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J^JD XJSTG - Q U E S T I O N
WINTER GOODS, A,ul p *r,,om 0110,ir !ihelvrs i",<1 ;ou,,t<rs t0 >,laoc <n,r SPRING STOCK ON ITS ARRIVAL.
W ith us at this time is how we may reduce our Stock o f Seasonable Supplies.
OUR STOCK OF
e must clear out
Hence, in order to move our goods rapidly into the hands o f consumers, we are ottering all our Heavy Overcoats, Suits and Blankets, at Special Bargains.
Our
Come and get prices.
Shoo Department
is Complete, and we are Selling Cheaper than Ever.
TO
KAY & TODD,
Remember the place, N ext Door to the Post Office.
Agents for the Brownsville W o o le n Goods.
Local Events.
NONE
EQUAL THEM .
P a rr o tt M ountain S chool.
A d m in is t r a to r s N otice o f Sale o f ltca l
Solomon Haworth is out canvassing for ,
1’lMtate.
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The
following
is
the
report
of
Parrott'
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Go to Townsend’s for your cook stoves. ' a Salem firm that is engaged in enlarging
pictures tn eravon work. He shows some j Mountain school, Hist. No.
34, i annuli, tue of an order of the County Court of Yamhill
Forest King, Simmons and Diston saws
New Today. Bruners at Mount's.
very good work.
■
i Clackamas and Washington counties, W - 1
' S l ' c y S ' l.V,„u
C oming with a N ew
at Mount’s.
ginning October 5th, and ending Decent- decivmed the undertime«! hh the adminintnuor
Say
you
had
a
few
thousand
to
spare?
The largest line of spectacles In town
x.
.
. . .
. of tue said estate will on Saturday the 1«*»tli day
Mordecai Ellis, of Middleton, was in
of January. A D- 1 «•-.». duly sell at ptihPc auc­
Wo can tell you where to put it so as to her 24, 1891. Number of i>»rls enrolled tion
at Howard’s.
for ensh in hand, upon the premises »»t
town Tuesday.
first month 14, boys 8 Total :
Sum- the hour
get
it
back
with
30,
tiO,
and
a
100
fold.
of 1 o’clock p ra. of said day, the fol-
Try W. 1’ . Heacock for nails und build­
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l>er of girls enrolled secotni monili 14, lowlux ilrMTltxM re»] premise»
to wlt Situat-
«
Dr. Deitrich of Albina, was in town
M aris A C olcord .
,
,,
,
,
,
1 ed tu Ine coanty ot Yiiinhill siiti «tue ol f Ore
er’s hardware.
during the week.
boys 11 . Total 2 o. Average number be-
particiriarly homi,Usi mot .lese ■ribetl It Costs Nothing to Look at Goods and Compare
A
s we go to press we hear of the death
I.,noino rirat mentii IO - in-on.l ninnili IO- »» full >« » to lllt: lielllK
il pi ao.t
ri of wln-,
trio Pollatimi
Our merchants report a very satisfac­
Morris
in tona
If your sewing machine is out ol order of David Ramsey, which took place yes­ longing tirst mollili u , seionu monili l.i, | am, ,n#im ,,f
Prices. I Make no Division of Profits, and Pay
tory holiday trade.
third montli 25. Nimilierof davs utten- »trip N". tlm-v i h soniti ot raion- No imi (Z)
| got A. C. Cox to repair it.
terday at 12 o ’clock. Uncle Dave as lie
,
.
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,,
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west ol thè Willamrtte Merlili».i. tu salii comi- NO RENTS.
GOODS M ARKED L O W FOR CASH
Some of the country roads are settling
Alva Maey with wife and son were was familiarly known lias shown signs of dance for thè terni 800. Number of days ty, ani! I...miri ,-.1 »■ I ickìiiiiìux at tlie southern.!
uliunniai 4->n
Visiterà
•>« Tliern
uro mi , corner
ot
salii clatm
of forty
James (io)
Morris
ami thence
wlfe,
(out of sight) very fast.
abseuee
4.t>.
\
isitors
.<>.
lhere
are
the„ce
rmnilhc
norih
r.„ls,
down visiting during the holidays.
failing health for ttie past year or two and
nanies on-tl’^ R oll of Ilonor for thè en- rumilo* west elirhty fSO) rotta, thè ice rumilo*
•Sewing machines repaired and new
south forty (40) rods, thence running east eigh­
Send the G raphic to your friends in he has not been on our streets much this
G ertrude L amb ,
tiro term.
ty ' no ) rods to the place of beginning ami con-,
parts supplied by A. C. Cox.
winter.
He
was
o(f«
among
the
early
the east for a year. Only 75 cents’
taipimr twenty (20) acres more or less. Also
Teacher.
the
ioTfowing premises to wit: being n part of
G. M Bales has had the carpenters at
Family washing done by Mrs. N. C. settlers of Chehalem valley and was a
lot No. three (i.) in block No. three (•'<) in the
man
who
made
many
friends
by
his
jovial
Work ceiling his shop this week.
town
of Newberg, in said county, as the same
Swain. Residence north of Tin Shop.
G r a v e l t h e K o aila.
appears upon the plat, ami as laid out by Jesse
manner. Tims one by one the old timers
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­
and
Mary
E. K. Edwards ami recorded at the
We
hear
it
reported
that
there
is
sup­
Price hardware and furniture at Town­
office of ’the county Recorder of said county,
pass beyond the river and it is only a
nesses, a t
D epot L i m b e r Y a r d .
posed to be a gravel bank on the Lafe and said part is hounded as follows to wit:
send’s before going to Portland to buy.
short time until they w ill all be gone.
beginning at a point 7 » feet west of the south­
Mr. Todd feasted on turkey dinner with
Hall farm a mile and a half northwest of east corner of said lot and block, thence run­
Roliert J. Lance field, a pioneer of 1845,
The locks at Oregon City were closed town. If this is true and Mr. Hull will ning north i!'» feet, thence wo>t 21 feet, thence
friends at McMinnvile’ on Christmas day. died at his home at Amity last Sunday.
Beautiful new goods just received at
south 2"> feet thence running east 21
against boats last Monday, on account of allow it to be worked, the question of running
feet to the phi” » of beginning.
A full line of undertaker's goods kept
Mr. Madden, of Portland, came up high water. At this time last year the ^00,1 utrwutu in
mnl nnrul maria
8*lrt above
,r“ L't» •»
>'(’ *»M Said
►i'1'srstely
the
roans 1 onlt-r
named.
ante tn »ml
be In made
at Townsend’s, including burial robes.
last Wednesday and remained until water was so low that boats could scarce­ gooa streets in .NeWDert, atut K ”
in the stirronnilinv country can very easi- , "t’"" tbe-rid premises to be »old, for e«»h.
I.afe Hall has been appointed adminis­ Thursday.
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Dated tills IGth day of December, 1MU.
ly get up to .Salem. In speaking of the , lybesolveu.
In the early settlement ot i
D avid L ams .
trator of the estate of Robert Atkinson
Call early ami ha thoroughly convinced that we *re headquarter* for all kind* of
Only one more week to buy those cheap matter the Oregonian says:
Farmers Indiana the roads were about as near im- \ lleAo;l^ ‘ r ,r"t,,r of ,hl’
ol 0jrrt,‘
Household Furniture. Our entire stock is bought for cash, and will be Bold at sur­
deceased.
lots of Mans A Coleord on time at pres­ throughout the Willamette valley have passible during the winter season as they
Karnsey A Keaton, Attorneys for Estate,
prisingly low figure*.
No trouble to show goods.
.Morris, Miles A Co.1* old 8t*iid.
had plenty of leisure time during the past could be and they continued to be bad un­
F or S alk —A good, five room house and ent prices.
Newberg, Ore.
four lots. May lie had at a bargain. Call
NATIONAL KRMKDY CO.
We have some special bargains for a six weeks, having lieen unable to do any til the graveling system was adopted,
David W. Martin, gcderal agent for the N»i
at G raphic office.
few days only. Coine and see what they outside work, not even build sheds, on which lias been follow’ed up for The past
account of the high winds and continuous fifteen years, and at this time throughout tioual Remedy Co. wishes to announce that he
M a r is A Coi.com>.
A young man named Smith came up are.
now lias two a^entH in Newberg for the sale
<~N
from Sherwood Wednesday anil made ar­
There are several yonng men about rain. It is generally conceded that even the central and eastern portions of the of his medicines. Mrs. Mary H cokoii , on south
the
oldest
inhabitant
has
never
seen
any­
state, regular turnpike roads ot the finest Meridian street, near the fair grounds, and
rangements to enter college.
town, who are Idle on account of had
thing like the past forty days and forty make center into almost every town large Mrs. Cox, on First street, one door west of Pres­
Parties wanting ditching done, will do weather. Why not spend the time at
CARRIES A KI LL LINE OK
byterian church, are ills only authorised
n! glits.
enough to linve a post ollice, while the agents, who have and will hereafter keep on
the college?
well to call on
E llis A H aworth ,
country roads are so nearly all graveled hand a full Mipply of tho above-named reme­
novStf
Newberg, Oregon.
Prof. Ilodson requests ns to announce
We want every mother to know that that they are very passable any time in dies.
aep4m2pdlm
that
the
public
school
will
open
again
If your eyes are deficient go and have
croup can be prevented. True croup ne­ the year. Much of the gravel was haul­
them tested by Howard, the jeweler, who next Monday. All interested will please ver appears without a warning. The first
ed trom three to five miles and some of it
■will sell you a pair of glasses to suit. Try take notice.
symptom is hoarseness; then the child farther, but the time and expense of
him.
Remember the convention at Maris’ appears to have taken a cold or a cold
P u r F i D r u g s f o r P r e s c r p it io n s .
hauling don’t figure at all in the minds of
If you don’t attend you may have accompanied the hoarseness
O. M. Cofin received a note from Indi­ hall tonight.
Having been appointed by the County Sur­
the tax payers, since the advantages of
rfnmes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. U m .
ana the first of the week giving an ac­ will have no occasion to kick at the nom­ from the start. After that a |s‘culiar fine roads are realized. No amount of veyor as his deputy for tills part of Yamhill
County, I am prepared to do all kinds of
tine line of the
.
count of the death of his aged grand inations, let them be as they may.
rough cough is developed, which is follow­ money would Induce the people to go
PLAIN SURVEYING.
in >ther.
Do you know the rent you are paying ed by the croup. The time to act is when back to mud roads.
In this country
Leave orders for work at the post office or ad
Charley Butler and Norris Tibido cut will pay for a home in only a few years? the child first becomes hoarse; a few do­ where we don’t have the continuous dress, me at Newberg, Oregon.
M. REECE.
the big fir tree that stood in front of the Marls A Coleord will sell you one, so you ses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will freezing and thawing to interfere with the
pavilion at the fair grounds.
It is a can pay for it as easy as you can pay rent prevent the attack. Even after a rough solidity of the roads, as they do east, a
monster.
G. W. Fisk, who sold his place north cough lias appeared tie1 disease may be road once well graveled would be a “ joy
TH E
The college will open again next Mon­ of town to Mr. Sanders, has gone with prevented by using this remedy as direct­ foiever” with a little repairing occasion­
( P rescription * O ahefhi . i . y C om
ed.
It
lias
never
been
known
to
fail.
50
ally. Just the amont of gravel that
day. We hear the students saying they his family to Minneapolis, Minnesota,
\ 1‘ oundkd D ay or N ight .
a«« glad vacation is about past and that where he will make his home for the cent and *1 bottles for sale by C. F. M ooiie , would be required on our roads we are
A Co.
unable to say but in Indiana whore tho
school will begin again.
present.
grade of the country roads was slightly
F or S ale : One corner and one inside
Miss Voss, Baptist Women’s Home
Itrlrkl Brick!! Brick! It
raised, a yard of gravel dropped from the
lot on south side of First street at £1.50 Missionary, will speak at the Presbyte­
First-class foundation brick for sale at wagon in the center of the grade was am­
per foot for six days only.
rian church in this city next Sabbath at
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
Newberg brick yard.
J as . H amnett ,
ple for anjMj 4 jjinary rotd and we presume
J. K. W rig ht .
11 a. m. and at 7 p. in. Go and hear her.
This first class hotel has just been re­
it
would
not
take
more
here.
If
there
is
Long A Cox, Undertakers, have just All are cordially invited.
furnished anil opened totlie public.
F o r S ale,
a gravel bank in reach of town anywhere Splendid accommodations for trav­ A Complete and well assorted stock of Furniture always on hand at Portland prices.
received « full line of new goods, latest
On account of not having a Christmas
Fresh high grade Jersey cows. Also
eling men.
Newest designs in rockers, easy chairs and novelties, a specialty.
patterns and tnwt .quality. Will sell at as tree at Friends’ church as had been ex­ one bull 10 months old, Polled Angus in the valley, it ought to tie uncovered,
but if there is not, then steps ought to be The patronage o f the |ioople o f N ew ­
low figures as the quality of goods will pected, those belonging to the classes of
Curner
F
irst and Main Htreetff.
Q " . "W * . ~ W ”V
A TJ*
and Jersey cross, for f20. if sold soon.
taken to get gravel from the island above berg and vicinity respectfully solicited.
younger children were handsomely re­
justify.
J. S alnders , Champoeg, Ore.
town, Let the same amount of work be
Next Tuesday evening, .Tan. 5th will be membered with a liberal supply of nuts
put on onr roads in graveling that has
Wc P rc sfh —Yon
and
candies.
Notice.
the regular business meeting of the Y. M.
F r t d l e r . In
been done in the past ten years in this
other word«, wo
On Christmas evening a number of
O. A. Let every member attend who
All parties who left orders for pictures
w ill tench
road
district
in
other
ways
and
wo
will
IttF.K , mid slur»
can, as matters of importance are to be young i>eople belonging to the Sunday at Stewart’s gallery, will receive them in
you In liusineM ,
have good roads. Every known method
• t which you ran
school classes of President Newlin and due time through the mail all O. K,
considered.
I« »till here with * large atock of
of road making may be mentioned, bnt
rapidly gal her In
tho dollar». W*
Prof.
Hartley
gathered
at
the
college
there
is
nothing
that
will
compare
with
C
apt
.
S
tewart
.
enn nml w ill, If
On the fourth Sunday in January, at
you |ilen«etii-ai h
gravel from a gravel bar on a stream, or
you (|uirkly li»w
7 p. tn. and thereafter on the evenings of building where they had a pleasant social
a gravel bank, such as is often found, for
lo c u m fr»«
F o r H a le .
corn and apples ami
t o * 1 0 a (Uy
the second and fourth Sundays of each time eating
making lasting roads.
Any who don’t
•I tho Marl, and
40
acres
of
land,
two
miles
from
New­
playing
gamos.
m ore na you go
month, Rev. J. M. l ’reiss will preacli at
believe this statement are welcome to
•n . lim it K i n ,
all agea. In any
Prof. Palm, lately out from Pennsylva­ berg. Good house and barn and good mention a better way through the col­
the Evangelical church.
|in rto f America,
water. 15 acre» in orchard of pruneB, umns of the G raphic .
you can rum -
The convention tonight for the nomi­ nia, came over with Rev. Brown from
niflnr* at hum s,
riving all youa
peaches
und
apples.
SplendiJ
soil.
nation of city officers wilt be held at Hillsboro, Saturday and remained over
| lim a, or *|-ara
F o r Sale.
I m om enta only,
A. K. C ooper A Co.
Sunday.
Rev.
Brown
preached
his
fare­
Maris’ hall, on account of the refusal of
't o l h a w o r k .
Two 2 year-old colts, of good stock anil
W hat we offer la
A g e n t for G a rla n d a n d O re g o n S to ve s.
a err and it h at
the school directors to allow the public well sermon here Sunday. We have not
good size.
T homas D uncan .
T o w n C on ven tion .
been p ro v ed
learned
who
will
take
his
place
as
pastor
over am i over
school building to be used.
again. Chat «real
Notice Is hereby given that there will
of the Christian church.
1. E. HESTON.
pay ia aura fo*
N otice to C reditor*.
J. O. HIKUlf ANH.
iDelphina Ellis presented the Y. M. C.
every w o r h a r.
lie a meeting of the citizens of the town
F.nsy In learn.
Notice
i*
hereby
e
rf
ven
that
the
midernlgned
C
heap
L
and
—¡10
acres
three
miles
A. a fine collection of mounted sea mosses
No aperial abili­
of Newberg on Friday evening Jan. 1st ha» been duly appointed executrix of the last
ty r e q u i r e d .
and shells, and it now occupies a promi­ from Turner, all good bottom land in cul­ 1892, at 7 p. m. at Maria’s hall, for the Will and Testament of George Chrl»tcu»nn
Iteaeoiiehla in ­
decerned, by the County Court of Yamhill
dustry only *»••©-
tivation,
good
orchard,
two
springs,
nine
nent place in their rooms. It is a gift of
•aaary for aura,
purpose of nominating city officers. Let county, State of Oregon Therefore all persona
leirge e n e c e a a .
having claims against the Ehtate of «aid dece­
room two story house hard finished, good
atari yon,
winch the association may feel proud.
every body come out.
dent are hereby notified und required to pre-
il«hing e v ­
barn and other outbuildings, $2,509.
sen
l
them
to
the
undersigned
at
Newberg.
in
erything. T his la
C heap L ax » —10 acres best fruit land,
S amcel H obson , Mayor.
one
of
the great
said county, withiu six months from date
O regon L and C o ,
(idea forw ard
whereof with proper vouchers for **id claim*. in naeftil, Inventive progreas, th a t enri< lice all at »corkera.
nearly all in cultivation, beautiful situa­
It la
Dated
this
80th
day
of
December
A
D
.
IHjl.
Salem, Oregon.
probably tha rrra te a t opp ortun ity la h o i'n g people have w e» Wo would respectfully announce that J. (1 Iticrinnnn lias srsociatod himself with J.
P u b l i c H a le .
tion in Sunnyside, 5 miles from Salem,
A nna U iikiktknhon ,
know n. Now la Ilia tim e. D elay rneana oee. Full parnm lara
K. Heston in the Blscksinithing business, and iliat we are now heMer than
H
otter
n
rlta
u
t
«
n
r
c
.
A
ddrraa.
G
F
O
H
G
K
Executrix
of
said
Eatate.
The
number
of
logs
that
have
Wen
*35 .00 per acre.
O regon L and C a ,
On Saturday Jan. 10, 1892, I will sell at
ever unaided to do all work in our line witli neatness and dispatch.
Ramsey A Fenton, Attorney« for «aid Estate. a l l N « ( > > .1 ' t o .. H o i * s s , l - u r i 1 - u U . M - l - e .
coming down the river would indicate public sale the real estate lielonging to
Salem, Oregon.
The Deskins land south of the railroad that the high water has broken several estate of Cyrus l.ainb deceased, which
“ T h e P r e t t ie s t P r o p e r ty A r o u n d
A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d .
near the public school ground has been log booms somewhere almvo. Heston A is situated a mile and a half north ot
H K J4T O X A B I R K M A N N .
platted by the Yamhill Land Company [Hermann have Wen kept busy making town, being 20 ncres, with good house
New berg,” is the verdict o f every one w ho sees
dogs
for
parties
who
were
engaged
in
and out buildings. Also 1 lot on Second
and will be put on the market.
Miles
^
«• W H IT E M A N ,
For description of
Reece was surveying it Monday. Tills catching the runaway logs. Some of the street in Newberg.
boys
have
Wen
making
good
money
at
land and terms of sale, see administra­
is very fine property.
040 acres, 1J miles, as the crow fiics, southwest from Newberg.
the business.
tors notice in another column
Imm ediately surrounding the depot, mid near the river. Fruit grower» will
How does this strike yon for a proposi­
Medorem Crawford died at his homo
D a v i d I.AMn,
never overlook the last tw o very Important points. All that can Is: said o f any
MIDDLETON,
OREGON.
tion? If any of our snbscriliers want to
tract us being favorable to fruit grow ing, w ill !»• found on tho Dundee Place.
near Dayton last Saturday from cancer
Administrator.
send the G raphic to friends in the east
I
am
prepared
to
do
Plastering,
Genientiug
and
Chimnuy
Building. All Work Guar­
on the tongue and throat. Mr. Crawford
for a year, we will take subscriptions of
anteed. Corres|smdencu solicitud.
“ Of course it hurts, hat von must grin
was a native of New York state, hut came
this kind for the next thirty days at the
L° f a
to Oregon in 1842 at the age of 22, and as and Iwar it,” is the old time cor.eolation
low price of 75 cents. Just half price.
an Oregon pioneer he was at the time of given to jersons troubled with rheuma­
oV ,WJ'
Lee Stanley and Clarence Edwards, his death one of tho most noted in the tism. “ If you will take the trouble to
\ \o"
V.C c »
mentioned last week as having the scar­
state. He held many positions of trust, dampen a piece of tl inuel with Chamber­
let fever are now considere I well a’>J as the first one Wing that of a memlsw of lain’s Pain Balm and bind it on over ttie
there are no new eases, the danger is
i the provisional government from 1847 to seat of pain your rheumatism will dis.ip- C °
considered past.
Our exchanges that
pear.” is the modem and much more *at-
| 18*0.
H K r A I U l M O F I N K W A N HKH AXI> C L O C K S A N P K C l A L T Y .
U n ta
o .
copied our item of last week will please
In accordance with a m i’ oil agree­ isfactory advice. 5 ) cent bottles lor sale S « "
çot
make note of this fact.
t
o
*
ment, a nnmWr of our merchants by C. K. M isire , A C o .
l« '
We want to enlarge onr list of eastern ; will close their »’ ores at It o ’clock
»8
O'»
suliecritiers. In order to do this we will p. in during fanuary, an ! one hour alter
^
NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
H > * l < li*»li»l#*m Hrfionl.
furnish the G raphic to our subscriber* sunset during the rear. except Saturday
Report for throe month* ending Dee.
who want to semi it to friends in the levelling* We have often wondered whv 23, 18111. Number of »lav* taught .59.
r h,"Ir,.
'» o
, c r©
east, at half price or 75 rents a year. our merchant! did not take a step of this Number of day* attendance 2395, Num­
»’A
no,i
This is cheaper than writing letters to
In (be be.it f»1*re In fawn tn ir**t yntir work dmle All kind* of Tlnwnrk. *ueh *• KnnAug, gpont-
Number of
kind. A business man ought to have ber of days ubHence 348.
p" 'r
in« and General KepAlring. neatly ami prompfly done. Price* reaumtable
your friends and much easier.
«»
i some time to spend with his family, hat time* fur iy 38. Whole r.uinhcr of boy a
K llt* T MTHXr.T.
F. H. STO REY,
Nearly opponile Dayton road’
O. M. Coffin received a< a Christmas pres­ where the business house is opened at sn enrolled 34. Num!>er of girlw 24. Tidal
at «*
ent from Indiana, a hand made wall pock­ early hour in the morning an I not close I enrollment 58. Average ntimber belong­
I-*'
et wliirli w a s 'ended to the muzzle, with until nine o'clock in the evening, Sunday ing 47.
Average daily attendance 41
in
.»A *
needles, thread, pin«, button*, buck Is* an I is a I out all the tune he ha* at home. We Number of visitor« 71.
The name* of
safety pins, all ready for immediate use, have always believed it was more from pupil* that have been neither ahoerit nor
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in case of an emergency. The Ins-Tip- , force of habit than from necessity that tardy during month ending Dei?. 23rd and
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4ion in letters of red was, “ nee lies-tnd stores were kept o|e*u so late, as there is ranked above 9 1 in <leportn»«*nt, are mn fol­
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pins, needles and pin«, wheu a man mar­ , out little of the trading hut »hat can just lows:
Mvrtie Wood, Bertha Wood,
ries hi* trouble begins.’*
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, a* well be done during (he day unless it W Frank Kendall. Berlin Davi«, Ifairy Da-
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on Satiirdrv evening* when day laborers via, iVier Niwon, Millie llo h t, Jennie
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There will he a joint installation of may want to make purchase* after the I lot at Walter Roger*, Lncm Duvall, Isoni-
c n l t he beautiful to enj oy.”
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And a full line o f Undertaking Goods.
IlcniVpiartrr» fnr Farm anri (la ri
Woman's Relief Corps, on Satur l tv, Jtn. aging to the evening loafer at the start of thoag that have fnllrilled the above
Thi. pl.ee *, »11 xntn, i», be iwil.l *nri we hs v. ,mi our prfee« «.»thii o." " «h * b’(y nn» frnm
2nd. at 1 o'clock p. tn., at Maris' hall. bnt whe t he learns to spend the evenings condition* for three month* ending De- flr.l
Heeils.
In the store building lately viieuteil hy J. T. Smith.
hi .4* «MI real.»- rpotu, .«• m,*n <m lb*lr iacs.t v n il i.i ■
llm - All wc ».k I. I..r
m iar 23, 1491, I*. rlin Davis Harrv I i’.'U'i- n , ■
* w s tu -x«vnfac i *... pr.iperty »nUcaii - u
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/ II inemliers are requested hi lie present. at home reading g -o l hoiks or papers, lie
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will no iloobt soon see the advantages 'if Davis and Avery Wood.
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Laundry goes Tuesday.
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New Furniture Store.
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Popular Patent and Family Medicines,
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LATEST STYLES of WALL PAPfi3Fk
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
Newberg House,
J. J. Woods, Prop.
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C arriage W ork & Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
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