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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02
ANNUAL BANQUET
Given at The Orion by Cham
Der Of Commerce
400 GUESTS PRESENT
Ioasts Responded to by Several
Distinguished Visitors

Among Those Present Were Senator
Simmons and Congressman G.. b.
Patterson-One of Most Elaborate
Affairs Ever Given i'm Wilmington.
Is Believed That the Occasion Will
Result i'm Much Good to Wilmington.
Mr.. Joseph H.. Hinton Highly Conn.,
plimented on Service Given.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
Oklahoma Bank Robbed.

Shawnee, Okla. Dec. 10. Rob
bers at Asher, small town in the
southern part OF Pottowatomie coun-
ty, robbed the Asher state bank.
From the best obtainable information
there were FIVE men In the party as
was stated by young boy who was
out after a physician when the rob-
bers caught him and put him in a
freight car, mailing him in 10 secure
him, as they thought, while they did
their work. The safe was complete
ly destroyed, the building was all
most totally wrecked and the adjoin-
Ing building was damaged by pieces
OF the safe being blown through in
several places. The loss Is between
81 500 and SO 900,
There are no clews as 70 who the
parties were. and they made good
their escape
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
SAY sHARPToN is INNOCENT.
Sensational Turn Taken in an Au-
ousta Case.

Augusta, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE case
Of j. NJ. Sharpton, the prominent
farmer who Is now under conviction
tor shooting and binding Walter Nc
Donald, the child of neighbOr, has
been sensationally reopened by the
filing Of affidavits and warrants al
leging that Forrest Gay. 15-year-
old son Of County Constable Robert
Gay, committed the crime and that
sharpton, consequently is innocent.
This new turn of the case was en-
tIrely unexpected and is being faced
by the court officials with a surprise
that is somewhat akin TO eonsterna-
ton.
The history OF the original case vas
more than ordinarily sensational. One
night last spring Walter Mcdonald,
with a companion named Pearson,
went to the watermelon patch of J..
NJ. sharpton, neighbor, to steal
watermelon. While in the patch,
Mcdonald was struck full 10 the face
by a load of SHOT from a shotgun,
at short range, and blinded forever.
The boy was conscious and not in
much pain that might after his wounds
were dressed, and he declared that
j. NJ. sharpton did the slsOotig.
Young Pearson was locked up, and
corroborated McDonald's statement,
both boys stating they had plainly
recognized Sharpton before the shot
was fired
The next morning Sharpton was ar
rested, and Immediately denied all
knowledge OF the crime. He was
tried az tho first term Of the superior
court, when a complicated network
OF circumstantIal evidence bore out
the statement OF the two boys, and
Sharpton was convicted and sentence
ed, the Judge, by implication, declar-
Ing his own personal belief that
Sharpton was certainly guilty.
Now I'VE afiidavi,s are suddenly pro-
duced. signed by white citizens OF
the county, to the effect that young
Forrest Gay. at sundry and different
times, confessed that he, and not
sharpton. shot the Mcdonald boy.
A younger brother. Aldean Gay, Is
also implicated. The warra % have
been served, and the boys put under
bond.
Relatives and friends OF the boys
declare the whole thing an effort on
the part OF attorneys to divert sus-
picion from sharpton. for whom
motion for a new trial has been asked
The court house oiiielals are reticent,
and refuse 20 give. any statement re-
gardlng their views In the premises.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
LONG SENTENCES roR ?. CARR.
tiIshwayman Found Guilty Of Robbery
and Given IS Years.


Atlanta, Dec. l5.--FTank Carr,
young white man. was given sem
tenee OF 10 years by Judge Roam
for holding up and robbing d. A.
McNabb. an old man. 65 years old,
at the corner OF strong and D'AlvIgny
streets. on the night of oct. 90
The defense tried 20 prove an
allbi for Carr. having witness TO
state that he was In a saloon on Ma
rietta street. when the crime was
committed, but as no definite state
ment OF the time Carr spent In the
place could be proven, this was In
eficctual.
Plain Clothes Otiicer Starnes, OF
the city police. arrested Carr in q
pawn shop. as he was arranging for
loan on a ~atchchaln, afterwards
Identified by Mr.. MoNabb as the one
taken from him along with his watch
and some money. He also had with
him pocket testament which the
hlghwaymAn refused TO take
Carr testified that a stranger who
appeared To be- under the influence
OF whisky, asked him 10 pawn the
watch at a eertaia shop as he did not
want 10 do Il himself on account OF
having had q difhculty VITA the pawn
broker, When arrcr'Ct Carr could
not produce the n'an be said gave
him the chain 20 pawn. o. his per-
son was found q ticket for the watch
A man named Weaver. who was
Jointly Indicted With Carr charged
with being an accompl.ce In the rob
berry. haa not been tried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
HARDY is JAILED;
PROTESTS INNOCENCE
Charged With Murder of Father
In Law.
WAS ARRESTED NEAR cHIPLEY
Evidence lie Strong Against Hardy,
and Large Reward Was offered for
His rest-captured by Man Who
Married HE Cousin.

Columbus, Ca, Dec. 15.-Charles
Hardy was arrested three miles west
Of Chipley, Ga, at tn home of Hen
ry Kimbrough Thursday on the
charge Of numbering his father-inl law
Charles II Brooks, whose assassin
alton week ago caused such a great
sensation In that section.
Brooks was shot while seated before
fire at his home. his slayer stand
ing on the outside and firing through
the window pane.
The coroner's jury, which has been
investigating the case, returned a
verdict last night. holding that the
shot was fred by Hardy. When be
learned OF the verdict Hardy left
Chipley hurriedly. posse was
formed and started in pursuit Of him
and he was captured few hours
later. The capture was made by
Henry Kimbrough. whose wife is
first cousin. Of Hardy, There were
rewards for Hardys arrest aggregat-
ing several hundred dollars, and one
theory il bat Kimbrough surrendered
him in order that tms fund could be
used In defrayiug the expenses OF the
trial. This Is simply conjecture.
but II Il is true the situation is
most curious one. The governor
offered Ave hundred dollars reward,
which was supplemented by the peo-
pie OF Chipley.
On account OF the excited cOndi-
lions at Chipley, Hardy was carried
20 the Troup county all AZ IaGrange
by Sheriff Hullng. Hardy was la
ter brought 10 Columbus.
Icis reported that Hardy, who Is a
farmer. was In sore financial straits.
His father-in-law Is well 10 DO.
A day or two before the killing.
Hardy went 70 the county seat. AZ
Hamilton. and examined the properly
records.
n the eoroner's verdict should be
substantiated the only motive that
has been suggested for Hardy's deed
was that by the death OF his father
in-law his (Hardy'l wife could come
into possession OF her share Of the es-
tate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

pcaaSooe. 5. D.. Dec rs -sn.
perlnicndfut CrisF. o. the Homestead
mine, has sunonUrct thai TIE con
pany Aaa rrahted the employees al
eigkt-hour cav The underground
workers bad dsmAneea thia. eut a
vas euucleAed - Eife Il % az en-
pioyees They also uin ~ trous8
hair eumgauy time ln ooulns aaa ~
ing % YEA ne So rerulatlans
tales enuf safuFtky
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
Celebrates tooth Birthday.

New York. Dec. IA dispaa
from Toronto says that Mu Feat
erstone Osler. celebrated her lol
birthday Friday. She Is the mo,a
OF our distinguished sons, Jad
Osler. OF the Ontario court OF 4
peals, r.. p. Osler. member Of %
lament. Dr. william Osler. reg
professor OF medicine 10 the Uhre
sity OF oxford, and the late b.
osler. who was a pruminent laVys
DR.. osler gained public notice
Gently by a statement credited 70 I
that the end OF human use'i.he
comes at the age OF co years NJ
osleT was born In Kent. Eng1a
and came 10 Canada with he- ID
band, the Canon Osler, 10 1851.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

sAvannah. Ca, Nc. no .-Mrs =.
n. clloo. who receniiy sho, hsg
haseand. a tirect car eonducior, hs-
cause 30 stAia teo loag "a an oysteF
roast. ms heen released oa bad shr
10 ciegkiBE in a nlpaeaios strcfi ca
tasnssmrnt. Canon q oui of tas
hospital Mfs Cilnha has nos tsen
Indicted q h sait lhat 50 ne casr
t1eiusi hcF Is ever tfiet lhn thrse
nav b. some uruseal ara uresregirt
6omesic tiseiosurps thst utn ss.cte
srgat tssl os iafgfesi noi oeiy ie
ssgarnah. hat o. several seal oHFr
aisae iss liHs es lts cea'Tei mneAf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Athens, Ca. Dee 1.-Two
freight trains on tire seaboard AIR
Line coIiided At Carlton. . few miles
ron this cily. Tho six rear cars Of
one frclghtW demollshed. but ths
conductor and erew were not In them
az the tine EagiuseT Pinkston sud
FIrcman Bradley both Jumped PINK
ston vas badly bruised Bradley's
head struck q croestlis and bis skull
vas fraciured He died later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

New YORK. Dec IA man 40
years ~ aEe. believed 10 b. Rev
c, s. ouInn. pastog % ~, Agnes
churcA % Ati8ntic Hlgalands. y. j..
and 4 yoanG Woman, thoaEht 10 D.
Miss a, Kilsy. aiuo ~ the same p'ace
uvre touad Dad Ia NON on tie toq
Door % an Easi Eaghtecbth sirccl
hoartlaE houss Thursday Thg uom
vas allied via Eas. uhica had escap-
"a ffum q partly ogesed ~ TIE
coNpis had hcen a. the hrssa sfncs
Wednesday gvcaine Thr Van ga
Earea re rcom. saylag q sas o. e
uaFTiet onupie ne ncnafted that
~ uas oai az sofk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

lAeF LEI. Ia. De ia
pcfss cas- aFed ~ Co'tmaa sera.sf
- kiNag nsguss shertE ssosnat.r
90 oetaAsr 81. aas Coian1s hts
tNura secret o ~ caFfzrrs aHss
suf ~ rcste tleas An rtur IN a
tset n skHmP - rfiref8 VIA
Fasu-atisn A. ~ csaif go ssfs.s
t.nrf aet tt les ttruri e laAs
49, eeH aa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
MInIna syndicate Secure RIart,.

Washington. Dec. i5.-Aoeard
to the Official bulletin Of Che coal
Fae State Il b learned here, 4
rights conferred upon the REaa-Gu
genheim rockefeller syndicatr by II
al decree % Nov. 9. last gives
rights TO prospect for metals Il
the whole unassigned public On l
IN the Congo Free sta.e for a o.
% SIX years Whatever m.as' \
established by this eHplOrar1' =
be worked for % years. tu 1ar Z
OF every three IL % become pc On
cry % the state az once. A
psny called the Interna.inaA .'
Lumber and Minlng comparT Poe
orhnized 20 finance the cctgr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
euraIar, Work a. sswnn..

sewanee. Ca. Dec 15.--A dar-
Ing robbery was committed here when
John b. BrOgdon's store was robbed.
The entrance was effected by prizlng
open a side door. and {, Is thought to
have been done by a white man and
a negro. who we're about town About
500 worth Of goods were taken. AZ
ter leaving the store the parties we're
traced 10 the direction o. Atlanta. and
the police department has been nOd-
ned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
IN SEPARATION OF
: CHURCH AND stat
Crisis Has Passed Witbd
Grave Disorders,
Bur INTEREST STILL coNrINuI
unabated In the Details Of the Cd
tInuation Of the strussIe-ssIi,l
There Is No Prospects Of ReIioid
Passions Being Aroused.

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE crisis in
separation of church and state hayI
passed without grave disorders. ID
lie interest in the details Of the Cd
tinuatlon of the struggle, conuns
undated.
1t is believed there Is no prospl
Of religious passions being arouse
the churches being closed and
government. therefore, is resting
it's oars and will continue 10 DO
until parliament authorizes the dras
measures which the cabinet is D!
pairing
In the meantime In this city,
cept in churches where legal aQpc
tious were filed, the police again a
notes Of infractions of the law al 4
morning masses.
Cardinal Richard is awaiting expt
sion from the episcopal mansion. 4
government, however, desires
avoid even the appearance OF t1rceI
the hope that he will depart IaI
few days OF his own yolid0n
The Action. a violent socIalisiic 4
gan. today made an attack on
government calling attention 10 the
legged fact that Catholic gymnas
cosiates had numbers Of rifles Tha
Is not the slightest evidence, boz
ever, that armed resistance lis Cd
teunlatad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Kansaa cry. IT, %
Lsua a CRAZE. army 81
tFsinss. hers yass4 n s-sfh-
tsut Roossyeis ertsr 60
wtt,oaf hracr tss psE-n -re
Eusafy-ahh iE1aEtfI Asf
st-pfes sst,ars fssf We
AZ aaorns gaa rrtlas 81 -
tscS % wats ss resrsa,fg e.
tets 49, oc9westas's f1aa- $50
tett az rc1nrai Esss as
eurafe1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Now Orleans, Ia, Dec. i5.--Af'
ter wrgting across the bach ~ his
marriage license che following; II
am heavily m debt, and cannot had
you into migIortuan, &Td bats - ss
viii ale tcgciher" Louis Thomas
uho, and probably fatally wounded bis
bride. to- BE-. Harriet Coulter Tie
then Killed hlmseif. The scene %
the tragedy was plantation nsat
Adelaide. La. and The uevs aid no,
reach here an TO-DAY. The youug
couple had roated their house, and
had hcen 10 a railorad station 70 set
furniture which had besn ordered tog
n. They wcFe rsturnlnE from the
slstioo when the poootiug cccuryed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
ckAcN SAFES AND BANKS.
Robbers Gather All the Cash and Then
Ride Away with Booty.

MusKogee, !. r.. Dec. IS. News
has Just reached this place OF the
robbery of the bank OF Morris az
Morris, l. T.. 30 miles west OF Mus
cogee. The safe In the bank was
opened and all the money in the bank
ct the time, 50, 900, secured. The
robbers escaped.
They cut the telephone line before
leaving Morris and had planned to
make desperate fight IL necessary.
Boxes were piled in front and behind
the bank for a blind. and cartridges
were spread out for quick use.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Siockhcim. De. iG--kIfE
condition Friday snoWed c.-
Improvement Towards fooa no
iowinE guarded 0mcial sa.fa-
issued King Oscar passe.
niEht. he slept Siz tas
cogEhed q Hsus and Bis is-
this morniae was ieosF ~ -
e stin irgswulGr. BAT taso H
crease ~ pAIeEn la ne '--H
paiisnfs gsusrAi cantHts1 H -
uafisfsctbTy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
rsaehsr convIe.sa d whIppIn0 soy

cambridge. Ca, Dee 15.-,After
hotiy contested trial here In the
city court Of nainbrldge. Professor
r.. n. Hartsog. one Of the teachers
In the cambridge public schools.
was convicted BY a jury on a charge
Of assault and battery IN administer
Ing a whipping 10 the i0-year-old son
Of Captsin McGwder, a patron Of the
school. The defendant pleaded not
guilty and claimed that the whipping
Administered was OF the usual char
ac,er given by teachers 90 pupils for
attractions Of the rules o. school The
boys father, who prosecuted the case
seemed 10 convince tho jury that In his
ease WhipiaE wzs teo seTese asa
amounted IN law "a assault and hat.
terry A small ine vas imposed and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04
Transfers of Real Estate.

Z, M. M. & l. Co. to D, w. Timber
lake; exchange of land.
w H Peacher and wife to Edward Nj
Manuel tract of land near Peacher's
Mill; consideration $50.
Thos Williams and wife to Nancy E
Ogden; acres and rs poles of land be-
tween Kearneysville aud Shepherds
town; consideration 1900.
Ellen V Watson ct al to d l. Magru-
der; SO acres. rod and SO poles of land;
consideration 81, 900.
Jas. F Randall to Geo Turner; lot
in Shepherdstown; consideration $500
Horace Price and wife to Geo w
Wilmington lot of land near Leetown
consideration 5000.
Chas w Chow and wife to Henry
Trostle lot near Shephefdstown; SO. 90.
Nelson Edwards to w T Lanson; lot
near Duffields; consideration S425.
Hunter heirs to E E Cooke; lot Oh
Hunter addition, Charles Town; consid-
Grafton $500.
Pleasant Scott and wife to Richald
Robinson. lot in G,bsontown, considera-
ton 1900.
Robt G Miller and vile to Bette E
Shell; house and lot in Shepherdstown;
consideration $500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04

The greatest event in naval history of
the world will take place on the waters of
Hampton Roads during the continuance
of the Jamestown Ter Centennial Expo
sItion, which will be opened by the Pres
ident of the United States at noon on
the 10th day of April and which will close
on the goth day of November at mid
night of the coming year. 1907. TIE
maritime powers of the world will be
there represented by the craft that is
making and has made them famous
Every European, Asiatic and American
country which boasts of navy will send
representation and this will be main
tanned throughout the six months of the
Exposition. Thus there will be had a
constant and panoramic view of the
great seafighters, as the ships will be
changed from time 10 time IN order that
the best may he shown aud seen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04
Notice..
ordered pait

To the Taxpayers Charles ToTn District:
The following is a copy of Section of
Chapter of acts of 1901.
g All taxes shall be paid to the Sheriff by
the person liable herefor on or before the
Both day of November OF the year FIR which
they are levied. He shall on the first day of
December following. proceed immediately to
collect the same. Interest at the rate of 10
per cent. per anDum, on the amount of each
tax bill SHALL be added thereto from the
first Y of January unit payment"
II will be St en- by the above that after the
first Of January next will be compelled un-
der the law to add 10 per cent per annum to
all tax bills. The Sheriff has no discretion
in the matter, as the law must be obeyed.
will be mt the Court House daily and un-
til o'clock at night Sundays excepted) dur
ing the month of December 10 give all who
owe taxes an opportunity TO settle the same
and avoid the payment of this extra penalty.
! will he at Shs nandoah Junct on on We'd
nesday. December IA, 10 receive taxes
s G. YOUNG.
Dec. AT. Deputy sheriff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04
Town Council.

Council met in regular session last
night. President Thos r Moore IN the
chair in the absence of Mayor Light.
Mr. Edward Drish ffered to purchase
the iron lamp posts about town at the
price of SO per ton. but no action was
taken.
Ordered that the Water Company be
notified not to allow water 10 overrun
standpipe.
The matter of fencing in lot at corner
of Charles and Liberty streets was re-
ferred to Street Committee with power
to act.
Exoneration of dog tax paid by E R
Harrell was refused.
Matter of tax receipts held by Mrs Har-
rell referred TO Finance Committee.
Miss Amanda Grove was exonerated
from SIS. so tax on 81. 100 in money.
Bills passed to amount of Sass 81 and
ordered paid.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04

The organization of the new fire in
surance company is progressing in fine
shape. The subscription books have
been open only little over two weeks,
aud already there has been actually SUBJ
scribed considerably over 800, 900, and
among which subscribers are numbered
some of Jefferson county's most progress
sive and careful business people. The
class of stockholders and the amount Of
stock already subscribed is a very fiat
tering proof of the high opinion our bus
mess people hold of the enterprise. The
stock of this new company offers an op-
portunity for a safe and profitable in
vestment seldom shown in this commun-
ity, Those who have thought of taking
some of this stock would do we'll to make
application at once, for when one-half
of the entire amount is sold locally the
organic stion committee expects TO go out
of the county to place the balance, and
our people should keep as much of the
stock as possible. 1t is confidently ex-
peoted that as soon as all of the stock
he's been subscribed for it will shortly
advance in value. The company ex-
poets to begin operations early in the
coming wear
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04

No sadder news has been received in
Charles Town for long while than that
which announced the death of Col. L
Victor Baughman. of Frederick, Md, on
Friday last. Col, Baughman was well
and favCrab'y known here. and had been
often a visitor to Charles Town. He
was an especial favorite with Jefferson
county Democrats, and the simple an
nouncement that Vic" Baughman
would speak in Charles Town in a pollt-
ical campaign would always draw an
immense crowd. He was man univer-
sally admired for his many sterling quail
ties. as genial as the day. and his friends
We're legion. In this county the sorrow
at his demise is profound and sincere,
more especially as he was in years agone
a gallant Confederate soldier and for
mer comrade in arms of some of our best
and bravest citizens. West Virginia will
heartily sympathize with Maryland in
the loss of foremost citizen and most
beloved son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04
ADVERTISED LETTEPs.

Lisi OF letters remaining in the Rosinfice at
Charles Town. Jefferson county. W. VA. on
Saturday, Dec. 1. 1906 Persons calling for
same viii be required to pay one cent for
each letter:
Mrs Augustus Smith, Everett Staffel.
Mrs Virginia Whitmore. Miss Fife Allen,
Polln Shorts. George Sisk. Thomas Strlb-
ling. Miss Celia Stewart, Miss Rebecca
Phillips, Miss Bessie Lockley, Ned John
son. William Allen. Mrs Mary johnson.
Miss Annie Johnson. Miss Cora Hopkins,
Mrs Fannie Herbert Jane Gibson, DR. Geo
Gale, Mrs B C Edgington, w H Doherty.
Mrs Virginia Davis, Edward D. Cornell, J
Smith Coulter, Mr. rand Mrs Fcuntaine Cook
Ralph Coates, ] 7 Carmack, Mrs HENRIETTA
Carter, B M Caves. Miss G Bendick, James
d Wolf Archer.
The above letters, if not called for within
6fteen days, will be sent to the dead letter
Office. Persons calling for them win please
say that they are advertised.
GEORGE PoRTERFIELD. p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-04
Christmas Time Coming

And o. L Watson's store is the place 70 get
your FRUITS. POWDERED SUGAR and
NUTS Of all kinds. all of which are freeh and
fine and cheap In price. Hoine-Mads Fruit
Cakes. c,romels. chow CHOW pickle. jellies
and preserves. The incest HONEY IN town,
and best country vinegar. j. the place TO
get the freshest and best soda crackers Try
our new desert. "Trs phosa." GET your dried
beef and breakfast bacon chip d al this store
and get it fresh. Loose coffee al Toe Per 10
which Is far superior TO Arbuc kle's pack age
coffee. ard Is more " olesome. Buekwheat
flour. Also sin.agate and wooden ware, stoves,
stove pipe aud elbows, hin GEES. halter chains,
axes, hamper baskets. oil cloth aud cotton
and waterproof gloves. chean. Good roobUg
paint at 5 { per gal Get Il 5-gat never fall
Oil can and take il home aud Try il. aud you
win have no other. C0RBY'S BREAD re-
ceived seven times each week, and this j. The
only place tina. gets q shipment of b cad on
Saturday nights. Everybody should use Cor
Tvs bread, for it is the purest aud best bread
that can be had Orders taken at store for
Saturday nights delivery. Also handle OfS-
1ERS during the oyster season, Country
lard and potatoes aud applies wanted, and
will pay the highest market price for them. -
All country people should visit this store and
get prices Can handle lots Of country pro-
duee Come 10 and give Us call.
Respectfully.
Nov 20-ft. o. L. WATSON.