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that could take her to creencastlc had

that could take her to Greencastle had
gone.
Two weeks after the murder George II
Jackson colored, admitted to .ne police
that he had driven two men in rockaway
by circuitous route TO Fort Thomas,
whore the murder was committed. George
jackson was taken 10 Jail and there picked
out Walling from score of young men as
the man who sat BY him and compelled him
to make that drive bevond Newport when
he had tried to get out of the carriage,
because when employed he was told that
he was only going TO Newport.
One day later livery stable keeper in
formed the police that he hired ONE
seated rockaway and horse to some one
unknown to him. and that 1t had been kept
out all night and returned between and
4 o'clock on tho morning on which the
CORPSE OF Pearl Bryan was discovered.
with this evidence Jackson was tried at
Newport and found guilty and sentenced TO
he hanged. His trial continued from April
n to May "A. He was ably defended by Col
onel L. j. Crawford. while the prosccu
ton was assisted by II. w. Nelson of New
port and Silas Hayes of Greencastle. On
Nav 2S Walling's trial began and on June
is he was found guilty of murder and sem
fenced To die. Since that time Walling and
Jackson have remained in the Covington
iaiI. which Is more secure than the Newport
jail.
Every means in the power OF the frtencs
of these two men were exhausted to save
them from their fate without success
Scott Jackson was 2s years old feet g
inches high. of blonde complexion and why
figure. His ewes were cold steel gray, They
elittered. but lacked depth. His head was
said TO resemble that Of Holmes, the mui
derer. He crossed the ocean fourteen times
when a lad with iis father, sea captain
While living with his mother in Jersey city
he turned States evidence and sent Mr.
Lett TO the penitentiary for robbing n rail-
way company and thus saved himself from
the same fate.
Waiting was feet inches high. had
dark hair and hazel eyes. with heavy eye
brows that almost met His age was q
years. In temperament he was stolid and
morose. lie was evidently deficient in SCH
slbillty and force Of character. which made
him all the more plant as Jackson's tool
and assistant In his own confession and
evidence. he states that Jackson told him
that he would bring Pearl Bryan here to
have an abortion performed on her by
Waling, and then afterward said he would
kill her by quick poison and finally
changed his mind and said he would poison
her. cut her into pieces and put the pieces
into a catch basin Of the sewers. From the
LIST OF January, 1896. to the day of the
tragedy all the evidence showed that he
was Scott Jackson's willing confederate.
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A BOARD OF TRADE.

The advisability OF organizing u board OF
trade In Beaumont has otteen been tgitated
and discussed and while every one
acknowledges that such an organization
would be beneficial to the city. there is as
vet no board OF trade. The organization Is
again being talked. however, and AZ many
of the citizens have begun to realize that
every opportunity for the city's advance
ment must be properly looked after II the
Promised development and prosperity Ia at
tanned. 1t is not improbable that board
Of trade with a membership composed Of
the most substantial business men Will he
a reality at an early day, That beaumont
will be a great railrond center every Cit
zen believes but to become a great city
manufactures must be secured Situated
Oh the bank OF the Ncches river. only
thirty miles from one of the best deep
water harbors in the country, with chcaT
fuel and raw materials IN easy reach and
endowed with every natural advantage, tn,
location IS all the most eXacllng could ask
but Beaumonters have iong since dscov
cred that 10 this day and time II takes
more than natural advantages and idea
| locations to build cities They VIII, there
| fore. organize. 20 after manufactures sys
| toma,ically. and they viii get them.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Transfers Of Farming Lands Bccom-
Ing Numerous.
TO ORGANIZE A BOARD OF TRADE,
era1 CURT Room sccurcd--l.ocnl
Notes and Personals.

beaumont Texas. March c0.--peaumont
4. mn, .xr..,..,, .,v,h,nv ,ua boon,
Nv. a"'
Just IN" same hcaitny grown 'hat mas
prevailed here for the past two years, but
tho number Of prospectors. homese,kers.
a"" pe'pi' :" 'e"'NA VI P''
manent investments are uaiiy increasing
and the real estate offices are flooded with
,pou,r,av ,r,r, tho >or,herp Western rpa
| - a.. -. CO., -r,., -,
even 'ne Eastern S'"'es' inis "en 'h''e
were thirty-one deeds. conveying lands,
filed for record with County Clerk plan-
.,.,, ,,,,, ,. =, x,,,, ,,... 49,.
"'N' NV W WY .""S
iers oil farming land asgresatihS over 3Voo
| acres. Heretofore land sales have been
| largely confined IN town lots ,dthcr in
| ua.., s,, -, ~. -,
| "o"' "''' "''''' VI
| Nashiand. and the sale OF acreage property
| is taken as an indication that the ran
| with tho boa 10 h,,,rnipy 10 co,o NJ last
,,,. ... ,,...
i"o Pi"sPee's ioi 'ne rap" ue'oiopnen"
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cnts In the Central American states rela.
tive TO the death Of Antonio Ezota, former
" vice president OF San Salvador, express
the general feeling In those countries and
nre Interesting as showing that jingoism
In dying out oven In republics which have
been accused OF chronic turbulence of
spirit.
In San Jose Costa Ricd. the correspond
ont niatcs that nowa OF the death OF Ezeta
was regarded az fortunate, inasmuch IN Il
removed one serious obstacle to the contin-
uancc OF peace IN Central America.
The correspondent OF tho Herald In Man.
aqua. Nicaragua, writest that there was
general foioicing In the country when tho
news of his death was received The people
declared openly that death had overtaken
one Of the worst tyrants who had ever held
power In Spaniah America.
Guatemala heard OF iszctas death with
Indifference,
In San Salvador, the correspondent there
writes. Egrta had long been politically
dcnd and the report OF his demise pro-
ducod not the slightest feeling or excite
mont.
The preNR and people OF Honduras OK
nrerscd satisfaction when they heard that
ic1ciu had died lie was looked upon In Tint
republic MS a constant menace TO peace as
long MS he lived.
In Panama the press IL more charitable
and says that all political cnuitioa have
beau buried IN the grave of the man who
oNoitca thom.
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THE CRIME,

| Il ~
L. ariy morning of February !. 1896,
-, syu's 10 work discovered a dead body
M ~ !, IN an obscure part of Mr.. John
N m, Sm adjoining Fort Thomas, Ky.
rsSa uefers had cut off the girls head
Atra identification. and removed it
|s,,S pace that has never yet been dis
IA nj me only garments on the body
rn,un undershirt and cheap check
Ia p,os d pair OF shoes lay near. also
n An ~, woman's No. g. and on them
n a. %ra toe rubber well worn. In
. ds,,.ssuoes. which were of the needle
! NV. was the stamp of Lewis
M o,W Greencastlc, with Ports
N ,ha' tirm as the makers. Near by
tndy NV INV corset, spotless except from
~ shasernrints. At the top Of the
~. Th is the feet lay was a pool OF
n kasas spot was in the gap OF pri-
lch s, On which remained dead leaves
ku ra SUITS of these leaves, above and
| lie hs arops OF blood At the foot
n N bsnh near the nook was another
1eakn,s u' On that morning these few
or :. we're the only clew to the iden.
~ h ~ dead girl. Bloodhounds wer,
kAe cous spot and they followed a tria
laesd , ~ reservoir, and could b,
Hdn,rs, 10 no further. The reservoir
mts.r, but the head was not found
h fui,,Sasent search for that head ha.
Hlpns va 'a,er the shoes, the glove, tn,
| Gfsepc,s.u tne wrapper We're identified
trus , - n Ind, by her parents as be,
IA !" rearl Bryan. the daughter O
] NJ nryan. a we'll to do farmer liv,
ncation Of the girl was brough
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90. II.r

agitation for paved streets the craze will
come as blessing.
The small boy II already afflicted with
symphonic OF tho baseball fever. Last
Saturday nintch game between tho
Ncchcs institute and Catholic convent
clubs was played,
The county can now boast Of its water
works. Tho big galvanized tank was
erected last week and hydraulic pump
keeps II filled with water fresh from tho
court house square artesian we'll
The Hebrew young ladies and gentlemen
gave hop NJ lGikH hall Thursday night
that was enjoyed by all tho participants.
Tho vlsitors present wcrc. Mas Gussic
Wolf, Washington La, Misses Lula Aaron
and Eta SokolGkl, Orange, Mrs X. 0eilhe.
Mossrs j. Aaron and samuel Lcvy, Or
anBc,
| leo Blnnchctte. manager Of tho Beau
mont baseball park. has received letter
| from Galveston requesting an engagement
| IN this city for the Island CITY league team
The SAND crabs want to come This month
| but Manager Blanchette could not az
commodate them before the latter part OF
| April or the first OF May.
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NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. NJ. X. Fletcher is visiting relatives
In Dallns.
Mrs. w. a. Fletcher visited Village Milis
Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis Solinsky returned "Wednesday
night from u brief visit to Galveston.
l.. II. Daniel returned from Bonham
Wednesday night. where he had boen on
business.
Miss Nora olive. nm accomplished young
lady of Ilastrop. 10 In the city, guest OF
Mrs. Lip Noryell.
Judge G. l.. Goodman and wife OF
Orange were in the city couple OF days
during the week visiting the family OF
Mrs. a. t. Vaughan
Hon II C. Wheeler returned this week
from his Iowa home. He saws that every
body In the Northwest Is talking about tho
Texas coast country
beaumont has gone bicycle wild. II tho
craze for wheels results In pcrsstcn,
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EpwoRTA LEAGUE ENTERTAINMENT

on the evening Ct Tuesday. March "a
the Epwcrih league will give another one
of their delightful entertainments In the
league room OF the Methodist church. and
that ,hose who attend will he PLEASANTLY
entertained is evidenced hy the following
rrnprnmme which will be rendered:
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THE GREAT FIGHT DESCRIBED BY INGALLS,
INC ex-senator All the Members Of This National Conve utiou
HAeept riszsimmons Seemed to Lack Earnestness

YorkJ Journal
so psas's SOON New, s March gather tn.
that were shorn later n day W w was ' w ~
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an audience Of % upper rim filled gradually til
v american citizens Miners
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Ct ] 4. ] s: S %;' :s:s::
ne s'S uss s%ET sa IS ,' sp5sss %
to Dsg Isas sass j. pr
shoo and e around %b the FACE making h
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An sp rsSn, a, warpns the most @ neS
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The s saRa was might Ss ' SS @
Corbett advanced
of
Corbes stomach He
beside
the blow.
He knew the fight his
rh pg had separated near the % side Of the platform and Fit
his hand
described by Byron when his manly brow
his Meanwhile bell tong
Il struck
s had
"A fracas
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mont looking for building for the Beau
mont Federal court the first term Of
which will be held In June. II is said they
secured the second floor OF the V. Wicss
building. and II such is q fact they were
truly fortunate. This building III CON
veniently located being across tho street
from tho postoffice. and in the heart OF
tho city. The officials left for Galveston
last night and intimatcd to The Pos; cor
respondent that me deal for lease OF the
building was about closed.
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Rockport. Texas. March l7.-Wiih'n the
last few days as many as eleven tarpon
have been brought to the city, all OF them
being caught in nets in the vicinity OF the
Pass. There is nothing on record hereto
fore showing the arrival OF the silver
king" in these waters at such nm early
d.fe, and the capture OF the Inflated
eleven is only mentioned as an earnest
OF the myrlads of game FISH certain 10 he
hore when the season opens IL Is sald
they are now coming in from the gulf IN
srt,4t schools. hut for the time beng they
Are proof against halt OF al xmas, AMI
q, ,,sIr,,es them into It's neshes. They
usually refuse to bite before the middle
of May.
Reecham's Pills-N0 equal Tor consupa'
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Ezi1TA's DEATH.

Feeling Of Relief In south American
Republics over His Demise.
New York, March IS. "A dispatch to the
Herald from Panama says;
| Tho following opinion from correspond
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SHOULD nEcoME A LAW.

II the greatest good to the greatest mum.
Der is good democratic doctrine. demo-
cratic legislature and democratic gov
crnor should not hesitate 10 indorse the
bill now pending at Austin to authorize
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fo TO ac-
quire by purchase the Texas. Louisiana
and Eastern. better known Ms the C0nfoo
road. In its present condition the Conroe
road is OF no benefit to the public. neither
is II profitable TO lis owners. II runs
from Conroe in Montgomery county to
the Trinity river In Liberty county. and
doesn't do business enough to make 1t
sufficiently important to give IL place on
the railroad maps. Extended 10 n connec-
ton with the Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas
city railroad at Slsbee, or direct TO beau
mont via Sour Lake. IL would become an
important factor in the commerce OF the
state and be beneficial to hundreds OF
people. in that it would furnish another
outlet for the thousands OF cars OF lum-
her annually manufactured by the mills
tributary to beaumont The santa re
pledges to extend the road II the State VIII
authorize the purchase and all East ana
Southeast Texas will doubtless approve
the bill granting the desired authority.
CHANGE IN POLITICAL METHODS.
The organization OF Citizens CLUB
IHlfsuly HlRut, III tut u '"N
negro as a factor in local campaigns, wiz
bring about great change oil political
methods in Beaumont and jefferson county
The organization as Effected was merely
far Tho municipal offices. but the move
mept ought to and will no doubt extend TO
candidates for county offices and thus
forever remove the Gauge OF compliant OF
having the sidewalks INSTRUCTED durina
campaigns with half drunken white and
negro oungers. Under the system OF
nominating conventions candidates WIZ
have ample opportunity to prosecute inslr
primary campaign, and when the ticket
IL finally nads up the nominees. by wo:k-
ing oonccrtedly. can E.sure its success at
the polls.
EpwoRTh LEAGUE ENTERTAINMENT.
on the evening CT Tuesday, March 20.
the Epworih league will give another one
of their delightful entertainments In the
league room of the Methodist church. and
that those who attend will he PLEASANTLY
entertained Is evidenced hy the following
programme. which will be rendered;
Music ........ ....'.........' .orchestrh
Vocal Solo ...........M Miss Edith Fuller
Recitation ...............Aiss Nell Stogall
Violin Solo ..............M Mr.. X. Il. Pierce
Tableaux Faith. Hope and Charity"
Recitation Little Henrietta Greer
Vocal Solo ............ Little kittie ogden
Piano Duet ...........,.'...
-. Mrs Hyatt and Miss Sadie Bacon
Tabieaux "A Bunch OF Southern Roses"
song ...... ........... Saunders Quartette
Mandolin and Guitar .,.....,..........
..................M Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Tableanx .......-........ ROCK OF Ages
Recitation ...........Mr. Marvin scurlock
Selection ......'. ......'.''.'.. 'orcnestra
FEDERAL, COIJRT ROOM
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A BIG FIRE.

A big fire occurred in this
town Monday night, which re
suited in the destruction Of the
large shed Of the Elizabeth City
Shingle Nils, containing about
100000 bestjuniper shingles tie
loss amounting to about 5000,
partially covered by insurance
The fire was discovered about 8
o'clock. and before the arrival OF
the fire department there w 4
big blaze. The large plants o.:
the \. c. Iron Works, th- Clys,
tai Ice Co, and the Single
Mills main building, with /"
number of private residences
wee IN imminent danger OF de,
struction on account OF the nigh
wind. Thousands Of dollars
worth of property was endaI = T.
ed. and but for the valiant ct>
forts Of the FIRE company would
certainlr have been destroyed.
The private water works of tne
ice factory saved the the / t
Cornpany's property. / " S
over an hour before the ll@ze
was under control, ana ua;il
nearly noon Tuesday before tie
shingles which were closely
packed, stopped burning,
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RECOGNITION SERVICES.

The Recognition services held
at the Baptist Church on last
Sunday afternoon was a marked
success. was new feature
in cur city and the church was
crowded to oye1hoWing. Dr..
Johnson was absent ct the Synod
but Rev J. H. Hall represented
the other denominations, and II:
a pleasing, hospitable speech he
welcomed DR.. PeniCk to the city.
Mr.. Hall spoke at some length
on Christian unity, and closed
by assuring DR.. Penlck that he
had already won the universal
love of the people, and could ex
pect universal help i'll all under
takings.
Rev. Paul Spence spoke on be
half of the Baptist Church. III
a few didactic remarks he outs
lined the policy and customs Of
the Baptist denomination.
DR.. Pcnick, with very good
hulnor and tact, responded i'll a
fitting speech.
On Sunday morning he spoke
on "Baptist Doctrine" and in
the evening he preached pow>
erful sermon Oh "Peter's DeliV~
GRANGE" The church was
packed and many were turned
away because of lack of seats
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health. Every nook - Z HnT
and corner of the aASz1 q ~ w.

system i reached by the blood, and on
its quality tAccondition of every organ de-
ponds. Good blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest
way to have good blood is to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifies, vi
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. Remember,
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2 GOOD Days Work.

a sCroiulOus sore on one Of MY
limbs troubled ne four years. ] w2s
told it must be cut ont as my only
chance Of recovery. began taHlns5
Hoods SarsapariIla and this medicine
purified m blood. am now sound and
well and able to do good days work. >
NArHANIEL PESNINCroN, Domino,
Virginia.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousncss, All
druggists. CSC.
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FOR "a SAID.

House and lot, south side of
Burgess street, east of Martin
street. Size of lot, 4oxI4o feet.
Price, $3.50. Terms easy
Apply to PERCY S. VAUGHAN.
DC cost.
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WANTED.

A white woman to cook aud do
general house work. No one
need apply except a smart
woman with good character.
7. w. SHARPER.
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News Adrift.
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on Moir ctreet
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corfnad - III. ~oo,, c,r sn,.cr,I
davs h., eic1,rees
aheth C;tv ara atta,d;nr co,rt
At Nantes t1,;e ,veel,
Mrs. K. X. Moss OF Virginia,
- tile quest oi hei aunt MIS-
On Pearl street. MI George
HaPpendlck IS having a ne@t two
story dwelling erected
Zoeller's prices on framing
Will astonlsh YOU 29-3I
Miss Emma Brown, Of Rich
mond, has been visiting Miss
Maggie Davis in this city.
,vo., . , Co. a.,
page advertisement of McCabc &
Grice. They were too busy to
write an ad. this week.
Az -" NY Io,.,ll'o2 a ~
erected on Road street, on the
VAUGHAN property.
:.
n oIU ~ - pa" - ~ =
VI 'hc i",:S, r,"I.,o1o ~ ny o.
Co., on Martin Street
D,, c p;
N D N0DCl' net1 %
40 :A'."o, a. % ~ ''1N ~ ""
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uey WIN Ii1' 1't'ii1y ioi "" al
l"''o anu G'i''9y iI"nl@ ~ 'p0'O
eeVel"l "eeN0 With ioi''''''
Zoeller can make YOU any
size frame Won want oct .20-2t
Mr. A Huckabee will move
from Fdenton to this CITY next
Monday havino rented the ton
serial saloon in SWANS hotel
=,
MIS-. D. H. oPeAS'' let''! neo
where She has been for several
weeks at the bedside Of her
mother
N'Pt' l 10. '"i', leq".aL' 10
10 PuO.lcly t!la1h 'iioSe J" no "o>
da.+rrctior d,,riro the FIRE Mon.
dov ,,;nh+
MI Ernest + nut'' oi c"l1l>
del county, an" MISS wa 'c y;
Iallel'' VI oni'i',o''' WY '',''e"
ID I>arabaa :, +1,ic c;+,.
-,
Another large dwelling IS go
ing up on west N'I, tlee'' Oh
the I0t OF MI N. ". N''''Ius ;
when VIII DC Il very nan'So''e
On Koaa street, MI, lem Psey
Bray OF o"''"e'' county; - ,':'E
ing = neat nome eltc.eo' "lI,c!i
VIII DC oCc"P'e" 0y MN ','0 MS
FANNY as 500" "H com PI0'S"
Mr. x 7 Mitchell has Dur>
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Dress
"a WINNINGS

mings, often than to buy your dress;
really correct trimmings are the eXcep-
ton rather than the rule i'll many stores
We boast of our trimming stock, and
we speak truthfully when we say that
Won can find the latest fancles III trim
1nings here IN variety that you can get
nowhere else.
Corduroy iii all shades, best import
ed English make, at money saving
prices-thc latest out for Shirt Waists,
Blouse and Cycling Costumes,
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The largest stock of Clothing i'll
the city to select from. Two large
stores full of goods
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,;e.tIr. Sai:-Isheum and Eczema.

Tcttlr. Suit-Hheum and EG-G'ha.
The intense itching and smartine, incl.
lent to these diseases, isinstartiy i,iiayeC
- applying Chamberlain S Eye and
skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
ave been permanently cured by it. 1t
IS equally efficient for itching piles and
u favorite remedy for sore nipples,
cbapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
ard chronic sore eyes. 20 cts. Per box.
DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, are
inst what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
yermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 20
cents per package.
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Mems fine 5 un d . Y
Shoes look like $500
shoes orr Dvicc SI.Oo.

MstCaI Of NI.50, The pflCc OINCTs
ask
The Shoe YOU all know, High
Cut, Seamless Back, Water Proof
and wear rcsistcr, NJ. Wciscl's Bro
gan, the very best quality made.
Price, SI.5o. None better to be had
at a higher price. Others as low
as SI.oo. The very latest styles
III Purple, Green and Russell, to be
worn with the tailor made costume
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Ill ARE WISE ENOJJGF1 TO KNOW

OF the very latest styles
and designs, all wool
and Silk mixed, So to 3S
inches wide, fullV worth
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-11-12

we save You ali
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-11-12

BleaChcd CottonS worth

Bleachcd CottonS worth
n Kew s cents, our price, 6
lLye cents. G. 90 Yellow
opHnrnrl.~ Cottons, 4 cents per
yard. A better quality
Yellow Cottons for 5 cents a yard. Extra
good Yellow Cottons for 6 cents a yard.