
lhO@S. FURNISHINGS.,
hats. DRY GOODS.
&C., &C.,
ingreat variety, ana must be sold re-
H 70 d,y q value or cost within tho next
slightly damaged by water. and viii Tii ~
sold a. YOUR OWN PRICE. Secure n
,art now, now. willie you have the oppor-
'uhitS FIRST come. first served
>. GOODMAN'S
Furniture and CIoting store.
CORNER liiSh and Washington Streets.
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w. 9. ~ q g RI d
22o HIGH ST.
THE HORSES Horne.

have Just rebuilt the stables at sic
and GlS Middle street, PortsmoiIflSsssi
where l am prepared to take sareoft
horses at the following prices , Roard-s
Ing Mor se slS per month; Chipping 1
81. Medicines for horses always = on, =
hand. Spoilt horses broken Of ali 4 Saii b
scaring. etc. Horses for Gale or 49,
change always on hand. Your v atrSnzSs
age Is cordially solicited Respect stiiysS9
CAPT. JIM KipSSeees'
/, HAVE COMO TO STAY. I 2aii.sas sy
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Why
P riices
T; ind
"A +.
Low
leve|
Here
or
hrewd
Buyers.

Inventory Is over in every
department, there are many
things that 1t is best to dispose
of at a very small price rather
than hold over for another sea-
son. That part concerns only
us; 1t Is a part of the store
economy. However, those very
goods that are much reduced
might appeal to you as being
among the most desirable.
Make a list of your dry goods
needs, note the price you
usually pay and then come to
Our store. Comparisons are
convincing.
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1 "a I'm
OYN@VAonIa.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy In Elec trio Bitters
This medicine does not slim ulate and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
can't, but acts as tonic and nlssrative
II acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving tone
20 the organs, thereby aiding Nature In
thesperformanoe OF the funoSions. Elec-
sfto Bittars 10 On excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old People find IL iuss
exactly what they need. Price fifty
cents and 8l.00 per bottle ct Msssie' 8
Pharmacy, 100 Jefferson street,