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AT THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE. ALBERT WINTER, City Editor. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1880 Local Schedule. FuM mail for Savannah j!v.\'.’l2 40p m from “ * • * ’ *. '. ’•' ’• • • Ar!*. 1 3t p m “ for Chattahoochee Lv... 200pm A 'H£ *• “ •• for Savannah Lv... G 50 p ra Freight andVcom. from Wayc..Ar... 3 45 p in m.« ...... 840 .. .. •• “ Chatt. Lv... 4 45pm .. .. •• from Chatt. Ar... 7 15 a m .. .. *• for Albany Lv... 4 25pm <t •» from “ Ar... 7 55am THOMASV1LLE AND MONTICELLQ. Freight accoro. for Monttcello. -b» -Lv*,. .845 a ra >7 <• from “ ....Ar...0 20 p ra Fastman^ " ! i! ?S ^ “ SPECIAL BARGAINS! Died. On Monday evening, at the resi dence about six miles from town, Miss Joanna McKinnon, daughter of Mrs. M. D. McKinnon, died quite suddenly. She had eaten dinner as usual and retired to her room to lie down, and was shortly afterwards found dead. She was a most estimable young lady and her loss will be greatly deplored by her many relatives and friends. In order to reduce our tre mendously large stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., we offer special inducements in the way of prices, in every de partment of our two large stores. Young Female College. We have before us the 19th annual catalogue of Young Female College which makes a very commendable showing for the postseason. This old institution is the pride of Thoniasville and our people look forward with considerable interest to its annual Why do Children Die? In answer to this question, the Medical Recorder holds the following commencements. The commence- language “The reason,-why children A NEW DEPARTUREi A '[’he Ladies v 4ill ttflee ad vantage of the good things to h c found on our .bargain counter. Dont tail to sec our BARGAIN COUNTER, ment exercises this year will be open ed on Sudday June Kith, with a sermon by Rev. R. H. Harris, of Columbus, Ga , and a most inter esting and attractive programme has been arranged for the following week The senior class, is now undergoing its final (writen) examination. There are eight seniors this year. En Route to Penitentiary. Sherill I>. F. Patterson, of Decatur county, arrived yesterday with several prisoners who were eu route to the penitentiary. On arriving here they were turned over to Keeper Turner, who oauic this far after them. The convicted men were Krauk King, convicted of horse stealing and burg lary—20 years; Charles Woolfolk, a bright mulatto who hails from Macon, convicted ofsimilar offenses—15 years; Sherman Gains, convicted of forgery and stubbing—1 years, nnd Charles Jacksou, convicted of manslaughter, sentenced to fifteen years. H. Wolff &Bro The attention of the gen tlemen is called to the splen did bargains we offer in Cloth ing, Underwear, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, We arc offering Goods cheap in order to reduce our immense stock. You are respectfully invited to call early and inspect, mitiW n The Leaders of Styles. The Central and the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery Come Together. Savannah, Cfn., May 26.—News comes that the civil engineers and those of the Suvnuuah, Americus and Montgomery, collided in the upper nart of Tattnall county two or three days ago. The Centra! corps started out ten days ago to locate the Eden extension west towards Eastman. Colonel Hawkins has had a corps in the woods for three weeks running a line from McRae to (Savannah. To the surprise of both parties they rnn plum against each other this week. The Central men were surprised to find their rivals so far north. No blood was shed, and each party went on its wav. Where the two lines are fifteen miles apart. What Can be Done by an Average Farmer. H. C. Adorns In Milwaukee Seutlue 1. It is not impossible for any>farmer, who hss common sense, industry, the best knowledge of dairying obtainable in this meeting, and eighty acres of good land to keep sixty cows on his farm. He can pasture twenty acres, use twenty for soiling, tweuty for hay and, twenty for ensilage. He can hire all labor needed for ?500_and buy sixty tous of feed for 8720. Good cows, well fed, will average 250 pounds of butter each, or 15,COO for the sixty. He can sell his butter at twenty- five cents per pound or 83,750. He will have 300,000 pounds of skimed milk, worth 20 cents per 100, or 8600 The calf product, if the herd consists of grades, will be worth 8300, a total revenue of 84,450, with ?” outlay of 81,200 and an immense amount of hard work and thinking on the part of the manager While the., result given may secm’cxtravgant and unat tainable, they are clearly within reach. There are hundreds of men in Wis consin who get 25 cents per pound for butter, scores of men who get over 230 pounds of butter per cow, any number whoso calves average8-> each, and thousands, who get .over. 20 cents ler hundred for skim milk. Very few .iccn a cow on less than one and ouc- half acres of ground" If I did not be lieve that these and better things were possible I would Hot be in this convention. Apalachicola, Fla., Feb. 17, 1889. Messrs. I.ijipuuui tires., Savannah, Deaf Sirs:—I will write to inforui you that I was afflicted with blood disease, 1 tried one hot-* tie of S. S. S., and it gave me no relief. I was in bed seven months. I tried promi nent physicians, and they could not do. me any good. I saw your advertisement of P. P. P. in the Apalachicola Times, and -bought I would try it. The bottle I trot to-night makes seven or eight, and Oil! how good I feel. I have been up ever since and at my business—lumber inspector. You may pub lish this if you desire. I have informed my friends that P. P. P. is Life, Health ami •Strength. ,.M. P. BOLDEN. TVo GSduses o X-ja/wxL, A It* innrkntile Cure in JtHlton, F'n, Milton, Fla., Jan. 20,1880. This is to certify that I have been afflict cd with Scrofula or blood poison for a num ber of years. The best pliystciaus of Mobile and this city said nothing -.ould be done for me. I took a large quantity of , hut found no relief in anytiing that I took. My limits were a mass ot ulcers, nnd when I was sent to a physician in Mobile mv entire body was a mass of sores, i had given up all hope, anil ns a last resort tried P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium); nnd nfter using four bottles (small size) the sores have entirely disappeared, nnd my gen eral health was never better than at the present time, and people that know me think' it a wonderful onro. Respect. ELIZA TODD. die is because they are not taken care ot. From the day of birth they are stuffed with watci, suffocated in hot rooms and steamed in bed clothes. So much for indoor. Wherr permit ted to breathe, a hreutli of pure air once a week-in summer,and once or twice during the colder months, only the nose is permitted to peer into day light. A little later they 'are sent out with no clothes at all on the parts of the body which most need protection. Bare legs, bare arms, bare necks, girted middles, with an Inverted um brella to collect the nir and chill the other parts of the body. A ' stout, strong man goes out in ft ’.cold day with glovci and overcoat/ woolen stockings, and thick dbuhlc-soled boots, with cork between and rubbers over. The same duy, a child of three years old, an 'iiffant'Of tlesh nnd blood, bone and constitution, goes out with liose as thin as paper, ootton socks, legs uncovered to the knees neck bare, at) exposure which w u d disable the nurse, kill the mother out right, and make the father an invalid for weeks. And why'/ To harden them to a mode of dress which they A of Paper Hare* Her Life. It wus iti.-t an ordinriry seriYp of wrapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physi cians that she was incurable and could only live a short time: she weighed less than ser-‘ enty pounds On a piece of wrapping paper she read of I)r. King‘s New. Discovery, anti pot a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it- helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, con tinued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 14R pounds. For fur ther particulars semi stamp to W. If. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wondertul discovery free at S. .1. Oassei.8’ Drug store. . NOT A PIMPLE ON HIN N 0W. Bad wlll| Kx^iun. Hair,nil Gone. Mcnlp covered wilh cruptioiiff'Thoiitfht hit hnir would niiVer.iirow. «Jure«l by remedie*. Hnir splendid nnd not ** pimple on him. ay enough in praise of the Cutlour-J M * - — I cannot BUY cimugii m i»i«iov ui Remedies. My l>oy, who when one year of an-c, wa-s so bad with eczema that ho lost all his hair. HissfMp was covered with eruptions, which the doctors said was scald head,, and that his hair would nevergrow again- Despair ing of a cure from physicians I began the use of Cuticura Remedies, and, am happy to say, with the most perfect success. His hair is now splendid and there is not a pimple on him. I recommend the Cuticur i Remedies as t.he*inost recoiumouu imivuuuu * uliukulo speedy, economical, and suro cure for skin dis eases of infants and children, ami feel that ev ery, mother who has an afflicted child will thank me for so doing. . „ T Nrs. M K. WOODSUM, Norway, Me A Fever More £ighl Venn* Cured. I must extend to von the thanks of one of my customers, who lias bcou cured bv using Cuticu- -a ItemccUcs, of an old sore, caused by a long spell of sickness or fever eight yoars ago, Hc was so bad hc wan f earfnl he would have to have his leg amputated, but Is happy to say he Is now entirely well.—sound as a dollar. He requests me to use his name, which Is If. H. Cason, merchant of this place Sill, in tun mrtvu , JOHN V. MINOR, Tlriigerlst, Ualnsboro.Tcnn. 8ncrc Srnlc DIhviih Curd, lUV liCYCI VAI/VVU-v* j/.mwvivv. -* accustom them to exposure which a doz en years later would eu yuuin iuivi . downright foolery. To rear childre. tlius for the slaughter pen, aud then lay It to the Lord, is to had. We don't think the Almighty had any band in it.” iio wiiiL.ii uuua neen uo return ot mu uiou»inu uuu \,uu'-u>n ..nnuhlorod ranks ICO. 1 in our estimation for diseases of the be considered sklll Rcv s i-kessi.ky uakuett, i>. i> * MAfl H nil 1 LI Mfl If'll.liirl* N C what the Farmers Have Done. In 1866 the price of standard jute bagging, 24 pounds to the yard, was 36J cents a yard. In 1867 it was 24 cents a yard, aud was less as a gener al rule for tho next 20 years, the price in 1887 going down to 7 ; / cents, the lowest figure reached. Then was organized the jute bag ging trust, which at on'co ran the price up to 134 cents a yard, which was higher than during any one year since 1875, Hud this extortion boon submitted to witli cnly an occasional growl or protest, the combination would have cornered the market this .... -year, aud the price would have been to strike the East Tennessee, they are e tijl further advanced to as high The Rights of the S. S. S. Sold to a Western Firm. It is reported .that . Lamar, Rankin & Lamar have sold all the receipts of the S. S. S. to a western firm for one million dollars, and Lamar, Rankin & Lamar reserve all accounts and bills now on the hooks and their plant, worth two hundred thousand dollars. The Griffin News aud Sun have consolidated, in the purchase of the good will aud business of the Sun by Mr. Douglass Glcssuer, of the News. The Alliance paper published by the Sun goes to Atlanta aud is merged into the Southern Alliaucc. Mr. Searccy, the genial proprietor of the Sun aud Fruit Grower, becomes the President of the new company in Atlanta aud Mr. Brown the editor of the Alliance Advocate, Success to thorn all, Cincinnati, May 26.—A. New York special to the CommerciaLGa- zettc, says that Murat Halstcau sails for Europe to morrow on the new German twin screw steamer of the Hamburg line, the Augusta Victoria. His sole object in going abroad, he says, is to get away from his occupa tion, and recover from his recent ser ious illuess. His purpose is to return about August 1, and spend the mean time chiefly at Weishaden or Carlsbad, as he may be advised, with the hope of eradicating his rheumatism, and restoring his strength. figure as the traffio \\ouhl hear. But the Farmers’ Alliance have Stopped all that. The determination of that organization to have nothing to do with jute bagging forced the combination to a parley, resulting _ in an offer to furnish all the bagging needed at from 16/ eeuts a yard for O I ,7 in* 'A nrriiet in 111. 24 pound bagging in' (August to 11 j cents in November. This offer is. made at a lower price than that ofjiiiy year since the war, except ifj&l.ToiiO and 1887. This difference of 2jj eeuts a yard between this offer and-the price ot last year amounts to about $856,000 on a crop of seven million bales, which would he so much saved to the southern phmtei'.— E>;. Two, No. 1, Hood Horae** for sale bv li. a. Hass One hundred pounds French candy just received at 5 28 5t At (', HiiowVs, CATARRH UUUKD, health amt sweet breath secure*!, by Hhilol's Catarrh Remedy Price DO cents. Nasal Injector free Uucklen’M Arnica Waive. The* Rest Salve in the World lbr Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Fleers, Salt Rheum, F A lew weeks ago iny wife suffered very much from a cutaneous disease'of the scalp, ami *•••- irom ft cutftueoua uibuiuju •»»*»» * • ceivort no relief from tho various remedies she them to a moue OT uress wuiun mey rtsCt | lu ,til She tried Cuticura. Tho disease nre npver Pvrmrtpd to nnrctice To uromptiv yielded to this treatment, and in a are net er txpu-iou w XU rthort Vhjfc the wad entire y well. Thcro lias * " been no return OVtho disease and Cuticura .... —*—-— *—•*—— ~* the / " ’ "{#* -L- * L ? T mm L. STEYEEMAH & BRO. At 31-2 Gents per Yard. T -v‘ 'i'-'jl ... ILELdlEM TUB FIj A/QEft’ L L. Ste^Sx*nian & Bpo.’p. One Case 4-4Bleaofiing* At 6 1-Sip. 0L0THIN& ! CLOTHH^ J Our Bargains the talk of the town. Com petition completely baffled. and be convinced. ' ' ’ , L. STEYERMAIM &BRO., I2U BROAD STREET. THOM ASVILI/& * ; Raleigh, N. C. ('ulicuru Itcincdlcri Area positivo cure for every form of skin, Alvit |)(iBiuru i-uiu mi Duy v». ■'*»•*•* scalp, and blood diseases, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofular, except possibly itchthyo- „ . Sold cvcrj’whero. Price, Cuticura. Doc.: Soap, 25.; Resolvent, §1. Prepared by the Potter Drug aiul Chemical Co., Boston, Mass irUK iuiu.uucuuuai v>w., |j<.a,uii| *'»■»" Sr^**Send for “How to Curo Skin Disease.*," 04 pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. didv’C Skin and sea p preserved and beauti- DnDI 0 non by Cuticura Soap. Absolutely pure. EVERY LUSCLE ACHED . Sharp aches, Dull Rains, Straiinr l anil wcakncsacs rcllcvcil In one mln- A ute by tho Cuticura Aati-l’aiu J’laft- 3 rtrst ailii only instantaneous pain-ktll- ini;, strenqtlioninK plaster. 23 cents. FOR RENT. The Episcopal Rectory, mi McLean Ave nue. Possession -riven at om-c. Apply .to, Rev. 0.1. I.aRociie, . t*- Flctehcrvillc-,' Still 'a few of those nankins ami ilmlovs loll at Pickott’s.'Tliey will lie sacrilieed in milcr to make room for rrtaceries. Dry oooiis must A few of tlio.- i .lie way al i elegant water hack PICKETT'S. FOUNTAIN HEAD HOTEL, Kno.willc’s favorite sjininici- resort, will open for reception of guests June 1, 1889. The hotel is proiiileil with alt tlie liite-t mnilcrn improveirents and strictly lirst class, •y pnitiiiilar, having closin', with three springs, nnd clmlyhettie water address, . files tluivs sun ids and lovely park, Freestone, liiiicstime Forinfornmtion, etc,, • V. A. O'UYUNl-:,.. . l\iio\^lIe f -Ti'iiii. Roval Crown linking Powders in glass, at T. J. BALL & HUO.’fb, Grocers. Magnolia Hams at 121 yesUi In', po T, j. Iiai.l k llgo.'s., G pound, Sliocs must go to make room for cash ceriea at Pickett's.. il.l)J..ADIEH COMVQUT. Soft easy, tioislese s.ippcrs luiskin at $124 . ......... ..soon Usl'Mhere- per pair at Pickett’s worth $2,00 e They are in tiio way of Magnolia Hams and must go, I.eiiioii ami Vanilla Waters Luiit-lt UiscuitH, (lie finest in the i ton ml at A. C. Bhown’s, 5 28 at .laekson Street tirorr NOTICE. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever \iiii. e is hereby gi Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, t.'l;;IUains I (iys are tiroliiliileil troiil huttliti Corns, and all Sj^ip Evaptioiis.mid positively | ou ,. | a nJ 1 - given dial all par- — —, , . , our lauds around and near iJnloti cures Piles, or no pay required, it is guar- , akc This ineludt antccd to give perfect satisfaction, or money , K refunded. Price 25 cents pcrlnu. For sale by S, J. Cassels, Drug Store/ all i he land ’l'. Mv Intvbk, -Ji;., jj. ,1. MelsTviu:. FUN FOR HOUSE-KEEPERS. Lot of line and medium price table lined aud Pickett will make tbo price to suit tho MOV 25, 1886. AJministjratqrs’ Notice. UliuiieMivnm *'••*'*' t l customer. The goods must go even if l navo to sacrifice them as | need the room fot tb# io aacriukc umtii » iiksh *»•« *w, heavy shipment of groceries that arc comicg In evory day. GLUKtilA—TiiQMsU COUNTY. all persons having claims against the estate ot .-heldon Swift will present thorn to tho uu. dersguod Wtthln tho next thirty days. May 23,1889, :, Adui'r. . A low condition of liealtlt is common with many who allow themselves to worry.- Mental anguish causes bodily siiftferings. Anxiety and care lias broken down many constitutions. A train of disorders usually follow mental distress. Uenrt nll'ectioiis, nervousness, sleeplessness, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney troubles, etc., are among the list. A sure remedy for relieving all mental, and physical distress is Brown’s Iron Bitters. It at once strengthens every, pari ot the body, making work a pleasure and eare unknown. YOU MAY BE TOO MODEST, fiat' ybtr fitsVtaiuly arc not afnthl.ta ask for soinolhltig to relieve (you of a torpid liv9k'—of bad blootlj ,S/ou need it right now, and Gkillsayn Touie i» the jil-ticle. A leading- iihysiciau writes: • : - ' HttViiKyii.t.iq-S: C.’ Dear Sir: You will please‘send nio lwu bottles of your Calisaya Tonlct ThcrboUle you gave me has given sod- infliction beyond my expectation. *.* Hoping you vory great success with your Ionic, v- l am verv irulv yours. W. B. Wav, M. D. ' This slandard preparation is sffld hy all druggists at fifty cents and a dollar a bottle. • kill flies. [nsect Iktwder Fly Paper. (JASSKLa I’ifAUMACV, - 118 Broad street. JERSEY MILK,. . I’arties desiring frcab, pure- Jersey uiilk, from Jersey Farm, will be Supplied, In any quantity,.delivered, on application to, or by addressing April 10, two. JOHN CHASTAIN. TAILORING. Tliero id nn optl to all tilings, uo tlio people nay, but thcro Is nb onu to tho splondltl fitting clothing nindo nt 81 Brtmtl Btrort.--Ulottning amt-repairing ilono in tho neatest manner. Give mo a cull.v-. ! i K£NNY. . , .JUANOS-AND OKUA^. . i“. W. S- Brown, Alio,Jottttler,,3)08 sc- cured the agency for all-Urn llrst-class Pianos and Organs, which ho is selling at the lowest'prices for cuslt or on long time. Those desiring to purchase will du-well to learn his prleijsand terms. 1 ' ]fa.v«tn,tiA. I have hail .weak L'Uigii Wly ait.my life, have taken quite iv«iimbc»:of.Ejtp<x:lorant3 without any aparc'nt liertelTC 1 pm?now us ing Blower’s Lung Restorer lind'T r.-tn snfely affirm it IsithiF'iV remedy'from which I have' eker-fleriVcU any benefit: - -*• -■ .w.4*. AIaktix. THE WOMEN VRAT6S B. B; B. The suft'ering of women certainly awakens the sympathy of every true philanthropist. Tlicir best fricml, however, is B. B. B. TBo tanic Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm Co., yltlilntd, (In., for proofs. II. Ii. Ciissicfy, Kennesaw, Ga.V^tf^Itea: Tlirec bottles of 1). B. H. curect my wife of scrofula." Mrs. R, M. Laws, Zalabr. Fla., writes: “I ha<ie never used anythin^ to equal B.B.B.” Mrs.C. II.Gav,'Itoeky Mount, N. C., writes: “Not r dav fo 15 .years was I free from hdadaclic. li. B. B. entirely relieved me. I feel like mother person." Jas. W. Lancaster, llawkinsvilte, Ga., writes: “My wife was in bad- health for eight years. Five doctors and many patcol lines had donOlier'no good. Six’bdUles medicines had donOlier riogood, of IL B. B. cured her.".,, x*nv'. Miss S. Tomlinson, vltlanta, Ga., says: “For years I-/-suffered with rheumatism. f caused by kidney troublo and indigestion, t was also feebte and nervous. B.ll. II. re lieved me at once# although several pther medicines had failed." “Rev. .1. M. Richardson, ClarksLon; Ark., wj-ites: “My wife sufferea twelve years with rheumatism and fcmatecomplaint. A lady member of my.church had been cured 4 l*. B. B. She persuaded it, who now bays there is nothing 1 11., as it quickly gave her relief. * LAUNDRY. Sciul H.v your latiridiy. Uoliarw, .02J.j each,, culls, : .0o per pair, nhirts, .10 each. AVe {guarantee all work to be neat ami clctin. Send b6forc 8 o’clock a. in. Wcdiiefidayb. « C'. H. Young Co. WDOLE8ALE AND RETAIL -^fc.VLKlIS iv— Hay, Grain, Bran and Mill Feed, 114 BROAD STREET Goods Delivered Pvomotlij. Prices as Low-as tlie Lowest! ' MiItKeF, ttf curo-clinflqg.-relffevli g bitby, uso UoraLlna Toilet nuil-Nurserjr-lVMHlcr* It costs no non-, is superior and highly petfumejl, Mcltao * Marilre, Tli'iihasvtllf; A. Dra Mord, CoTiiintmh: Alexanderpriia-mid Heed t'o., Au- u s a; V. VonOve-.aGhiriqst.iii, Agents.: livid A Cu|peppi-r are kccpiafi up with the pr-ieessioiij tlrey hare secured the"agency of tlie famous Hint' Mineral Waler, -the ; finest preparation- known lor.- dyspepsia; j It is guaranteed to eilre.'y _ -t '! tf '.MrstiViTG Mits. Of nil.kjiida. V good bur eqiiuplqLc for si .75. - imorit- hoiwfrteaa—-'artisiiliiiicntB. Agent lor Arim-tloog'a pdtnnt mmopil'e, inuilcio wnljuitr i2)<u:ry aiid.nutltiup oak. Geo, W.Fqim: . May* 17 tj, . ' ^; MSsCfry RuDdlng. \Y.ilLtnkui'MitJ2)vts.iui jirall'-jjuiioring, Can turnieli r(:UuUo.man_ujjd gjmj ”■ Oko; W. Fonn^ . Masury Building. work- Kxt iu.'iou tickets at low. rntyi will pc a > all suniiiicT resorts throughout thu co ■y by tile bust Tenuessw. Virginia i M.V^fc.A c ^SST.^_ Sold coun* and Gcnrgliv tbittway, ccminencrng' .hinc 1st, good to return on or betorudJetober Jdst. w Fast traiu service with l’ullraan cars. ticn. Pass. un<) Tiv'kct Agt Don’t titne andWt»cy»And undergo needier tovtura with the. kuit'C/ when j Ethio pian Pile Ointocut Nv^i . affordre lict uud certain* cure iu every ousc of blind, bleeding, itching, internal jiud exfetrial piles. Kanguiu Boot Medicine ^'ompauy, Nashville, Tentu o0c&uti uud-^P'pnr bottle. Sold by MctUoAt Mardre amtii. J. IVssels. TTT ' Collars fee.; cultsfo,impair shirts yc. \- Work received up to-^o-o'clock \), IB-.,-- Wednesday; will -&e;.jceturiicd Saturday morning. All work guaran teed as good as new. Sam AL-Wolff, Agent, 109 and m Broad St. -- m Mora inatyriga .received this Week.' Ndw pdttbrns In scaiul -es—fanny. ■ Geo. W. Foimke Give us a call and we promise please you. B. D. PXJDG’E, THOMAS'Vlf-LE, GA., DEALER IN HARDWARE Staves, Iron, >■ Tin and Hollow Ware, 6ms id Sprig Ms ol'all kinds, and agent forj King’s Powder . Co. The Elmwood, 3far icttct, This new.and beautiful buifisf^elegantly Jurnislied, ; Giaij EirAt eliCil in all of fls^n^ijlolnlt^jplf, baa Ik-ch leased by M. G.'W hitlocl^ fbruier OWn* cr uud proprietor of flic late “WHITLOCK HOUSE.” J Lis.Uible aud service s^tixfv*, the most •w*vl.'o / ^ M.G. WHITiOCK. HITLOCK, Hariclt»,CH