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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10
Letter from Captain King
New IBER1A, Sept. |, 1898.

NEW IBERIA, 5epI. i, 1850
EDITOR MERIDIONAL:-
Dear Sir.-Enclosed you will find
a few circulars by which you will see
my position and that / am a candi-
date for Rail Road Commissioners,
my principal object is to get tie
nominee from our portion Of the dis
trict.
/ have been a Democrat all my life
giving my first vote for James K.
Polk in 1914. / have been a hard
worker and spending my money freely
for it as long as / was able. ! have
been an ardent advocate for every
measure that l thought would benefit
our people, working for years for the
opening and locking the Plaquemine,
the improving of Il navigation.
Opposing the outlets cranks who by
the opening the grand leVee and other
outlets would have drowned out our
beautiful and rich country. My Con-
federate record is well known in de-
Tending the Teehe country and all
western Louisiana from invasion both
in gunboats, in forts and on land.
I have never held an Office that
paid me anything. When | was able
to live without them I did not ask for
them, but now in my old age by rea-
son Of overAows from the Achafalaya
and erevasses my plantation on the
Lembarras has ceased to afford me
d revenue and I am forced to APP
peal to the people to give me the office
Of Rail Road Commissioner. Though
getting along in years my health is
excellent and I know that am COM
petant and able to discharge the du-
ties of the Office or I would not ask
for it. Therefore l appeal to the peo-
pie to give it to me.
It is well known that all the par
ishes of the sixth congressional dis
trict with the execution Of St. Landry
and Acadia have good water naviga-
ton and steamboats, running all sea
sons of the year in competition with
railroads.
Whereas we have nc navigation and
no steamboats, and completely at the
mercy of the railroads. For this rea-
son we need the protection Of COM
missioner, much more than they do,
and our claims for the commissioner
are superior to theirs and will be
recognized by the convention provided
we work together and are united 70
bring this about. st. Landry and
Acadia are in the same condition that
we are, and will, | have no doubt,
join us and with their assistance VI
will have no trouble in controlling the
nomination.
AS a candidate for the Office /
pledge myself to use my utmost en-
deavors and all my influence in behalf
of any man from Third Congressional
District and the parishes Of st. Landry
and Acadia who have the best chance
for the nomination.
| am well known to the people Of
this section of the country, have done
a great deal for them, and I appeal 10
them to endorse my position and not
send delegates or endorse candidates
who viii not make the same pledge
that I have. L. 4. KING.
---a 50 E--
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Queen Wilhelmina, of Holland was
crowned on the 9th instant. She is
just IS years of age and is said to be
a most gracious parsonage and greatly
beloved by her subjects.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Col. Rhodes, the correspondent Of
the London Times was wounded in
the battle Of Omdurman, and Mr..
Howard the New York Herald cores
pondent was killed by a shell.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Under a new law just being promul-
gated, the fees of the sheriffs and
district court clerks are greatly re-
daced. 1t is estimated that these
officials will thus be deprived of fully
80 per cent of their former revenue.
Under the same law litigants to a suit
may serve their own papers if they so
e~lect.-Mansfield Journal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Governor Foster will open the State
Fair at Alexandria in October. Grand
preparations are being made for the
occasion and doubtless there will be a
fair exhibit of the resources Of the
State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Justice E. D. White, has stated
that he can not accept the position
rendered him on the peace commits
sion. He feels that he can not realize
the expectations of his political and
RELIGIOUS friends.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

While pulling up sunzen ~torpedoes,
last Saturday near Fort st. Philip,
n exploded, and wrecked the snag
boat Meigs, killing the captain and
six of the crew. The other torpedoes
will belet alone.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Only 1853 persons registered under
section 5 in the parish of Rapides.
Evidently intelligence will rule that
parish in the henceforth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

The annual trade edition Of the
Daily States, this season was 80 pages
well filled with advertisements Of lead
ing firms of that city and much inter
esting data concerning the trade and
commerce of the Southern Metropolis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

The Democrats carried Arkansas in
the election held Tuesday, by q, 1000
majority.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10
y Rnnmnna

Geo E. Richmond, who died at
Lansing, Michigan. last month. was
the original inventor Of the electric
telepone whiea was in use before the
Bell patent vas tied. He never re-
allied anything from his invention.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

The Peoples Party Executive Com
mittee for the Sixth Congressional
District is called to meet at Baton
Rouge at II eloek m. to-day, Sept.
10, 1885, to provide for the holding
of 3 District Convention.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Governor Foster has appointed on
the Pension Board, three old soldiers,
u "A. Chaieron, J. G. Moncure
(Honest John) and David Pierson.
The State auditor and adjutant-gen-
eral are also members of the board.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

Democratic politics in Vermont this
year has an element of variety not
characteristic of the usual situation.
The party, a hopeless minority, never
expects to win, but Its members never
fail to meet in convention, nominate
State candidates and pass resolutions
expressing their adherence to the
time-honored principles OF Jefferson.
This year the resolutions are consists
emily and enthusiastically for free
silver, as they were two years ago,
but upon their views relating to the
wal and the questions growing out of
it.they are in complete harmony with
those held by the roes-ribbed Repub-
licans-George F. Ednonds and Jus
tin S. Morrill-and the eminent gold
Democrat. Cleveland ex-Minister
Phelps. An able but mixed company
certainly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10
Saturday, September 10, 1898.

Secretary of war Alger will resign.
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State Board of Health.

Under the new act Of the legislature
creating a State Board OF Health it is
required that the country parishes be
represented on the board, and accord
ingly, on last week, Governor
Foster made the following appoint
ments: DIR. Edmond Souchon, of
Orleans, president; Drs. R. A. Ran
dolph, of Rapides; j. G. Egan, of
Caddo; I. L. Tarlton, Of st. Lam
dry; w. G.. Owen, Of Iberyille
Hampden S. Lewis, of Orleans, and
Charles A. Gaudet, of Orleans.
There is a strong movement among
the friends Of ex-senator Chas. p.
Hampton of this parish, having for
its object the placing of his name be-
fore the district convention for the
important office of railroad commits
sioner. He was one of the strongest
supporters of the separate a bill,
the three cent fare bill and other good
measures having to do with the rail
roads. The office of commissioner is
one of the greatest Importance to the
people of this State, andNits personnel
should be above the standard Of the
petty politician. For these and other
reasons, the Democratic friends of
Mr.. Hampton in this parish and other
portions of the district, are urging his
claims.-Westlake Herald.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

The State conventions of Texas and
ONO have re-adirmed the principles
Of the Chicago platform, and endorsed
Bryan's candidacy for 1900.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-09-10

G. McB. Brumby, hegister Of the
U. S. Land Office at New Orleans,
died August goth, at Biloxi, Miss,
after a long and painful illness. DR..
Brumby was a resident of Richland
parish before his appointment as
Register, and an old land mark of
North Louisiana. We mourn him as
q friend, for he was a man among
men; a maj of ~forceful character and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Advance.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 1.-THE active de-
mand for stocks and bonds was renewed
with great yigor and confidence to-day.
An enormous volume Of business was
done on the Stock Exchange and prices
are substantially higher all around. A
large number of the leading stocks show
net gains exceeding two points and
great many more have risen one point
or over in the price as a result of the
days trading. The upward movement
was not resumed until after period of
hesitation and uncertainty at the opening.
during which prices in nearly all cases
declined. This heayiness was due to the
sharp decline established in London for
American quotations before the opening
here, and to the placing of selling orders
for London account at the opening. The
demandfor stocks in the first hour was
urgent and many blocks of 1000 shares
were eagerly bought. BY the time news
of the Wall street attitude had reached
London, that market faced about and
sent orders to New York to buy AL
though there was realizing on a large
scale at different time during the day.
the recessions in prices were insignificant.
The day closed with a renewed burst of
activity and prices at about the top
level A belief that the termination of
the war is near at hand was the impell-
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ing motive for the strength of the mar
ket The continued recovery of Spanish
bonds found an explanation that was
considered even more significant. The
recovery seems to be without doubt due
to the making Of provision for payment
Of the July coupon. 1t is believed that
the money advance for this purpose was
in condition that Spain should end the
hostilities. Strong traffic returns by
prominent railway companies and the
continued tendency toward easier condi-
lions in the money market also had their
influence in.encouraging the rise A small
engagement of gold for import demon
strates that exchange is still at the
gold point
The bond market shared quite fully
IN the activity and strength of the stock
market Atchison adjustment Is adj
vanced III per cent. Total sales 49,
$4,000.
Prices Of government bonds were UNI
changed throughout.
The total sales of stocks were GOO
800 shares, including Atchison, prefer
red, 49050 Baltimore and Ohio, 1929;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 90
80; Louisville and Nashville, 2S,960;
Manhattan L.. $3.50; Reading. first pre-
ferred 1910; Missouri Pacific 14,G22:
New York Central, 1920; Northern Pa
citic, 7,010: Northern Pacific. preferred
1920; Reading, $500: Rock Island, 3d.,
$50; st. Paul, 1920; Southern Rail
way preferred. 1887: Union Pacific. pre-
ferred, 81, 40; Wabash, preferred, 1880;
American Tobacco, 1880; Chicago, G.
W., II $50; Peoples Gas, 1860; Sugar,
1G 090. ~ C. and Iron 1913: IT, $.
Leather, preferred, 7,120.
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LuuAL gpUuK MAaKN4
GRAIN AND PRODrCE.

Chicago, Ills, May Provisions bad
Il yertable boom on change to-day.
Pork at the close showed net gain of
80 vents a barrel Lard % cents hum
drew and ribs 45 cents. The pronounced
bull movement in hog products was based
on the lively cash demand by the gov
eminent for army uses. Leading pack
ers were all on the buying and We're
assisted by revival of outside speculation.
The wheat pit was deserted for corn and
provisions, but the market continued to
be extremely erratic. July covered a
range Of 81 cents, closing ut 11012, net
loss of 315. May declined 6 cents, while
September, to which month speculation
is being transferred, closed at 4 net gain
of 1as. Corn was helped by the rise i'll
provisions, and closed at an advance Of
/ cent for July and oats gained rs cents.
CHICAGO, May H.
fwans
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BALTIMORE.
NAvAL sTORRa.

CHARLESTON, N. c., Nay lt.-Turpentine
quiet at 70
Roein qui IT.
SAvANEAH, Ca May II Spirits turpentine
firm at z6k; sales ll6i cas1si receipts A,f4
casks
Kosin Hrm; sales 1863: receit Is g,977; q, q,
g, ID, lilo; Il. 81 40; #, sl.l5; q, SL.2b r., S145
l. SG45; +, IA: "a, el.50; ", al.65; window
e asa si.T0; water waite $50.
WILMINGTON, y. u. May 1t.--Sptrits turpen
tine firm at 28a27 receipts 81 casks
FsOgta quiet strained sl.U0; good strained
Los; receipts 928 barrels
Crude turpentiDe firm; hard M.2b, Sl.a
and 100: receipts s6 barrels.
Tar fl m at EilU; receipts 1873 barrels 81
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 1l.-Money on eal
steady at 2asA per cent; last lnsu per
mercantile paper 5Ka6 per cenr. sterlips
exchange fs arm. with actual busiaess IL
bankers bills 81 8tha4.Si& rof &c nand. aDo
s6k. Commercial bills 1904 Silver
ceruneates 6eka57. Bar SIiyes !. Me1leaL
dollars As Govern eHt n0Dds eady sta2
bonds dull. Railroad bonds s1gDg,
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8s4a3}X. 0ats. NJ. 2t1k; NO. 2wht.e s3Ya]66ih
No. 8 white 3la3SA. Rye, No. 2, G5aV'
barley, NJ. 2, 14a o; No. 8, ......: NO. A.,
az seed No. J, ON, IL Eflpe Iimo5n. oatT 7j
I.ra per lQG los So 6Casso Snort rtb si0es
(I0t y s5.s ai20 Dry-sSlted shouldersro..szapss
tAat. S1Urt clear slaes tDoEeo) Ao.0a9,.S
mhisKoy, hlstlllers tni3ned goods. per kAllo'
123.
NEW YORK.
Nrw yopK. May Il.-Flout quiet and
standv f ,rv1n ers ut casie on spriae whea6
grades city mill patents nominal 81. CT
Miuussova patents b.ZVa1OU M4aAeeoIA ="
kera A2taLb; wi 9ber pa5ehts sto5as q, 20. N
straight s$d563,l9; winteT extras td'ooSa'A'
winEsF lew kva@ as W s0ahU' ~. eoo
Ry4 sous oui {, % 65at.l5, m )stly 81 6iaaV
Corn meal firm: yellow W~ste'n 81 81
n. Rrsnft V " ine w ,05a5 10
Rvs cIliet: No. 2 wastefn "a state rye -
esFIag 0uU wester1 !eoolhg OF; UsrlC!
malt dull, western teaj0. .,,,s
~ eat. spot, we ~ ,csoi is az s ~
Msy close sO4a 0X July closed 4l%. .,.u.
Oats, spot, quiet, NO. Z, ooH optonF
"a aay y' 9Get shippiog 8Ca85 good to choice
O'a Bsef arm; family sl2 53al8o 90; extra Iaeo
10 HaitU; beet hams FSlU.S55yesJ pae16 6 l'O'
I9UJ city extra ia mess Slo UJat9 w. ,-p
Cut meats stea y; picked oeilles % a ~"
SO. picked shoulders Az 10; 40 mama = ~. .
Lard ct ong; western steamed 10 'oao2V
May $3.50; reuned str ng contlneLb Q'"V'
south American s6.7j; compound 4&4A
PORK ttrong r1ess S1i 0Jall.tO; snort oles'
sit E(al3 10; FAMILY Sl2.G,ai3C0- .,r =.
Butter ste AGy western creamery I45 gu a.
factory ID ai4A, Elgins II; UisRti9G oreameIs
iisl5A; sCste dairy llsi6% 20. ers@mef'
Ithal7.
Eggs steady; state az reanSv' wants ) :, y
1l%; Bestecr fresh .uha1 southern lUaN&
Potatoes fam; New YORK ., u sWeeUs
n9mlosl o..
rarroIen li 81 stcldy United -; refined New
Eork SO 90; PhilsdesDhis snd baltimore So''o'
u aosln steady; strained, oommoa to Goot
Turoentlne stegdier at 81 .
kice firm; domestic, fa,F 10 extra oS%
Molssses 5 tady: New OFleans open Aettle
good TO choice, 2saS+.
Cabbage dull: Southern 81 00al.s5.
Cotton seed oil he'd h gh on the rise III
In d: prime eTnde AJA Az 40. sum mer yer
low ats s2i butter oil 25a2S
I,otFee-OptIons, May $50: Ju y $3.50; An
gust s5,7 SPOT, tio ou'i Tut S eady no 20 :
invoice q: jobhing *; mud. steady: s'or
dova s4al5A: fair jobbing busin So COZ g.
trlfiis,al G6-teat IS; refined teadY;
mould A E%; granulated 7-ld.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May ll.-F our dull wesferI
supernne "a G05t11; 90. extra s4S5a5iO ~
fa1oiIy 60 I05gb.bg winter wheat PATENT
{ 75aT 10; sprinR 10. S7.25@7 Is; spring wheat
srralghts IS lh1T 10.
" hsa, unset ltc and lower spot AMI MAY
Ia: 5Uly IldA; steamer No. red ~
) id: soGthern wheel By sample l3Jslb
do on grade l56kab0
Corn easy; spot 4laiiK May 4C&s4
j ne a0Aa.OX; July sUAatl, steamer NIKE
4ualVx Southern white CORR 4iAai2 do pei.
low 4aad4.
oais steady No. white, western t0Haio.
no 2 mi xed a5h a36
Rye easier: o, 2. nearby Ea'oA :
"p aas W gTro. nao,a Timothy s1s.O0 hid.
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AlHKR ~

Galveston. sfeay, 5 Ill is, 1888 bales.
Norfolk. QUIET, OK, 45s Gales
BaltImor. nominal, g 5-i6, - 5aleR.
Boston. steady. 6x, Ia bales
Wilmington, u m 8, 33l bales.
philadelphia. quiet, So, 20 bales
Savannah quiet nj steady, 8 Ii le, rs bales.
New Orleans. qui ST, D Lilo, l,4tI ns.ioh.
Mobile. quiet, Ii 10, 3 bales
Memphis, nrm s I5-l6 Pol bales.
Augusta. steady. 6k i63 bales.
Charleston, st "a y. on, 1873 usIee.
Cincinnati, 81 eady. 9, 81 DxIea.
louisville. quiet q. - bales.
st. Louis, quiet 5K, Alb bales.
Houston, 81 eAdy. b Il-lG, 2!5 tales.
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Goose Grease Liniment sold aud
guaranteed by all druggists.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL May lI.--4:00 p. M.--Srnt cotton.
mode rsts demand T cat 3ld over tTpesf
can middling 5 81 SOD; good middle 81 I6kd
American middliug sl6d; low middlinx ;
10 Sd; good ordinary ESD ordinary . a2d
].0O0 were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 9.0ui American: receip S i, o. alse.
including zoo Amei can
rut3res opened quiet with m deratt
demand and closed quiet but ste@dy.
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GEO. ALLEN, Secretary,
Mechanics and Investors Union,
Raleigh, N. O.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BY virtue of authority conferred upon
me in certain deed Of trust executed
by Robert Il. liam and wife, and re-
corded in book No. 1874, at page 407 in
Register Of Deeds office OF Wake
county, N. c., / will on Saturday, the
Dist day Of May, A. d. 1898, expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at II O'Clock M, at the court
house door in the city Of Raleigh, that
valuable lot of land lying and situate on
the south side Of East Martin street be-
tween Blount and Person streets in the
city of Raleigh, adjoining the lots Of
Mrs. Mollie II. Baker, D. G. Mangum
and others, being the lot wherein the
said Parham and wife now reside, ana
formerly known as the "James Nj. Har-
ris place." Said lot fronts 113 feet, more
or less, on Martin street, and runs back
south, in depth, 210 feet, more or less.
This April 10Th, 1893.
ERNEST p. MAYNARD,
apr1S-30days. Trustee
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WHEAT is FLUCTUANl
CORN is HELPED BY THE RISE
IN PROVISIONS.
STOCKS AND BONDS VERY ACTIVE
An Enormous Volume Of Business on the
Stock Exchange and Prices Higher all
Around-.Day Closes in Re-
newed Burst of Activity.
newed Burst Of Activity.

New York. May 1.-THE dry goods
market has been dull to-day following
the usual Wednesday rule. Mail or
ders are very slim and the threatening
and rainy weather has kept store trading
within limited lines. Most anything col
ored red, white and blue, can be sold
now, and the extraordinary rush for
these, contributes to keeping up the
general average. Dress materials Of q
staple sort in silks, silk-and-wool and
other mixtures, and in cotton goods ar,
generally relatively duh. Woolen goods
for mems wear are in quite request In
staple cottons there are no changes in
the market worth noting.
COTTON.
New York, May 1.-THE cotton mar
ket took the back track to-day to the
extent Of to 10 points and liquidation
following disappointing English adj
vances, which were decidedly contrary to
expectations in view of the decreased
acreage indicated by yesterdays gov
eminent report. There was considerable
liquidation by the houses of the stronger
class. The decline was arrested by
Wall street and Liverpool buying: but
speculation was intimidated by the possi-
bility of unsatisfactory news from the
seat of war, and the volume of business
was small. Conflicting and rather I'M
satisfactory crop news was also in the
way of business. The market closed
steady at a net decline Of 3 to Z points.
Total sales futures 10000.
NEW YORK May FIXTURES opened
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A young widows health usually i'm
proves when her physician gets married.
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=. NJ. SIMMONS. &. ". Pou
JAMES H. PoU. A. D. war
SIMMONS, PoU & WARD,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

AAA~4AA&A@8 Ave 10
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Market Houae3
Will practice in the counties 0e Wake
Johnston, Elarnett, Wilson, craven
Jones, OnBlow, Duplin, Pamlicc ana carr
teret and elsewhere In the State where
services are desired and n the SuDrer.g
and Federal Courts. OGicaB also a Me-
bern and SloithHeld.
u. w. Pou Associated In @lvll Ran.
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NEW YORK May II-Futures opened
weak Gales SEQ baIas.
NEW ORLEANS.

Spot cotton closed quiet; midddng uplandi
6x miHdling RIIlf eA sales 20 bales.
New York, qui t, OK. 29g bales.
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MANHOOD RESTORE

"Cupfdene'' cures lost me MOOD, nervous
debility, premstareness of discharge, vari
eocele. and all effects Of early iDdiscretion'
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Oavol Medicine Co., san Francisco, Cal. "CU.
piden5i Is tor sale by r. Hansen, Sioux City,
10. Sl.00 box, six for $500.
agent. JAS. I. JOHNSON. RaIelCh, N. C.
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Nothing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Liniment. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
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nALNIGH GOTTON,
kALEIoH, n. OF, MN n.

Food middling COTTON. AGO
Low grades ....s, .sss ..Yesss.s.stss.s 81 A35l
Receipts I26 bales.
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Few men work very hard after they
get old enough to know better.
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and SI.g0; receipts 10 barrels.
Tar i'm at sl.l0; receipts 1873 barrels 81
Goose Grease Liniment sold aud
guaranteed by all druggists.
A young widows health usually inn
proves when her physician gets married.
Nothing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Liniment. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
Few men work very hard after they
get old enough to know better.
Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
anteed.
TRIO is the richest and rdrestl OF al
the plug tobacco. Chew it, it viii do you
good,
THE DALTON-FARROW CO.,
Winston, n. @.
All men arc foolish, but it's only the
wise ones find it out.
Try TRIO the famous Piedmont plug
There is none better and none so good.
The Dalton Farrow Co., Manufacturers.
Root-beer ought TO be a popular beY-
crage among baseball cranks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-12

Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
anteed.