Semi-Weekly South Kentuckian from Hopkinsville, Kentucky • Page 3

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BATH LOO ALU. ImorUHkiriiii; olawoaof local mat tor will ta liitloiioNjlf-rttUM( iOoent per line, liaeo-auppera. Vcl, uardaof thanks; uotittiaof uoli eniuria, fair, candy tinlIinK and all charged; cailfuut to which adniisftion i reotori lodgtihuieettngs of ooiuuiittoee, di-r line, wrote iy. OtiiluarUie, all over 10 strictly toi.o. Them! rait will he trade anil wa ouniwr epaoe in our lock In free or fill up Uie iitjtfuimrb advt-rtltuiiwnU oral in Ureal, matiure ol no gou- L.

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No. 1 ha. OmilHtiHtion I'atlor, lle-elltiiuit I and 8lepiitr I to Mnmglue. Kouud trip rait. I.oumvllle to tild roiniMii.

fort and ivlurn Itt.flu ftiol until IHiUdier ltlt, Vara one way 111.00. Throuiih I'ullman Hut-let AleefdnK tare troin LouiAviile to old 1'olnt, ESSE AND THEES, House tml Lot fur aali Apply lo F. SIMMONS. Sulncrllie to llin South Kentuok-ian. Ouly $2 i year.

The price of wheat has advaiiood 20 par cent, iu Hie last week. It Is a nullr.sabls fact that there havo been no mow birds this winter. Soveral oomtniinlcatious were unavoidably crowded out this Isaue, but will appear In our next. The ball to have been given atUra-eey Hall, at Oracey, Tueuday night, was postponed until lo-nlght. Don't put It olf any longer but Just como around and tako the Kkntuk- an for a year, pallor Long received two more OMors Tiiemlay.

Nearly all of his "'V-aio now taken. Tl, Mion ensbe (ht arineis aml Uielr to-uauco. Claims will meet at tion for '88. Several L.y(J bocn wreck train. botwt, Pembroke The rntmrt TliUni atMwtitfwa aod other ucb tMr.iif Item am npMtfultT -villcttpd tor thli roluuia.

Wa will la glad tfourhwal tntiia will tw-oixTAlo with ns In making thli diartmanl a oooitll aouiaj rrtrtBier. bX1 left o- WOULD-BE TRAIN WRECKEE3 OAPIUEZD. The TsBtlmony Conoluslvt Against Them. nd Guthrie recently. The "gambler" km iuu iuio audi niaUai, uuceremoiiioiisly after a jotirn in the city.

wiss Lula Coleman, daughter of mij. jaa. l. Coleman, ofllcunetts-tnwu, died of pneuiiioula. Tuudav.

She was only sick a short lime. The protracted sorvlce at the Ninth SL Presbyterian church is Increasing in interest, Th Itev. W. E. Keller Is an able speaker and larire andiences greet him day and night.

Davis ft Clements, of Noi tonvllle. have contracted with the Motcalfe M'Cg, lo furnish machinery for their axe-handle and atava r.rtnrr 1 Which is now in process of erection fwiu-r of MrT was I al I tllBl frmr.rV n. r.wu- ll-i-lll 1JW iiM bam StrTbompaon 1. n.Tuo.lay. I Mr- J' B- i.

returned a tre.Ue. a.e ike anffNiahville fttmle "rMu'riHra to lien- w1llitH. tte a tf .1.... rr.3f for rioriua, iue.u, Jlrs. William removed and Sam Cosby and Andrew llammoud both colored, were brought to the city Monday night and lodged In jail, charged with attempting to wreck tho south-bound pasaenger traln, one mile north of Pembroke, last Friday night.

The arrests were made by Mr. It. H. Johnson, watch-; man at the crossing of 7th aud Kail-road strests, aud Detective l'ritchett, of Eddyvllle, assisted by Lawrouce Moore, constable at Pembroke, Geo. Ucnderson, tho principal witness, states that he saw the accused put several cross ties across the track at a cattle guard at tho above mentioned place which Is located on a steep grade near the point of a sharp curve a few minutes before the train was due, and after placing them look to the woods.

As soon as they were out of sight he removed the obstruction a few moments before the train approached, running at a rapid rate of speed. The case was reported to track-watchman Moore, of that aectiou, and the following night Moore, while watching the track at that place, was assaulted and badly beaten by two colored men whom he recognized as the accused parlies aud detective l'ritchett, of Eddyvllle, aud a Nash-fills detective were sent for and WUh the aid of Johnson and Constable Moore, baggod their game early Monday night, Cosby and Hammond have been employed as section hands for some time, but. were recently discharged and were very indignant over the matter and It looks as if they desired to even up matters with the railroad company by causing a horrib'e wreck, which was only averted by the timely action of the colored man, George Henderson, who, by chance, was passing whore the obstruction Other attempts have been tnau Rfio trains between here and Mrs. Wfc-J l.l-.a-w I Volfe. Mr.

8. C. Bledsoe wae called to Rockport, Mouday night by a telegram announcing the death of a nephew. Mrs. 8.

1L McCulloch has moved I into the house formerly occupiod by Dr. TatUin on Second and Virginia Streets. G.W. Lawson, who conducted a farm near thin city last year, has moved to the Bralnbrldge nelghbor-hiiod. Miss Laura Cromwell returned to hor home In Henderson Wednesday, after a vl'iit to the family of Judge Jo.

McCarroll. Miss Mablo Benlley who has been Caching a snhool iu the Anlioch ncighboiliood, returned to lier home In Dixon, Tuesday, the session having closed. Misses Carrie and Ora Cox, of liel'-vlew, passed through the cily, Wednesdnv. en route homo from Cairo, Ili Whore thev hart been, Oil visit to thoir grand-mother, Arena Cox. Mr.

Chas. M. Moacham left Tues day to seek a more congenial location on the Taelflo slope. Mr. Meecham carries with him nothing but the best wishes of the large olrcle of friends ho has made during his residence in this city for the past eloven years.

Do Is all that is required to make a good citizen and at whatever place he may locato, tho same may feel prouu of the addition of so Btoady, upright and honorable a young man. May nothing but the sunshine of prosper! ty atteud hltn, JiAEEIED. fj AT.BIIEATII-PAYNE At the residence of Mr. Thos. W.

Long, on South Main Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock, Mr. Duncan Galbreath was married to Miss Ophelia Payne, Itev. J. N. rrostrldge officiating.

The ceremony was- pronounced in the nresence of relatives aud only fow friends, and after congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Long, treated all pres ent to an elegaut supper. Mr. Galbreath is a membor of the Arm of Howe Galbreath, and slauds Mull tn both buslnoss and social circles.

Ills bride has long been a favorita among the society young ladles, of this oity.and is possessed of many lev a11 tralia of character, which have rendered hef universally popular fhe is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kewton Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Galbreath will take rooms at Mr.

Longs's. will be new ones put In l.lao. Timbers tor that purpose are beiug distributed where needed and Work will becom-inenced at once. We will give you a larger pile of coal for your money than you can pusriv-j jcmw olaewhere in this market. Try us.

J. F. Goudon Olllco, Wheeler, Mills Co. Fourqurcan, who was shot by the notorious "Skinner'' la slowly im proving and the report which be came current last week, that he was dead, proves to bo false, and was no doubt originated to create excite ment. Mine Lizzie Clardy, daughter of Mrs.

Elizabeth Clardy, who lives on the Moss place near Larayelte, Jiy died last Wodnoaday morning of consumption. Mias Clardy was about twenty years old, aud a popular, deserving young lady. Tobacco Leaf. Tho Baptist Missionary Circle meets iu this city Friday, Jan, 27th, and will continue in session three days. Several ablo speakers are ex pected to be present, and a very suc cessful meeting is looked forward to.

(H4 Sunday Bervloes. CI1KISTIAN OIIUBOII. Sunday School at 9:15 a. 'ritching by the pastor at 10:45 a. and 7 p.

m. Morning subject, "Evau Christianity," the sequel to li: Sunday morning's discourse, KvonlnK subject, "Eleven Links iu i ave-i's Chain oi Salvation." You ng I ople's meoting from 0:15 to 6:15 p. in closing in good time for Hi c. nliig churches of the city. The r.r.,srram includes a selection, a sbort aililress.

and miBBllons for all. Tho Membership of this society now. Is uthrio in the past few mouths and George Bradley, the cily countable, was badly cut on the head last Saturday night by coming in close contact with tho end of a scaiullu while getting out of the way of a kicking horse. A circular gash teu iuches In length was cut, a place as large as au ordinary hand being scalped and laid bare. Dr.

Hickman dressed the wound which bled freely duriug the operation and Mr. Bradley Is out agaiu attending to his vlilcial duties. In our report of the annual Jewish Ball given at Howe's Hall, last Thursday night, wu unintentionally omitted the namos of the following: Arthur Kleeman and Lee Uosenfield, Clarksvillo; Abe Shyer, Nashville M. Frankel, Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Mendel and Mrs. John Moayon, this city, who were present on the grand occasion and added much to the pleasant atfair. Weaver Bros, of l'uinbroke, deal ers In groceries aud confectioneries, were attached by au Evansville firm Monday, and immediately mado an assignment to Lawrence Moore, for tho benefit of thoir other creditors. Their liabilities are about $000. The assets are about 11,000.

Tho young men had only been iu the business six months and the failure is attrib uted to dullness of trade aud the fact that thev bought out an old slock which latter act would break a milMoiiiare in nine times out of ton. SPECIAL LOCALS. Strayed or Stolen. One Yellow Jersey Cow and one Red Graded Cow with tips on horns. Any Information leading to their recovery will be amply rewarded.

J. E. JESUP. mmiim mi On 7lh, Apply to Street. Plenty of room.

Long, Gaknett Co. $100 REWARD For a large sum of money lost either in Uopkinsville or on the Greenville road. Return to this of fice and get reward. fs wishes to MM i MUUUC. i i.

i mo railroad oflicials UfcJHI news uunooii i wiBU. .1 hi. i i a ,1,1, i the first ease where tnv, to bring tending to a conviction. If convicted they should be given the full penalty of the law as those attempts to destroy the property theL. railroad, cfifflipany and sacrlllca nmian life, are becoming too common to be longer tolerated and tho law should be rigidly en forced against such offenders.

HI (- 2 3 Q. MI A SEE THE MM, S'tf CLOAKS, ETC. i ti 0 STEEL, mil mm. THE CELEBRATED ill siselbk The Strongest The Simplest Knottor, The Lightest Draft. The most Durable Binder.

More Deering Binders sold in this Stato than any other. THE CELEBRATED DEERiNB MOWERS HAVE NO EQUAL. Sa ixr day WILL BE THE Watch For Small Bills OUT THE ANKRUPT STOCK. IKE LIPSTINE. Iti-lvaisl 'wil otYdtAthors together thowlierew.1 w.

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the s-Aia house, and so'ma" Ic'afi'ui'18 fl.uor" Deu'SirTgirlw roof" ri, 0 0 3 i- 0 i fe xcelsior Wagons, We have a full stock on hand of all sizes. We war rant each wagon to give perfect satisfaction or refund the money. Buy your wagons at home whero the warrantee is good. W. FAXON, ak-Keiper.

JUll.t N. ktlliLS. Sickness reported from every section of the county. Pneumonia is tho principal complaint. There have bteu a number of deaths recently, resulting from tho dreadlul disease and it is probable that mauy others will follow.

Remember that we guarantee every job we turn out to give satisfaction in botli prico and work. Our orders are increasing every day, and we mean for them to continue if there is anything in trying to please our pa trons. Bring your work to us, whero it will receive prompt attention. Tho lecture of Frank Beard, on the 20th, should revive au increased Interest In this class of entertainment, and a large audience should greet him. Ilia lecture will instruct aud entortaiu, and as Uopkinsville has nevor patronized lto-turos as she ought, we trust she may redeem her reputation on the 20th.

Mrs. Sarah N.Mason, died of dya- pepsia at the residence of C. T. Mason, her son, yesterday morning. Mrs.Masou was 73 years old, aud was devoted member of the Baptist Church.

She leaves three sons, C. 1., W- and M. A. Mason, who lose a loving mother, and many friends and relatives who will be deprived of her christian influence. Tho new ice factory to be put up and operated by F.

L. Ellis on Railroad between 11th and 12th, former location of their flouring mill, recently burned, is now a cer talnty. It lias beon found by boring for wator on the sight that an ample supply can be had and an ice factory with a capacity of ten tons per day will bo built at once and in opera' lion in ninety days probably. It la rumored Ihat a petition is being circulated iu the country precincts praying the present legislature to pass a law prohibiting the railroads or oiDi-ess compauiss from delivering anv Intoxicating liquors inthiscouu tv In nuantlties less than a barrel, Whether lis object Is to stop the re tali or Jug trade carried on, by other cities with Hopklusville, or whether It la to inaugurate the custom of drinking to a fullerextent, by forcing a man to lake a barrel if he ouly wants a gallon, Is not known. Such a law would be a canister shot to the above comDsnles and it is not at all ti-tiilv 100.

A r.ni'i Hal itivllatlon extended to all to attend the above probable that it would be passed if services. I -nch a petition be presented, E0P1UNSVTLLE TO SAVE A NATIONAL BANE. The Nam "Farmers National." It has been rumored for sometime that a National Bank would be established in this city, but nothing certain baa been learned until now. The capital stock now subscribed aud will probably run to 00,000. Mr.

Geo. C. Long, will bo prosl- deut; Jas. M. Clark, vice-president; aud Thos.

W. Long, cashior. The new bank will occupy the Giah building at the north west corner of Ninth aud Maiu streets. It is not known exactly what day the bank will open its doors, but the work of arranging the house has al ready commenced, aud in as short a time as possible the now Farmers National will be ready to serve the people. The bank, as tho name jndlcalos, will look especially aftcrThe inter ests of the farmer, having as Its vice- president, Mr.

James M. Clark, who is himself a farmer of long experience and is prepared to recognize their needs. Mr. Geo. C.Long, president and Thos.

W. Long cashier, have both served many years In the bankiug institutions of this city and none better qualified could have been selected to fill their places. They are both upright, honest, christian gentlemen, and will reflect credit upon the 1 restitution they are to assist in opera ting. With auch officers of ability and standing, as have been selected to conduct the Farmers National, to-gotbor with the advantage which attach to a National Uauk, nothing but a success can be predicted. "Oppress not nature, sinking down to rest.

With feasts too late, too solid or too full." Armstrong, when he wrote these lines, gave good scientific advice. lialiot our people suuer iroin ajsoep- in some or lu many rorms. J-ue tomes a burdon, and bnslness wor ries and annoys. Tho "Golden Medical Ditrioverv." invented and pre. pared by Dr.

riorce, is au etloclusi remedy for inuigosuou. uy uruggisis, An Il.gant Entertainment. One of the most ploasaut and ele gant entertaiiuonts it has been our nleasure to atlend this season was that given by Miss Genevieve Ander son, at her father's residence on South Virginia street, in honor of Miss Annie Clayton, last Tuesday evening. There were about twenty coup- lea in attendance all of whom en-Inved themselves to the fullest extent in social chat, Miss Genevieve acting the role of hostess In sucu a cnarm-ing manner that no one could resist that feeling of abundant joy so rarely felt on ordinary occasions. About 10:20 o'clock the guests were Invited into the dining room to partake of refreshments, of which there was an abundance, consisting of cakos, fruits, jellies, icecream, sherbet, eto.

After partaking bountifully thereof.the party returned to the parlor and indulged in ploasaut conversation until 12 o'olock when all adjourned to their respective homes feollng that the affair was one of the most pleasaut given in the city for seasons. On Saturday the 21st, day of Janu ary 1888 on the premises of Jos. It. Perkins now deceased, I will, ss his administrator, oiler for salo all of the personal property belonging to said deceased. At the same time and place, the farm on which said Jos.

R. Perkins lived and died will be offered publicly for sale. Said farm Is situ ated about two ana ono nan nines South Wost of Guthrie, contains about six hundred acres. One hundred and twenty-five acres in timber, balance iu a high state of cultivation and well improved with a large two-story residence and another residence- on another part of said farm. There are two large tobacco barn, a good stable and out houses on the premises.

i batd farm is well watered, Spring Creek running through it and three good ponds on it. This will be a rare opportunity for persons desiring. to purchase real estate, as this is one ol tho finest farms in Todd, Co. 'Situated among as refined, aud cultured people as live in the state aud surrounded with all the conveniences that malto farming easy and profita ble, being within a short distance ol the depots at uulhrle, and wt'mn one aud a half miles to the pike leading to Clarksville, Tenn. There ire about swty fivo acres ol wheat and ninety acres of olover seeded on said Poscssion of the farm and premises will be delivered to the purchaser so soon as terms of Bale shall be com piled with.

Terms ol sale oi said larm win ue made known on the day of sale. F. M. PERKINS, Admr. JOS.

R. PERKINS, Dec'd. -)PROPRIETORS( Formerly of IIoklnevllla Wareliouis. Railroad Street, Between 10th and lltli, Careful AUen.ian Given to Sampling and ffplMnit all Tohaooo Consigned to Tie. Liberal Atiraniu on Tobacco in Store.

Gowt Uuartera for i'Mmi ami Tuaniatera. l-JO-Gui. CANT CAITHER COMPANY, PKOl'ltlKTOltS Toliaoco and Wheat CotiiuilaRlon Merrlianta, If npk iiiavlll, Ky. J. W.

Mr.dauirhav. rreniaenl. lLreutors: B. U. Nance.

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T. (J. Ualnea, M. Lipitme. A.

Itaales. 1-10. Children Starving to Death On aerount of their Inability to digest food, will And a vest aiarvellotu fooa and remedy In Seott'a molaloa or l'ara Cod Llrer Oil 1th llTpophosphltee. Very palatable and eaetlT digested. Or.

8. W. Uoiism, of Waeo, Toxaa, aajs: "ISaveniM your aiulaien In Infantile wasting with good' resnlta. It aot oaly restores weated Issues, butglreeatreogth and Increases the appetite. 1 am glad to use suoh a reliable article." Dr.

Ca ablu U. Gab- sett, Cat yen "1 hare used your Emnlsion for over a Tear, and haro aerired mueh benefit from It In the marasmus of obits ran, being tolerated bv the stomach when all other medloamonta were rejected." Lyon's Tasteless Chill Tonic is as pleasant to the taste as Lemon Sugar children eat it and never know it is medicine never fails to cur OOcts, Sold by H. B. Garner. When tab? wae siek, gars bar Oaaters Whea she was a CalM, aba arua (or Castoria, Waaa she keeeaa Klaa, eke aleaf la Caataria, Waaa sbsbsOaUaieasSAgtataaatCilssts i Children take byrup of Quinine and never know it is med- ecine, 25 ots.

Sold by II. B. Garner. what is friendship tint a name, A charm that lulls to tloep." lUiw prices on all gradca, his thenaa, AU say his goods areoheafv 1 "Ixrro 'tis still an emptier sound. The modern fair one's jeat," In bis rooms best goods are found, In fact the Tory best.

Then why not go at once and see. The largest stock in town, Krery one that's seen, agroe, No better can be found. We're not hare to buy the moon, But we haT troed the game. We hope you wlU faTorns soon. And don't forget his name.

Mr stork of Coffins and Bancs embrace all BTadcfl frura ttie Snout lo uheapost and aiy aim la to aatu'j ooia in yriov uu A.W. PTLI. pmpnjjnissionivieicnaiiis nr i HUSSKI.LV1LL1 AND II. It.STS. Llbsral Advanoe on Consignments.

1-IOUm. Fins Suggis. Curiares. We now have a complete stock of Buggies, Carriages and Spring Wagons in stock. We have the Celebrated Columbus Buggies in stock, they ean be) relied upon as trat-slass goods.

Belting Of All Sizes. Wa can furulsh all thrash- ermaa with belting at low price. Wa wish to eall es pecial attention that we keep the largest stock of Belting oa this market. llorKIXaVILLB, KT. All Tobacco Sent UsCoTered By Insuranoe.

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S1IKYKB. NAT Mm lit. VnnhgtT. K. OAKT, Ssltiinan.

REMOVAL loaidiesa Bon F.osonbaum, Having removed to No. 9, West Main ('former stand of M. LipstineA I shall offer BARGAINS Thro ghout my entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, And shall be pleased to meet my old friends and patrons at my new quarters. BEN ROSEKBAUM. ll-Wf.

South Kentucky College. HOPHNSVILLE, ET. 8th Year Iprluf Term Ileglua TUESDAY, JAN. 22, '88. A FULL CORPS OF PROFEMOM ANt TEACHERS IN ALL DC PARTMENTt 1 Li mo An eh Enr I if Latin, rook, Frecli and (ierman.

I. floiKNCB nontau mora, inn r117s1r.n1. I. KNiiiNitKRiNO Applied MaiiiematicB. 1 iinwy Kiniif Law.

Commer cial AritlimetU) and Book-Kepiiig. a. No km a )ursit (lwlKiied, cciallT, for the inntrup.tioo of ihoae whowxpecl im tench) Theory ami iTitrnce 01 luanninK noruim Metltot, (ruded Hchoola, Brhool (ioverniocnt. SkilkOol AmutenietiW, iucnorri in.iiimes, etc. rillfr AKATIlltV fll IKIMAKT lailNinli- eadinr.

Spelling, rlliuf, Geography, Arllh-malic, T. Mrsic and Abt. 6. TWO lilTKHAKT SOCKTIBB EMAJ KeeiUUon and iichating B. Daily Itftfidiiift and riling exeroie for yupilrt 111 all lKipnrtmenU.

In Work Hie tollegchaHn(rc oompariton with anv otlirr flrHt-clawi uollege or ncliool. MnntltT Heportaient to parentc and guardians Moth exe admitted to lie Htudy HU and Recitation It 00 ml YoilDfT lad let Ward with the Preaulenttn college buildimc. Young (fen-tlmen tn prtTate Tamilee. Pnpili mUTing Btli'jol on the lt of January. IfW1, and remaining until of the session in June, will rvceivo ono month'i tuition fr.

1xu mod-kvjatk. lor furtuer piirinjiilavn, rtiMh-miea, Etc. aain K.HOOIiKy. Prea Ideal. Prof.

M. L. LIPSCOMB, V. Or A. DaliNES.Cooj'U't Cadet.

FRESH CAKES BREAD, AND and Domes tic Fruits FRESH OYSTERS CELERY, FINE CHEWING ANDJSMOKING TOBACCOS, CIGAKS, A. L. WILSON'S hj-Ijs. BsoiJsob. JUST Received a Handsome Stock of Holiday Goods, Books, Plush Goods, Chrismas Cards And other NOVELTIES worth coming to see and for sale cheap at HOPPER SON'S.

Inventors and patentee! aid all bavins bail ness with the H. I'attmt Ofllco are invited to ooininunlate with me with continent reliance upon inv fidelity to their intereau. New Inventions patented. Old Inventions improved, and reieoted applloatlons revlveL Caveat ll led. Trademarks registered.

Superior facilities for akillful and suocensful iinMUumllon of BDnllnatlona fol estentat. riiini) nitxiflor rough nfcL'tch with brio; dotcrlptitm of invention. I makno charge fur attorney's feJ tuilHa I obtain patnnt- Cnrreponaanosa eWllOltrWUa JaVa, afilol, 10-T-tf. ASU1MUTOM, St, O. SEPARATORS 8epPaToJrTJE traw Slackers and all other Threshing Goods.

S3 '15 SPECIAL! Wo now have in our em ploy as Foreman of our Wk-on and Machinory Dcpait-mcnt, Mr. G. W. Gardner, of Harrodsburg, Ky. IIo thoi-oughly understands the Wagons, Machinory and Separators.

Wo have such facilities fur repairing Separators that we can do it in a first-class manner, for less money than any body else. Send them in ear ly bofore Harvest. HOMESTEAD Pumps, Belting, Buggies, Grates, Lime, Mantels, Hair, Cement, Plaster, Mixed Paint, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Machine Oil and Oil Cans. Our Sorse-SHsoing Sspiirtmexit nder the management of Mr. John Celebrated Hore-shoer, is complete, and he will be ready at all time to do shoeing for his friends and customers and AT $1.00 all around and warrantod to be done in the moat skillful and workmanlike manner.

Our Stock Is Complete In all Departments. Our prices aaa be relied on as being low. Wost Kssaeclfully, EICESIO CO IT! Jb Do Ems, Has thrown his MaBatnoth Stock on the Markot at Cost, to Close Out Now is your OrwOBTTJtflTV. Dry Good, Boots, Shoes. OIL CLOTHS, Shirts Bargains in all Lines.

4 2D StJOOSt-t-i Apr.l. CALL ON OR ADDRESS J.S. BROWN, DISTILLER AND LIQUOR DEALER SFZlXlTGZ'XSXsB. TEITITESSSE. fJaVOrdcrs Promptly Filled aud Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Address as Above. For Prices 12-13-lm. BRING YOUR JOB WORK TO THIS OFFICE. il I il 7'.