Carolina Watchman

              1 11 o 1/51 fa i tl 51 w q tn n m n n vol xvii.-thied seeies salisbury n c december 10 1885 the charlotte jmu3ic house branch of ludden & bates southern music house i i:i<'ks the lowest ti-km tlik kasikst 01 \\ tuts h(h t sk and save it m 11 monkv and imjeigiit i t 1 ull^nslgi hi(d<eriu j'iano mason & itamlin organs band instriunonlsj i^m matlnifcliek pianos packard orchestral oor^ans 11 pieces 120 sm oi\c w bent fc co i'iunop bay state organs sheet music at 25 per cent "'■', *&& w arifln pianos on fifteen days trial off former prices i la1u5kst stock of mufilc i ~ sdisk in the state white l-'flt c t m 1 ' ■ i m l mdressi charlotte music house , \ correspondence with teachers and t«n»rs solicited ly cii.vhi.uttk n t . c [ the gstat exterhal ! medy kluttz's lubiiuuu llluifimu rheumatism gout neu ralgia sprains bruises pains aches 0 ■ to :< ■- iikuef vva ■. . ; !'•• : l iis fiiun is wondekful [ sllffl ; o<1 ivllll ick ctirr-.ills no wir.-fv i •!.,.■ n l.-s nature v i i real kftlll'll 11 ' till u l llcllll llii il.i i«.l si i a ill i ltd : . . i rn i:rl li .- work ed uir his i'ii iv ami saved many a val u n i rum in it i urc soli ■. . ■■ wit li id her . roil lo - ■■• .. r liu to bo i rlln c 1 ,. 1 urge bottle t only 2 r i ccntr for h •- j nil rug)(ists a.-k for it anrl in hi iipwu havini it don't l»c ; ' witli try it ami yi il \\ ill ... . i . ! .; ■ i theo p ki.l c ■--.: ■ vg w ■ coivje quack delays are dangerous j s mcoubbins i in n rtliern cit ics largest & best selected stock ii-i liiifti < ' i ■ ! . vision v<»otl i 1 willow ware ■ an i ii fill i i ii t ! l ! z e il s « > i 1 1 1 1 ■ . is v i 7 : r.vk kit's well tricl vow wiie.vt mi:i:i:vm.ws a d i m v i.kl-'.k's ground ijonc " n vtuhal guaiui just !': ■,. i n ami upi><>sl'i i be only nal lira i ' : the market fin iiiul get testimonials and it you uey don't for^el ti call on him bel'i ■ l»in in i ii in r jood or ft rti -.. isbury oct 1 1s.s ■_'.".: f deuimty ix mdl.l's is caused liy win n the change from child j o manhood is not biithcicnl to lid he i in hi this a tu plague shi itier's indian vermifuge will expel ihoin and lestore health and a brills tomph vi n north carolina conference condi nsed rroin charlotte democrat tie i'.ith annual session of the n c rence of the methodist episcopal i-h south assembled in this city on wednesday of last week the 25th november and adjourned at noon on wednesday december 2d after ases-j nion of seven days excluding sunday l!i>ho]i keener presided the four days session of last week i were devoted to routine business read ing reports speaking on church mat ters e _ | on monday morning of this week the matter of dividing the conference aken up and occupied the whole lay there were two reports from the , l'ommittee thai had had the matter un \ ler consideration the majority *■ lie : i m stated that the committee was un to ugree upon a line dividing the conference into two seperate bodies did therefore ii resolved that no peti tion be seni to the general conference in favor of division the minority re port favored memorializing the general conference in favor of division sug j resting several reasons therefor c the discussion of these reports com menced at i oelcck monday morning tnd closed about 5 oclock in the after noon the speeches against division made by rev dr n h wilson ; uid l ii l nash dr wilson oc ujiying most of the time on that side i in favor of division ilevs 1 k mann l s ljurkhead if 0 burton and w m uobey spoke at length mr liobey making the main speech on that side of i he quest urn after the above mentioned speeches the previous question was called by llev hi a vates and sustained and the conference proceeded to vote question was on the adoption of ■ hie minority lieport in favor of divis ion and the vote stood as follows ayes clerical 78 lay 14 total 92 n-iys clerical s7 lay :. )( .»; total i hi ! the question then recurred on the uloption of the majority lieport and it ivas aflopted appointments the following are the appointments of ik preachers for 1886 : !; ai.k'i.ii district — n h i wilson pe kuldgh bdentou street wc norman person street v l cunninggim brook l n ami macedonia mission to he supplied in 1 v butt c'ary j 1 martin roles ville 1'hilip jrcening smithticld solo i iiion pool clayton a e wiley tar riv i 1 hcnn;'youngsville li c allred l,niii-l»'iil aljiiieus mccullen oxford | station t a boone oxford circuit n e t'oltraue ili-ndeison j d arnold ljuck j horn 1 i thompou and i w aveiit j kaqishoro mission i a w'atkins xew-j ton ( j rove mission k pope and one to be supjilied lialeigh inistiaii advocate i l reid i i i ,\ ia>'j i'e district — t w guthrie 1 e .■ trj on street v m robey ■ ( hurcli irect 1 i llurlev charlotte cir cuit w fcoilin matthew's h m lloyle - m davis up clear creek fbmccall ! 1'ineville 1 i'm thompson pleasant ( i rove oliver ryder monroe station f indell monroe circuit t's elling ton waik'sboro station w c gannon w.i.l :.. id circuit k s webb anson ille m h moore lilesville g v hartl i son u i i.mi\<;tov m^t — i j carraway pe wilmington front street e a yates ;■;• ; street i ii tuttle topsail saaca white duplin a r gantt magnolia w a f.m-1.c clinton 1 j kendall and i ), warliek cokesbury j l keen bla den c p jerome fli/.ahetli daniel may witeville j 3v1 dowuum carver creek s i hi ik \\ accamaw c w godwin smithtield m m mefarlund brunswick thomas c lovin onslow to be supplied hy z i'aris rocky 1'oint high sctiool j'c crisp ia v rikvii.i.k dist s d adams pe fayetteville j t iibbs campbellton mis-ion j 1 jrig cumberland w s hales lumberton j t finlayson robo son jonathan sanford ashpole mission johu a horuaday laurinburg j t lyou st john's l e stacy rookingham sta tion j 1 1 pago rockingham circuit f ii townseud manly mission m a smith carthage v h doub joncsboro w os«ar hightower cape fear w s chaffin lil lington 1 h hall st tksvi i.i.i district — it a willis p e statesville station james li i'ordon iih1 hum's willson n statesville cir cuit w m bivgby mooresville a 1 tyler hv.ull w'orge w ivy rock spring m v sherrill newton c m jentry catawba a m lowe alexander j t abernethy cald well robert m tajlor lenoir j*c kuwo wilkes j w fisher and es ku daily sup roaring river mission j f craven elkin and jonesville j m ash by ml airy station w li townsend mt airy circuit c i snow dobsou ii a york yadkhiville j vv puett oak ln stitute 1 l triplett principal m.\vi;i:kn district — j t harris p e newborn . l v crawli.nl goldsboro station l s burkhead goldsb ro circuit .) i wnshlnini wayne 1 c bcaman mt olive 1 j grooine kinston n m jur ney snow hill i l herman lagrangk w \\ rose leuoir mission n a hooker craven v 1 crowson jones a d lsetts morehead c vv byrd beaufort j w jones carteret to be sapplie:l by w li puckctt neuse mission to ue supplied by s 1 bccton pamlico james mahouey straits mission to bo supplied by e d hoover cove sound mission tj brown ing wahitkxton nrstrict j s ncl-iin 1 e warrimiton li <> burton warren lj holdcn ridgeway jno n cole roanoke t i ijiinncr wchlon and halilax station w p north halifax circuit t 15 recks scotland neck mission j g nelson wil son station 1 h brooks ly'ilson mission j 15 i holder nashville z t harrison ' edgccombt a it raven central institute . for voung ladies j m rhodes principal ; v siuxisto.n distkict ny ii moore p v washington t i uicaud w ii call sup south i-mixecombe it b tilbrcth tnibnrn sind bethel t i gattis williamston 1 () guthrie greenville f a bishop pitt mis sion 1 ji gilliaui swill crc mission l j o wyelie aurora to be supplied batli n if guyton plymouth w i!li;nn it ware columbia c'c brothers mattamuskcet 1 i carperter fairfiekl e \. pell swan quarter to be supplied by william lowe 1 1 at t eras mission 1 v pugram portsmouth and ocracoke valance j rollins titlni v college dist v a sll.upc p e hau<lolph f ii wood and c o durant t f keerans sup thomasville and high point s v iloylr davidson i l earn hardt lexington j e gray abbott's creek mission s i peeler randleman u 1 bum pas frank'.insvllle i a futrell deep river w f cutchin — t c moses sii uwharne j 15 perry jackson ilill to ijc supplied montgomery j e wooslry pekin f m shambergen mount gilend m wj boylcs tiinity college prof j f lleitnian fransfcitei-l j b bobbitt to baltimore conference james l forkne to virginia conference in<l appointed t patrick cir cuit hugh f wiley to holstou conference and appointed to waynesvillc hi'kii am msritii't w s black p k durham station w s creasy duminm circuit v s davis west ami east end mission amos orcgson millsboro l e thompson chapel ilill k i john person 1 r griffith leasburg i l nash alamancc l l johnson haw river r r hall pitts hoio ii t n stcphenson granville j e underwood university of north carolina prof a w mangum missionary to china charles zones soon utkknsiidito dist j a cunningham p e greensboro j e mann guilford t ii pegram east guilford i a bowles pleas ant garden john tillet winstan .) t bag well fqrsyth,m|jiiunt stokes jrscroggs and s ii hclsaback madison ii i troy ruflun rg barrett heidsville i 15 brutoii vanceville j \) buic and mnjor t best kernersvillc 1 c thomas s.m.ism i;y district — w ii bobbitt p e salisbury station t v smith salisbury circuit t a stone mocksviilc (> f round howan ii m blair fannmjjtoii v c wil son concord station joseph wheeler con cord circuit w l grissom mouni pleas ant c a oglesby albcmnrle i f w sta nicy sianlv zebedce rush bin i.ick mis sion j a gjeen mt zion j w north enochville c w smith siiki.bt distlilct m l wood i e shelby station w s rom shelby circuit m i gifcs king's mountain .! w wheeler dallas j m lumly gaston 1 c liartsell island mountain j it limits mncoluton .) jj bailey south fork r m hoyle hick ry j e bristowc happy home i il carpen ter morganton g w uallahan table rock (' a gault mcdowell c g little double shoals 1 f england forest city i a kee ruthcrfordtoti tj kjaily antioch mission c v king columbus mission t ii ed wards the next inference will be held in keidsville n c an incendiary address five colored preachers of charleston s c unite in publishing an address to the kates which we find in the charleston xeirs nul courier of the lt)t)i nit it is i paper not at all cred itable to tin 1 good sense of those from whom it emanated it chums thai the rights of the colored race are not re spected in the south thai the black man is noi allowed to voi ■ or ii on juries and thai the government being exclusively in the hands of the whites the blacks are systematically excluded from sill participation in it in view of all this the address proceeds as follows we must warn the white people in time they may goon depriving its of our rights until forbearance ceases to be a virtue it may not be ions before the revolutions of st domingo in the limes of toussftiiit l overture trill be repented in the south toussainl l'overture was the leader of the blacks i:i s domingo when they arose and exterminated the few whites on the island many years ago the closing paragraph of the address contains these words : u here fellow-citizens are our griev ances we feel them sorely and call for redress it must not be expected that we tn submit lo their continuance and stil less their increase these passages contain a plain tin-eat of the direst character against the peace and good order of the country and the lives of its citizens the whole address although couched in good language is an astonishing pie e i f fai uity and self contradiction and almost makes us de spair of ever educating the negro up to the joint of being qualified for the du ties of citizenship in a free country if intelligent negroes like these charles ton preachers can give way to the feel ing of hatred against the whites to the extent ia threatening revolution blood shed and the massacre of the white race for grievances small in compari son with the vast benefits derived from association with the white race what an we to exjiect from the less intelli gent masses we hope that the col ored people of south carolina do noi generally sympathize with the diabol ical suggestions of this incendiary doc ument and thai they will take action and show thai these live charleston preachers do not reflect their opinions and feelings piedmont i'r ■■<. sad deach >..]. pemberton who was so terribly and sadly burned by the lamp explosion on the nighl of kith nit is still alive at tins writing but there is noi the slightesi hope we are pained to announce of her reeoverv she is gradually sinking and we fear before this has reached our readers mi's pemberton will have passed beyond the bounds of time it is a sad case and the public lieart is deeply touched at the sufferings of this excellent t hristian lady stnnl'j obst ra r !'. s mrs pemberton ;- dead : it is hard for an emptly bag !■. s!a id u j r jit civil service examinations boston test dem when the new civil service law was passed it received the support of j a considerable portion of the repub ! mean paity which saw in it a clever device for maintaining by indirection a hold upon power which was gradu ally slipping from it through popular disfavor the republicans valued if only as they thought that inasmuch as the had the offices the new law would help them to stay there that theory of interpretation was made manifest in every construction of the statute ami in every formulation of rules under it the republicans hud 20 years of opportunity to improve the civil service of the country if they had been so disposed but made no use of it on tlie contrary that service was growing so rapidly worse that they saw themselves about to bo driven from their pleasant and prof itable holdings unless they could af fect a diversion in the bill to re form the civil service they saw the chance to strengthen themselves under the pharisaical guise of political virtue after the passage of the law the republican leaders urged the young men of the party to be examined and placed on the list so that in the event of democratic success they could still hold the offices these exhortations were readily complied with while democrats who had fallen out of the habit of putting themselves in the line of political preferment il'lhey had ev er had ii took little notice of the opportunities that were nominally theirs equally with the members ol the opposing party certainly very few democrats were appointed to any j positions under the arthur adniinis i ration and its construction of the civil service law and rules was so ! flexible that only a small number could have been appointed no matter il they li»l present themselves and no matter ii they did prove perfectly competent the canal crisis boston post if the execution of louis rid shall precipitate a change in the administra tion of public affairs ill the canadian dominion the people of the colony may find a political evil producing a public good \\ hen the change is brought about it can scarcely be too radical the natural outgrowth of the peculiar political system of the country ias been a one-man power an iron hoel has been pressed hard down upon the necks of all opponents in the en deavor to stifle the voice of any man win ■ did no promi r an ah olutc abne gation of the right to use his own judg ment sir john a macdonald represents in canada as bad tendencies as james gr blaine represents in the i nited slates and had not the pc iple of this country risen above the alluring bui debasing influences by which blaine sought to reach the chief magistracy we miglii now sympathize more deeply with the honest canadian minority the plai form of the < lonservative party is macdonaldism and macdonaldism means railroad frauds contract jobs gerrymander acts landgrabbing bribery and corruption in the high and low places of the government appoint ments are no made on the principle that public office is a public trust and the chances for success amongst office seekers depend entirely upon the utter devotion of the applicant to the wishes of sr john a macdonald this servility is i reproach to the canadian people macdouald has low ered the morality of his countrymen so far that ;> hearty political life 3ocs not exist a vicious book suppressed wilmington star here is something more about the savage attack on senator vance by col johu a.sloan a special wash ington dispatch to the boston herald says as described by himself it is a terribly vicious and scandalous attack upon senator vance of north caroli na those who profess to know its contents say that it is filled with scan dals which are calculated to tear north carolina social circles as if a cyclone had struck them only one copy has as yet seen the light that was sent to greensboro n *'.. and a private cir culation until if fell into fche hands of relatives of col sloan who were astonished and shocked by its contents withoui hesitation they destroyed the copy and implored col sloan to sup press the book in the meantime col sloan was soliciting means to pay the printer who held tl lition until it was paid for dr boykin an influen tial merchant of baltimore and a warm friend of the attacked senator ir is said warned the printer not to let a copv go out of his hands and it is un derstood that t'iif money due on it has been paid according to the london tstiieet th ■ receul visit to america of i r keith who came to perform a surgical ojwr.i • ii '•:. is i he iir i instance since the sign | ing of ili i lee land ion o hid pendence of an american having summon a dit-al aid i r m the old cou-itry yadkin academy prof c f remy resigned his j>osi tion in the southern normal last week to take charge of yadkin mineral springs academy at palniersville i stanly county a committee of the trustees of the academy came to lex ington to secure a principal and being referred to prof remy they ottered him the situation which he decided to accept he went to palniersville on friday to enter at once upon the dis charge of his duties a.s principal the ' academy we understand is a large and j flourishing school and up to this time i has been in charge of prof martin ! who under the belief that he had a di vine call to preach the gospel resigned his principalship hence the vacancy | which has been so happily filled i davidson dispatch rev sam jone's plain talk st louis dec 1 — last night the rev sam jones before an immense congregation saw tit to refer to liov marmaduke as an old swilltub and j today there is considerable indignation j manifested in certain quarters over the ! epithet applied to the first citizen of ! this state indeed some persons are in j j favor of holding an indignation meet : in<j for the purpose of handling the etev sam without gloves his exact language last night was how can ' you reform any state in god almighty's | world with an old swilltub for govern or and two or three mashtubs for supreme court judges great ap < pliiuse a man who is privately cor i rapt can never be politically pure great applause and the first thing we did when we wanted to reform ! j georgia was to put god-fearing men i ( and good men in authority and by the ! , grace of god we have the best state in the ' united states of america you run a i freight train through georgia on sun | day and the conductor and the brake < men and the whole crew employed on | the train will sleep in jail that night ' ' [ cries of good and applause j and you j ' open a barroom in our state on sun j ' day and you will sleep in jail that ' night applause we have a god ( and sunday in georgia and they are ; i as precious to us as our wives and chil i dren divers at work mr hodges and mr miller exper l ienced divers of norfolk vk reached j warm springs wednesday to assist in ' the work of reclaiming the body of the j unfortunate whitley and to raise the i the engine from the bed of the river : they spent most of yesterday in the j ' water but failed to find any trace of ; the unfortunate young man tke en gine they report is at the bottom of j the channel and is almost literally covered with stone some of them very heavy the current at this point is very strong and they work with dilh culty and some danger though they d not seem to mind it at all mr hodges i savs ii is the roughest water to work in he ever experienced they will be down under the water all day to day fastening ropes and chains t the en gine with which it is hoped it can l>e j raised and the body found a great many people visit the place and look with wonder upon the divers and their peculiar paraphernalia and with more wonder at their remaining in the water for hours at a time a number will go down to day to see the work the authorities have a most difficult job in raising the engine with the best facili ties that can be used at that spot but they are determined to accomplish it asherhle citizen north carolina and northern appier what is the difference between them simply the character of the package the northrn fruit is not xo good as the north carolina product yet the former ia so well handled and packed that it drives our fruit out of the market or fixes upon it so low a price that it barely pays for freight and commission a dealer in this city savs he could not afford to handle north carolina apples though anxious to do so because the picking handling and crating were so carelessly done that the fruit was always in poor or der and could not besold at satisfactory juices cannot this evil be remedied now that the people are made aware of its existence can they not be induced to correct it for their encouragement we would point out the fact that in 1882 one of the leading fruit dealers of new york city who is ever alert to j the interests of his customers pnblish eil in full a paper on the picking and packing of fruit read before the n c st.ite fruit growers association by mr lineback of salem the society of | fruit growers by the way is doing ex cellent work for north carolina in disseminating information of the sort we have suggested it h..s held four successful exhibitions of native fruits which have done much to forward the i fruit growing interest this society j under its present title of the n <'. i horticultural society is now in session ■ here and will ask at the hands of the i ! state board of agriculture an appropro ipriation for the purpose of aiding the work already undertaken we hope i the board in its wisdom may tin lit possible to render this aid being satis fied that such action would meet with the appn val of the people and would redound io tno fruit growing interest of the sti.te the importance of which can hardly be overestimated news i shaky the zig-zag methods employed by mercenary men it is a notable lact that the people of atlanta and elsewere are beginnin to be thoroughly convinced that worthless conv poumls become shaky at all new innova tions while un honest preparation never fears opposition we do not propose to wijie out others as the field for operation e large and we accord to one and all the i name priyileges weenjoy we are uot o far lost to business principles as to denounce any other remedyjts a fraud or imitation or as containing a vegetable poison the effects of which are horrible to coiutcra l*iate the alarm need not be souaded for there is ample room fur all declining anti potash pine top slop water com pounds if one bottle ol 15 b b is more valua ble in effects than half a dozen of any other preparation we won't get mad about it if ten bottles of 15 15 ij cures a case of blood poison which others could not euro at all it onlv proves that 1 15 15 is far the best medicine ro ooo tjottlcs ofb jj 15 have been sold in parties living i inside the corporation of atlanta since it ' was started two year ago ! why this wonderful sale of a new reme dy in so hurt a time with so little adver tising '. it must be confessed that it is because ij 15 j5 has proven itself to possess merit in the cure of blood skin uid kidney dis eases hundreds of home certificates attest the fact of our claim that in atlanta and many other points 1 l i is on lop j tnd will stay there many persons desire to know how the j5 15 15 acts on the sys tem l>v entering the circulation it modifies the vitiated blood globules increases the red corpuscles antagonizes all poison vi talizcs and regenerates the flagging forces furnishes the pabulum for rich new blood eliminates all poison through the secre tions and increases he appetite while by i wonderful action upon the pores of the kin the kidneys liver and glandular system all effete and impure matter is speedily conducted from the body leaving the blood pure fresh and healthy i5v its magical alterative p"\ver 15 1 15 unloads the blood of ail impurities un loeks the liver aronses ail secretions re stores nature to its normal condition un cloudsthe troubled brain clears and beau tifies the complexion liecis t he de-pond cut strengthens the feeble calm the distill bed nerves ajirl inline 1 - quiet anil peacerul slumbers it lias been in use over twenty five years as a private prescription in the south it i no far-fctrhed foreign-found or dream discovered subterranean wonder but i i scientific wd hnpp combination of recognized \ cgi table blood poison i;jiji effected after many years of constant u-e and experiment in the trcatmetil of thou sands of some of the most ipp.iilin c ises ol scrofulous -' philitic in«l cutaneous blood poisons ever known in the state resulting in complete and unparalleled curi-ui pro nounci i incurable eases send to blood balm uo atlanta ia for a copy of their book of wonders //<•<. tilled with information about blood and skin diseases kidney complaints fcc sold by ii druggist i:lin kerosene oil by t1if barrel at enniss drug store july !.», 85 tf fresh timmp seed tho krulii'.st and 15c^t turnip snod foi sale at exxiss trusses ofallkimkal reittjeed prici's at knniss trail jars chepeuthan ever a l.r-'t rubber kings for fruit jar it exxisrt scaer's preserving fowdes for sale at k.nnis i the best and chepest for threshers reapers and moweis at r..\nis iprescriptions ifyim waiityoiu prcscripti«»n put up ' cheaper than anywhere <•!-.■ i hi eznstcss 1 drug store • v '.), '■-."». t i enniss blackberry cordial disentery dianlm i flux &:«•., for wile a i exx1s.s drug st.h \ notice having i i i panl llolsho -• , i y gi\e no tice \" all i i ■ - gainst the i - i ill ■ sent 1 hem to me "■ r ik-i of novem ber i 8(5<j ciii.i-i ■- i'.i >:; •!■>' ioi - i i r ecl7 adm'r l [' •.■ !:-.'-!. user ( raige & cli •■•• -'. att'\s c a keaus cp.2c.*.:.:2:n7al panracu :-<>-: paxtlchlara i to rrescolbff and ln-ioo-t aecorattvi palming in oil wux or water-colors wlum.iki : i.n i cinnvlirs public biumiiiif anil l>nv ite reshieuces wort guaranteed kelereucec if desired r,,»i oilk . address t«3m c * ni'iftmrt.h^t hardware wh5n you want at low figures all on the undersigned at no 2 grajtitc row i a atwell a-ent for tho cardwellthreabar s;ilisl)»iry x (.'.. june 8th tf yattin mineral spriup academyj palniersville '> n.c c ii martin principal graduate i wake pores college im also a : tue university i virginia 7~rurnos 5 to 15 per session ol :. months • the onlj sehool la ihis —--<-♦ i n tu.it teaches ■ the university ul v a methods vigorous px tenslve thorough the cheapen school in ih u.s where tiivse world-renowed methods are uiu.jhi . — uood board oulj >>'. per month ■-•; i.v address c ii mahtin prln send your wool to the saiisimryfoolei bib this new factory l iirt»v iii operation and facilities lor man ut':ti turiiil w oolen il 1 such a hare nev er before been offered ti our people are within the reach of the entire wool grow ing community v manufacture jeans cassimkks flannels f-inskvs blankets ya1jns itolls c soliciting a literal patronage of oar pea pie we arc respectfully salisbury woolen mills j-jf office at nlil express office may jsii j85 2tf j^xhomns corner of kerr & lee streets with i lull line ot 1>ky ouds anil i ; li i l.i;l 1 also ket*|m » first 4'i.imi lioaui>in(j house call ami s«e him •>:;.! y if you want to fill your dame bag and make big scores use e#lilnu e un if es-zeke gs e tm v ————— shot guns ail the latest improvement for descriptive circular address lamberson,furman&£o t sole agents for • e.remingt0n&soh # sporting arms anj amm«»itio _ 281 & 283 broadway new york western of kit d h lasv.berson k co 7 state sirc«t chica«(o ot armory - - - ilion n y r^imton shovels scoops 8padii made in the best ianneb it siillei wihtci remember that our g03u are alwatl kluile one piece of solid steel no holes or rivets to weaken the bum send for circulars remington agricultural co 1 1 kin v v new york ooicc 1 1 s < hmnber hirr something new ! ■■■ lamp chimneys ., -; -, ili jiut i»rr^k \<\ li'-:it l>r ale at knnis.v diamond dyes all rnion t.»m wish at k.\mss ; doxt forget tu eall fi»r sw^li f en3s188 i to the l alhi si call ami see tfae flower pott at enniss a milijon of woraifl gnawing lay aiwl ni ■],■ i-ujgli we tlink to ilir w a chiltl into spasms simivrv indian vn mifufje will tlcstrof and ixjh-1 them ua i jl'l no a