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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-12-06
DIED.

| BAL11NGER. - November 20, at Moorestown,
Hannah c., widow of the late Jacob Ballinger
| In her saith year.
CooK.-November 2s at Moorestown, Charles
| W. Cook, in his nth year.
CLEGa-November 80, Ann, wife of the late
Isaac Clegg, in her Goth year.
| CLAIR-December l, at Beverly, Sarah, wife
of John Clair, aged 80 years.
HAINEs.-December 2, at Vincentown, Alex
ander Haines, aged 90 years.
HARKER. = December l, near Vincentown,
Emma w =, daughter OF John A. and Mary b.
Harker.
acknowledgements 4, at Medford, Charles
W. Mengel, in his Gath year.
NoBEL.-November %, at Hainesport, Mar
garet A., wife of Abraham Nobel, aged 90
years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, at Riverton, Henry
Beekman Rianhard, in his 10th year.
SENAr-December 2, at Riverton, George l..
Senat.
SMITH.-December l, at Rancocas, Hannah
widow of the late Asa L. Smith, aged 80 years
and months.
SToCRToN.-December /, at Riverside. Han
nah A. Stockton, in her Goth year.
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The storm in Mount Holly on Sunday
evening was very severe The wind blew
a gale and caused a number of people to
become storm stayed over night. There
was danger to pedestrians from falling
limbs and bricks from chimneys, and a
number of umbrellas were turned inside
out. Signs ratified, shutters banged and a
number of dry goods boxes were blown
about Main street. A portion of the town
was in darkness by reason of several wires
being down. The churches were very
SHINY attended, and washouts were feared
by the railroad company. The large vol
ume of water from the melting snow add
ed to the danger of a freshet. Fences
were blown down and two evergreens on
Evans H. Tomlinson's lawn were uproot-
ed, as well as a willow tree in the yard of
Daniel Suffer, which fell over on the
Presbyterian horse sheds. Two barns
were demolished on the farm occupied by
Thomas Maloney, near the North Penn
berton road The roof was torn off the
tenant house on Joseph Dubell's farm and
the walls considerably damaged. The
house is occupied by Robert Colby. The
end of a wagon shed on the farm of Har-
nv Oliver, near Jobstown, was blown out.
A brick stack at Firman Dubell's brick
works was demolished.
Two large limbs fell at the same time
at the corner of Main and Ridgway streets,
stopping travel in that vicinity for some
| time This tore down an electric light
wire which, crossing a telephone wire,
came near setting fire to the residence Of
Edward B. Jones A barn on Madison
avenue was turned over on its side, al
| lowing horse to stand in his stall with
out shelter, The large wheel on Mrs
Edward Bownes wind mill on the South
/ Pemberton road was blown to the ground
! Shreves station, on the Pemberton an(
Hightstown railroad, was badly damaged
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Miss Alberta Kelsey led the B. Y. P
U. meeting of the Baptist Church, Sunday
evening.
John Danley, of Magnolia, is said to bt
quite sick with kidney trouble at the
home of his uncle, Lewis Danley.
Benjamin Powell, ST., of Magnolia, has
brought suit against several parties who
have been cunning on his premises.
A. B. Grobler was elected member Of
the Firemen's Relief Association at the
regular meeting on Friday evening.
The teachers of the Baptist Sunday
school will hold meeting in the lecture
room of the church, Friday evening
The large sign hanging in front of Mrs
M. E. Earnests piano store, was blown
down on Sunday afternoon, during the
severe storm.
Council passed resolution at their las
meeting to have the streets lighted by
electricity, provided the cost be no greater
than it is now to light the town. Blanl
proposals and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at the office of the borough clerk
and sealed bids will be received until 6 P
M, on Monday next
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Amos Austin was bitten on the hand b
a dog on Sunday.

Amos Austin was bitten on the hand by
a dog on Sunday.
During the storm Sunday night the city
was in darkness, owing to electric ligh
wires being down. A gang of thieves
took advantage of this to ply their bust
ness. A brick building at Pearl anC
latham streets, lately occupied by thu
Naylor Line and Irvine Company, wa'
blown down. The roof was first tori
loose, lifted clear of the walls and hurled
to the ground. Then the walls collapsed
with a mighty crash. The building seems
to be hoodooed. Three times it has burned
down and twice before has blown down
1t is owned by Charles P. Farmer and i:
said to be insured. Several trees were
blown down all over the city The horse
sheds and out buildings at the Spring Sid
Chapel were carried across the Rancocas
road and smashed into kindling wood
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R. Lowber Temple has been elected ont
of the Board of Governors of the Sons o.
Delaware.
By order of the post office authorities
new rural delivery test has been ordered
and Atwood Lloyd has been appointed
mail carrier, under the supervision o.
Postmaster Winner
At the last meeting of the township com
mittee, the clerk stated he had notified
Albert V. Horner, overseer of poor, thai
his Office would be declared vacant if hi
did not fulfill the duties of the office, bu
had received no reply from him The
clerk was instructed to notify him that i
he did not return to Palmyra and attent
to his duties before the next meeting hi!
office would be declared vacant.
The executors of the Beckenbach estat,
have delivered over to the Palmyra anC
Riverton Young Mems Christian Associa
ton the mortgage against the fine corne
property at Broad and Garfield avenue, il
pursuance with the last will and tesla
ment of the deceased. This gives to tn,
association one of the most eligible anC
valuable building sites in town, which il
now entirely free of incumbrance, will
the exception of the balance due upon tn,
sidewalk and small note outstanding
which was negotiated to make up the de
ficiency between the cash on hand and tn
amount of mortgage which was made t,
satisfy the original mortgage.
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One of the Many.

Joseph H. Beers, of Trenton. testifies
that he caught severe cold which settled
on his lungs; was treated by his family
physician for 2 months, but grew worse.
He told him he had consumption and no
medicine could cure him. A friend of
the family advised him to get Stretch s
Balsam. He bought bottle and to his
delight found prompt relief. He con-
tinued its use, and after taking six bottles
found himself sound and WELL able to do
his work, and feels as well as he ever did.
All the leading druggists and storekeepers
sell Stretch's Balsam in 25 and 80 cent
bottles.
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Carlton Geist captured an opossum in
his pump house last week.
William Jones has sold his interest in
the farm to his brother, Lewis, who will
continue to conduct the place
The entertainment by the Mount Holly
Banjo Club, which was postponed on ac-
count of the bad weather of Wednesday,
will be given on the 18th.
At the annual me Getting of the State AS
ISOLATION of Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
panies, held at Trenton, on Thursday,
Henry P. Thorn was reelected president,
making seven successive years he has held
that position.
There was a slight fire in Demmert's
hotel on Saturday evening. Mr.. Dem
merits son wanted to make light in the
sitting room. He struck match, the
head of which flew into the cotton on q
Christmas tree. This took fire and the
flames ran to the window, burning the
curtains and window frame. The fire was
extinguished without giving an alarm.
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When wear begins to exceed repair

When wear begins to exceed repair il
your body you are going to fall sick. Tht
signs of it are loss of flesh, paleness, weak
ness, nervousness, etc. The repair needed
is food. You think you eat enough, anc
yet you feel that you wear out more tbs
sue, energy, rveforce, than your foot
makes for you. The difficulty is that yol
do not digest enough, And this is so ser
ious it is worth sitting down seriously t.
think about. If you can't digest what you
eat, take few doses of Shaker Digestiv,
Cordial The effect of it will be to in
crease your flesh and make you feel strong
er You wont fall sick Proof that it i
in control of your repair apparatus. tt
easy enough to test this for yourself TAX
few bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial
Sold by druggists at 10 cents to 81
per bottle.
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ROrdentOWn.

About 800 has been realized at fail
given by the Citizens Hook and Ladder
Company.
Miss Martha F. Weese, daughter OF
Fred Weese, has been given a scholarship
in the Lucy Webb Hays National Train
ing School, at Washingt on, D. c.
A silk American flag was presented tc
Hopkinson Circle, %. Al, B. of u, by 6
committee from Camden, representing the
Grand Council of New Jersey, Friday
night. The flag was given for having the
smallest decrease of membership during
the year.
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kERGS
TELEPHONE No. 6

Fine graduated sugar SIC.
P0nc0ke flour. = Entire
wheat pancake flour, just the
food for those with weak diges-
ton, used the same as self-rais-
ing buckwheat. Ioc for a large
package.
GriddIe cake -four
Hecker's self-raising griddle
-four, I6c.
Shredded 1OheIe 1Uhe0t
biSc1it.-Fresh lot just in, &c
per package.
Rice.-Carolina head rice,
new goods, &C lb. or 8 ID. for
CSC. Broken rice, SC lb.
MoZ0sSes.-New crop N.
0. molasses, II a ct. This is
very low for the quality OF
goods. Good baking molasses,
SC per at.
RaiSins.- California layer
raisins for the table, pounds
for CSC.
NWtS.-Butter nuts, I2c a
ID; English walnuts, I5c; paper
shell almonds, 25c. This is a
low price for almonds as the
crop is very short.
Special for this 1Oeeb -
Hecker's Buckwheat, I2%c
Marth Washington
Buckwheat, I2Hc
PHIL KARG,
81 King St., Mount Holly
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

December "a. property of Alfred H. McIlvaine,
ct ux, In Beverly township. at Zelley s
hotel.
December 81. property of WINS Davis, ct ux j,
ct ais, In Penberton township, at Zelley IS
hotel.
January 7, property of James w. Megarge, ct
Tx, in Cfnnaminson township, at Zelley' IS
hotel
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sos, 0O3 10
State Of NeiO Jersey, County of burlington IS ::
l, S. L. Tomlinson, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
S. l.. ToMLINsoN, Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn to before me this 9th
day OF December, 1893
BLANCHARD IL. WHITE, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
CHAs. A KING,
JOSEPH 4. HAINRs,
JACOB IL. LEEDS,
Directors
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Hon. George Wildes was Mount Hol
ly visitor on Saturday.
! Mrs. Rebecca Ellis last week entertain.
ed Miss Heulings, of Trenton.
William Wurts, of New York City, was
a Mount Holly visitor last week.
! Frank Sine left for Boston, on Saturday
where he has secured employment.
Mrs. Reeves, of Beaver Falls, Pa, Wis
tied Mount Holly friends last week.
Isaac R. Pennypacker, of Haddonfeld,
greeted Mount Holly friends last week.
John A. Kinney has returned from New
York, where he has been spending several
months.
Edward Kiner, who has been suffering
with sprained back, is getting the kinks
out of it slowly.
Fred L. Owen, who has been confined
to his home with malarial fever and the
grip, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Anthony Bullock is spending the
holiday season with her son, D. c. Bull
lock, on Bispham street.
Miss May Thayer, of Boston, Mass,
will spend the winter in Mount Holly, as
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. c. H. Pendle-
ton.
Mrs. Ida Hustled, of Sea Isle City, who
has been nursing her father, Mr.. Burdsell,
on Madison avenue returned to her home
yesterday.
Santa Claus deals at Wetherills for
Toys.
County Board of Agriculture.
! The Burlington County Board of Agri-
culture will hold its annual session at the
Court House on Saturday, at 10 o'clock.
All are cordially invited. The following
is the program
Greeting by the President, Charles Lip
pincott, Moorestown. Report of Secretary.
Election of Officers.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.
Review of the Past Year, James How
ard Matlack Moorestown.
Production and Consumption of Gran
berries, Edmund Braddock, Medford.
Potato Growing, T. B. Terry, Esq,
Ohio.
points Essential to Success in Farm
ing, S. B. Ketcham, Pennington, N J.
Farming Compares Favorably With
Other Occupations, when the same care
and business tact are used" N. p Greedy,
Burlington.
"What Advantage, if Any, Will Our
New Acquisitions be to the Agricultural
Interests of Our Country % Mark r. Sooy,
Mount Holly.
Defects in Dairymen and Dairying, !"
opened by George Abbott, Moorestown,
and Charles Howell Cook, Belle Meade
Dairy.
"What are Agricultural Values Based
on in Marketing?" S. B. Rogers, Newark
Question Box.
The topics above named and others will
be opened for general discussion, in which
all are invited to participate.
Tables will be provided for the exhibit
ton of choice products of the farm and
garden. Such exhibits are solicited
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THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1898.
PU BLIC SALES

December TO- real estate. in Cinnaminson
township, by administrator.
December 10, real estate in Medford, by ex-
ecutors OF James Dellett, decd.
ember 10. FARMS in Mount Holly, by Mt.
Holly Insurance Company.
december IL, real estate and personal prop
. eriy, near Mount Laurel, by executors
Decemhe: II, real estate, at Vincentown, by
executors OF Gen. John S. Trick, decd.
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The words of praise bestowed upon
Hoods Sarsaparilla by those who have
taken it prove the merit of the medicine.
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Lanterns for milk and other wagons
65 cents, at Wetherill's.
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rr1LvER AND PLATED WARE.
NOTICE.

Including Knives, Forks, Spoons, Cake Bas-
kets, Butter Dishes, Casters, Napkin Rings,
&C, at DORON'S, No. "a Main street.
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MedROrd.

Have you seen the lantern holders a
Wetherill's, "A Main street
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Damage by the Wind.

Tablets. composition and pass books
cheap at Wetherill's.
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NOTICE
Noctioe is hereby given that Certificate of
81 ,i00 issued by the Farmers National Bank
| OF New Jersey, at Mount Holly, N. D. to Eme-
| line IL Lutes, of Lumbefton, N j., has been
lost. All persons are cautioned against nego-
tiating same. Application has been made for
new certificate.
EMELINE Ii LUTES.
| Dec 3, 1898.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

that application will be made to the Leeisla
ture of New Jersey at its next session for an
act to restore to John w. Murphy. of Burling
ton county, his rights as a citizen of New Jer
sey.
JOHN w. MURPHY.
Dece mber !, 1898,
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1853.

116S.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
n Farmers National Bank OF New jersey,
at Mount Holly, in the State of New Jersey, at
the close OF business December /, 1893
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By virtue OF writ of fieri iacias, TO me d.
Iected, issued out of the Court of Chancery of
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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2343.

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL Union National Bank ut Mount Holly, in
the State of New Jersey, at the close of bust
ness, December l, 1898.
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The Knights of Honor held a most interesting meeting Iaet Thursday evening. The following new mem beFs were initiated: Chas. F. Fitz- hugh, J. c. Longford, Wm Burk and Geo. Nj. Wells. r.ss
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Mir. J. R. Westbrook and wife will leave this week for Siloam Springs to spend the remainder of the Sum- mer.
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The last issue of the l" Confederate Veteran" conteins very cor rect half tone likeness of Gen. R. Nj. Knox, and also of Col. S. W. For dyce, with biographical sketch. W
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The most popular drink is the grape juice at Culpepper's cents glass. 9d3t
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The prettiest and best steel ranges are on exhibit at Smith X Owens, and for sale Ut remarkably los prices. S-l4 alt.
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NoTlct.

On and after July ], 1898, I will have first class bread and cake baker. He has had thirty years experience in the business. I will be a9ie to furnish bread and cakes of all kinds on short hotiee.
 Fl dtt Jog c. MEYER.
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Fresh rolled and spieed herring salt sardells and spiced anchovies at Joe. c. Meyers. dtf
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The Lily White Republican club held their regular weekly meeting Friday evening. No business of inn portance was tranacted.
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Deputy Sheriff Robt. Johnson Fri day evening ehaperoned William Boulder for petit larceny and Will liam Swop, the wife beater with d salt desert added, to the county farm, where they will practice cot ton picking for a few years.
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Mr. w. II. Langford left yesterday for Tyler, Texas, on railroad busi- ness.
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Standard sugar cured hams Il cents per pound.
 6-26 dti. Mccain Grocery Go.
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Mir. Bert c. simon has returned to Memphis, after q pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
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A few more first-class refrigerators and Ice boxes Ut Smith X Owens, which will be sold at actual cost while they last. S14 dit.
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All kinds of Landreth & Sons Fresh turnip seeds just received at McCain's Grocery Co.
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Stop at Gleason's Hotel when in Little Rock. dtf
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Mrs. l. A. Ferguson ofFayettevilie arrived this morning to visit her son, Mir. A. l.. Ferguson.
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MT, and Mrs. Chas. Selig, of New York, will be tn guests next week of Mrs. Fannie Workman.
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Mrs. s. F. Hilzheim and children and Miss Setta Bloom have returned from SeaFcv,
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sa~ Get your Rubber Stamps Seals, Stencils. and Ink Pads from Roy A. Wilson, Ut Adams Wilson Printing Co. Old phone s6; New 124.
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Mir. T. J. Collier, wife and son are visiting in Chicago.
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Mir. Harry Oleott and wife leave in a few days or Indianapolis, Ind. where they will soiourn with friends.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and boabons at Mitchell's, only, POS Main
 rect. II 15 If
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Manager Senyard Saturday book ed two more attractions for the coming season, "Hoyt's Milk White Flag" and the Me and Jack" Ex- travaganza company.
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Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 If
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Messrs. F. A. Jarvis, of Noble Lake, and Ed ". WinIams, of Eng llsh, are registered at the Trulock,
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Mir. John l.. Mills of the Capital is spending the day in the city.
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BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Smith c. Martin, Saturday evening, at p, m. a son.
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The decision of the trial of Drs. Cupp and Evans, the Oestopaths, which was to have been rendered by Judge Vance Saturday was reserved until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Shirts which we advertised last week only bnt will continue this sale for the benefit of onr customers who have missed this opportunity This is the line which we reduced from s15o land $2 to SI. We have just reeeiveda full line of Manhattan white shirts and now have all sizes.
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Fresh fish and celery every Thurs ay, at Joe c. Never $. ed
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Mir. Arthcr Mills has returned from a business visit to Clarendon and Little Rock.
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Night Chief Craig, wife and chil- dren have returned after a brief stay in Little Rock.
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Messrs. Eugene Hanf and Bobby Wilkins left Saturday for Little Rock to spend Sunday.
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Dr. (. Pope of Philadelphia will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church today at Il a. m. Rev. j.. NJ. Carr at S p. m.
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Mir. R. A. Toombs, of the Commer- cial Appeal. paid us a visit Saturday
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Mrs Adolph Bluthenthal has re- covered from a brief illness.
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Fifteen cents worth Of the best chewing gum for five cents at the Met ain Grocery Co. 6-26 dtf.
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Messrs. B. F. Mckenzie, H. ]. Hall and ]. F. Clemmons, of Swan Lake, were business visitors in the city yes terday.
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Just received. car of Washbur Crosby Gold Medal Flour. Best bread tlour made. Joe (. Meyer.
 dtf
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Mnster Dick Krox has received from Africa too white-face ring tail spider morkeys. They have been named Dewey and Sampson.
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Shoes.

We are soon to occupy our shoe room which is being fitted up exclusively for shoes and we do not want to move any more than we have to- so we have made very generous cut on all of our Summer footwear and expect the very low prices we have placed on them to do the moving of great many pairs. A visit to our store will satisfy you that we are offering some rare bargains in this line.
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Mrs. Gus Waterman and children left Saturday for Dumas. to spend the Sabbath with Mr Waterman.
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shirt waists the last week, is on account of the great bargains we are offering. The re- auctions will stand for this week. so you still have chance to be one of the lucky pur- chasers. We have them from 25c up.
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The remains or Mrs Henrietta Bloom were brought to this city at 800 a. Ill. from Memphis. The funer- al takes place today at i0:09 a. m.
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Mrs. NJ. W. Bell and Mrs. $. Nj. Taylor and daughters, Misses Ana belle and Maggie. left Saturday for Armstrong Springs, to remain for few months.
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A/ANTED--Logging teams to haul cypress w timber at E. r. Ladd X Co.'S mill. good roads and all dry ground, address C. r, Ladd X co Ladd, Ark 10 miles south east of Pine Bluff S-4 diff
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We still have few of the Manhattan