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DUBLIN POST.
DUBLIN. GA. JUNE 1, 1^7
Turin* H1.50 n vcnr in rwlvnnee.
To Mint*tt‘rs ^ L.OO per year.
r THE DUBE1N POST AN 1>
Svannnh Weekly Nkwsouc yeni. 2 25
Southern Farm. Monthly “ “ 2 75
Tki.eguaph it Mkssengkh “ “ 2 25
Southern World, ‘ ‘ 2 05
.Minnta Constitution, “ * 2 25
Chkistian Ai» v o<!atk, f ‘ “ 3 25
tiff Christian Index, ** *’ 3 35
“ “ renewals " “ 3 75
Registered at the Post Office in Dublin as
Second-Class Matte)'.
t
C. W. MADDOX,
Announces to his friends and the
public generally that for the next
thirty days, he will sell his summer
stock at cost to make room for fall
goods. He has a large and well as
sorted stock of Lawns Cashmcrs
?5eersuckors, Nuusveiling. Calicoes
and Trimmings to suit, bought in
New Fork low down, and he
will offer specicl inducements
FOR THE NEXT SO DAYS.
Good Cigars at J. T. Smith.
French Candies at Houghton’s.
Maddox .keeps a full house ot
Family Groceries, and offer them at
pricos to suit the times.
Ladies, don’t forget to call and
examine the nice Seersucker Lady
i Dress Goods, which are Superb in
Color and Quality—at Y. H. Wynn’s.
Cheap! Cheap!!
Stnltz’s 4 A Tobacco at J. T.
Smith’s.
A large lot of Can Goods nt
Rougton’s. ty'fi" I
Best line of fishing tackle of all
kinds at Y. H. Wynn’s.
Maddox offers for the noxt ‘do davs
a big bargains in Shoes, Straw Hats,
and Men’s Clothings.
That 30 cent. Tobacco at J. T.
Smith’s—try it.
Cedar Buckets at 30 cents apiece
at Roughton’s.
Timber men will find it to their
advantage to buy their Supplies and
llaft Ropes from Y. II. Wynne’s, ns
his stor.e is headquarters for .those
goods.
G. W. Maddox is soiling his stock
of Straw Hats at cost for the next
30 days. 7’'*» |j ' - 1
) Try J. T. Smith’s 25 edits. To
bacco.
Maddox says his stock is large and
must bo sold, and great bargains will
be offered for the next 30 for Cash.
A full line of fresh Groceries At
7; Y. H. Wynn’s. Bargains can bo
had by trailing with him.
fggF’call on D. A. Smith for your
Ice Gold Soda water and Lemonade.
adv. tf.
Korosene Oil 15 cents per gallon
at Rough ton’s. !
Good syrup at Roughtons 30 cents
... a gallon... ; .7 ■ •T*; • TK
G. W. Maddox say's that now. is
the time to biiy Dry Goods, for ho is
selling them at cost for the next 30
days. ‘
J. T. Smith sells so many goods,
because lie sells so cheap, and does
fairly. 7
A question is asked .“how is it
thatTKonghton sells so much cheap
er than the other merchants ?” Why,
it is because he knows how and when
to .buy.’ ",7 - 'V^pr , '
Why is it that Madox sells so
many goods it is because he sells
them so much cheaper than the oth
er merchants.,: Ho will sell them at
cost for the next 30 days.
Seed Peas at J. T, Smith.
I bought tobacco from Rough ton
for 30 cents a pound—just the same
that the other merchants sell for 50
cents. - .
If you are in need of Shoes go to
Maddox’s and buy them at cost for
he is selling them' at cost, for the
next thirty days. _7 *
Don’t forget that you can get the
finest and best Italian Strings for
Violins, Guitars, and Banjos; also
Bridges, Foil Braids, Keys and Bows
) ( always on hand at Wynne’s
\ Sugar sixteen pounds for one dol
lar. Whereabouts ? At Ronghton’s,
of course.
Carry yonr wool to J. T. Smith.
SV* -
G. W. Maddox is selling Shoes,
Lawns and Seersucher and Nuus-
veiling goods at cost, and now is the
time to go and buy, he is doing this
to mnko room for his fall stock.
Always on hand, all kinds of Am
munition for breach and rnozzle-
loading Guns, and Riflo Cartridges
at Y. II. Wynne’s. . °
Superior Apple Vinegar for sale by
V. H, Wynne at 35 cent.-, yer gallon.
Local Affairs.
Snakes are plentiful in many lo-
'alitics.
Grass will now bogin to grow lit
dead earnest.
Read notice of local legislation in
this issue.
Geo. W. Oablo 1ms been making a
Sunday school speech in Macon.
1 THAT HACKING COUGll can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Wo
guarantee it. Sola by H. Hicks Co. Dub
nil Gu.
Mr. Ed." Harrington, of Lovett
was in the City Monday on last.
Mr. J. T. Smith made a business
trip to Lovett on.Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith and
children spent Sunday in Wrights-
ville.
Read notice of establishment of a
new district for Laurons country in
this paper.
2 WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitali-
zer is guaranteed to euro you. By Hicks
6 Co.. Dublin Qa.
Mr. and Mrs. Rough ton have
moved into the reently erectedcottago
near Mr. J. T. Smith’s.
Dr. Green has improvod his tob-
idenco greatly, through the instru
mentality of the paint brush.
Wearo happy to leaan that Mrs.
T. B*» Felder has ontirely recovered
from her recent, severe attack of il-
noss.
. Mr. W. J. Scarborough’s new res
idence is rapidly uoariug completion
and presents quite a handsome ap
pearance.
5 For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh’s Porous-Plaster. Price 25 centst
Sold by Hicks & Co.. Dublin- Ga.
A Basket Picnio at Yopp’s Bridgos
7 miles from the city, next Saturday.
Everybody including the “devil,”
is invited to attend,
Picnic’s aro certainly in tho rage
just'now. We know of one ypuag
man who has averaged two or three
a week fora month past.
The Spring poot has lit upon tho
columns of tho Dublin Post and it
does not seem to grunt midc-r the
afllction. Savannah Local.
: -Mr< H. II; Smith is now in cor
respondence with various contractors
and is daily receiving estimates,
and etc. on the brick buildings he
proposes to erect.
9 THE REV. GEO. THYElt, of
Boui’bon, Ind., says: "Both of myself -
and wife owe our life to SHILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE." Sold by II. Hicks
& Co., Druggists, Dublin, Ga. ..
By the way, Bro. Post, who is
“Longissemus.” Tell him to take
Ids fiddle and stroll out again
Excelsior Pioneer and Eagle.
Bring your wool to Dublin and got
the highest market price therefor.
Our merchants are giving it, al
though they have not so advised
you. *’ ' /
Baseball still occupies tho time
and attention of the small boys aud
loafors in the town. It is the' uni
versal opinion that our devil is tho
most graceful^?) and expert player in
the club*
Miss Woods of Hawkinsville,
daughter of the clevor editor of the
“Dispatch,” is visiting the family
of Capt. Bishop, in the upper edge
of this county.
If the liver and kidnoys are sluggish and
inactive, Hood’s Sarsaparilla will rouse
them to. prompt and regular action. Take
it now.
The corn in front of .Judge Rowe’s
residence is the most flourishing wo
have seen, and gives evidence of
careful and well dircctod culture,
Mr. Coney Bishop of Nicklovillo
and Dr. J. B. Duggan of Toombs-
bero will leave m a few days for an
extended trip through north Ga.,
with the ultimate intention of go
ing into business in the town of
Flovilla. v :“7\ ;7
The present schedule over the
road leading from Tennille to this
place is all that our citizens could
desire. In fact, it is calculated to
canto nearor pleasing everyone than
any that could be rnn. Two. trams
a day and close connections with the
op and down day passengers of * the
Central. /
A new comet was discovered Ins?
week, fjfc may be seen in tho North
west with a good glum. Lovora can
sec it scon—with tbe natura! eye—
by swinging on the front gate until
2:30 n. m.
Nit’kluviilovillc Picnic.
Picnics aro certainly growing in
•yopnlarity, if that be possible, or the
picnio fever is of a less intermittent
typo this season than usual, for we
hear of some now outbreak overy day.
On lust Saturday, one of tho most
enjoyable events of tho kind occurr
ed at Nicklovillo, under tho auspices
of tho congregation and Sunday
School of Shady Grove Church.
Tho grovo in front of tho ohuroh
building is a delightful placo for
anything of tho kind, aud it is tho
custom of tho ohuroh to give a pic
nic there every year at about tho
same time.
In addition to tho usual diversions
in the way of tho onstomury games,
profitable (?) and pleasaut conversa
tion, and etc, and etc, thero wore
four croquet sets arranged in con
venient and shady partB of tho
ground, and several interesting and
am tinted games wore constantly
going on, Quito a niuubor of Irwin-
ton’s fair onos graced tho occasion
with ,their prosonce, and the inter
est of tho day centred in game of
croquet in which Dublin and Irwin-
ton mot in noisy combat. The god
of war fuvorod Dublin, howover,
muoh to tho chagrin of Bro. Lingo,
of tho Appeal (r.o whom by the way,
wo did not allude when we spoke of
“Irwinton’s fair ones”).
It was a matter of common com
ment, that onr efficient and genial
Postmastor was unwouryingjin his at
tentions to a lovely young lady from
IrWinfcon.
Judging from the number of couples
occupping buggies in various partB of
the grove, the usual amount of
pleasaut nonsense was uttered and
given ear to. It, was tho current
opinion that if a oertain'largo white
umbrella could be invested with the
powor of speech, it could doiiUloBs
betray some very interesting confi
donees etc.
, The moat noticoable feature about
tho picnic (aoticoublo for its absence)
was Mr. S——’s%)oloclioii8 cachin-
natioii. it is presented that ho will
“never smile ngaiu,” as ho allowo/J
many excellent opportunities to pass
unimproved.
An abuudnnce of things good for
tho innor man and, and plontly of
lomonada, rnado glad the heart8(7)
of tho avorago suialljbpyg, . to. stty
nothing of half famished knights of
.the q’will.
We aro most vividly reminded of
tho fact that Dublin is becoming a
city, when wo see the new omnibus
come in from tho depot loaded with
passengers every evening. Sinco wo
wore disappointed in regard to tho
proposed street-rail way wearo glad
to have the next best thing.
Major, Ben ; Perloy Poore, the
nbtod Washington correspondent, is
dead. His death recalls che fact
that for a short time ho was a resi
dent of Georgia. When quite a
young man bo edited • a paper now
known as the Athens Banner Watch
man.
Buokeyo district can boast of the
most industrious, as well as ono of
the most intelligent and'accomplish
ed, young ladies in this or any other
slate. A certain young lady of that
district, besidods ornamenting the
front yard with lovely flowers, built
a picket fence around it, doing all
tho sawing and nailing required. Wo
challenge any county in the state to
produce'hor equal.
Mr. T. J. Montford, of Buckeyo
district, lias been extremely unfor
tunate in tlie loss of his family dur
ing tho past fow days. Since tho
death of his wifo, mention of whiob
was made -in these columns two
weeks ago, ho has lost, by death, all
of his dear children, throe in num
ber. He has the sympathy of the
entire community in which he re
sides.
Thero will be a festival at tho
courthouso on next Friday afternoon
at live o’clock. It is given by the
enterprising ladies of tbo town for
tho benefit of tho Mothodist parson
age. Lot every poraon who can
muster tbo admission fco turn out
and give tho ladies tho proper en
couragement.
Local Legislation.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing d'-?crlbod bill wili bo introduced III
tlie July«tH*ionof tho legislature ; An
net to provide for the rcglstia'io.i ot the
legal voter* of Laurens county, utjd to
provide a penalty for i!lc”.il voting and
attempting to vote ilL-gally,
June 1st, 13^7.
Notice of a proposed registration
law, to offoct tho rotors of this coun
ty, will ho found cl80whoro in this
paper. Tho bill will bo presented
at tho next session of tho Legislature
for thoir consideration, mid wo earn
estly liopo it may bccomo a law.
Wo loam that Thoniasvillo is en
deavoring to secure the extension of
the railroad from Dublin, and it
seems that sho is in earnest about it,
A committee was appointed by tho
oitizeus of Thomnsvillo to attend tho
recent meeting of tho Wrighisvillo
and Tenniile at Sandcrsville, and
say they will put *100,000 in tho ox-
tension from Dublin if the directors
decide to run it that way.—Hawk-
tnsvillo Dispalcy.
A man named Hoover lias been
going around tho country urging tho
negroes to band together and de
mand higher wagos, and telling
thorn, to apply tho toroh if the in
crease of wages,wore refused. Aft’or
a long,harangue at Wnrrenton on
the night of the 16th, he was dan
gerously shot. It is boliovod that
Hoover has boon swiudling the ne
groes and was a victim of thoir wroth
Ho olaiwed to be a Knight of La
bor.—Wrightsvillo Headlight.
Hiul Tried Four or Five DoCtons,
aud Had Given Up to Die,
Valdosta, Ga., Jan.15, 1887,
Mr. M. A. Briggs ; I hnvo boon
sick for three years, hardly being
able to walk. I had Iriod four or
five different deoters without any
be no fit at all. All tho doctors told
mo I was suffering with an affection
of tho heart. I was unable to walk
or sleep, and had no appetite. My
liver was also affected and gave mo
lots of trouble. My faoo and atom-
ache were badly swolon also. I had
gived up to die, when 1 was advised
to try BRIGGS’ NUNNBETTER
TONIC BILLS, aud after taking
five bottles 1 was so in noli better 1
got more, and am now ontirely well.
1 can truly say they saved my life,
niid 1 want tho public to know i.t.
For sale by II. Ilioks & Go.
Good Flour at Rough ton’s , for
five dollars a barrel.
. Godins! Ooffiins 1)1
Call on Wi P. Lassiter.
What moroliant sells tho cheapest ?
I am surprised at such a question.
Of course it is Rough ton.
The prettiest, finest and ohonpost'
Muslinsjn.JJ»©--town at Wynne’s.
DoiPt Tail to see them.
Wudo Hampton Flour is tho best
on earth. Houghton keeps it.
Hardware at cost, 1 liavo the host
stove tlmt over was seen in Dublin.
Go to Maddox’s and buy ono of
his new patent oil cans, tho best over
made. Sold ut cost.
Old chairs reboltomod in the la
test styles with soats that will out
last tho cano bottoms at Y. II.
Wynn’s.
Call on TT. Ilioks & Oo. ,for a free
sample oT Briggs Nunnbotler Liver
Pills and a descriptive almanac.
Ready rnado clothing for the noxt
30 days at cost. G. W. Maddox,
Call on Y. II. Wynn’s for any
thing th<ft you noodj and if not in
stock tho goods will bo ordered and
that on short notice.
If yon don’t think Rough ton sells
call and see him.
Tbo best Golden Drip Syrup at Y,
H. Wynnes’ for 90 cents, per gallon,
Groceries can bo tmught at Mad
dox’s cheaper than anywhere else in
town. Call and see, wo mean busi
ness. Oome and see and if wo can’t
soil, we will ci vo Ihoin away, they
have got to go. This is good for
thirty days, -
fiST’Tbo largest and most complete
stock of millinery goods that were
eror brought to this maakot can bo
selected from at Y. H. Wynn’s,
The latest styles of Hats, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Laces, Embroidery, Fans,
otc., otc., are always instock. This
department is superintended by Mrs.
8. E. Tillery. Call and examine
his largo assortment of goods. J£l
Tub Dublin Post and tho Sav
annall News, or Macon Telegraph
or Atlanta Constitution, fer tho
small sum of $2.25 a year. Now
the time to get your county paper
and a large city weekly for a small
amount of money.
Those who love thoir case should
not forgot to go to Y. II. Wynne’s
and'buy ono of thoso lovely Ham
mock’s before tboy are all gone.
, Notice to Trcspnsqrs.
AM porsons aro hereby forbidden
to trespass on my lands, in Oconco
district, either by hunting or fishing
with seines, dynamite, etc. Any
peison so violating will bndoalt with
in Accordance with the law.
John U’ooimhd.
April 37tli, 1887. 4k
Home Evidence
No oilier I'N'imralJon has won success at
home equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla, In
Lowell, Mass,, where It Is made, It Is now,
ns It has been for yearn, tho lending inedlelno
tor purifying (lie blood, nnd toning and
strengthening tho system. This “ good name
at homo" Is "n tower ot strength abroad."
It would require a volume
People to print nil Lowell people
- have snld 111 tavor of Hood’s
OT Sarsaparilla. Mr. Albert
Lowell Bales,living ntBast l’lno
Street, Lowell, for 15 years
employed as boss carpenter by J. W. Dennett,
president ot tho Brio Telephone Company,
bad a largo running sovo como on his log,
which troubled him a year, when bo began to
take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Tho soro soon grew
loss In size, nnd In n short tlma disappeared.
Jos. Dunphy, 214 Cen
tral Strcot, Lowell, hnd PraiSO
swellings nnd lumps . .
on Ids faco nnd neck, tiooa V
sr.is2.7sa
Mrs. O. \V. Marriott, wife of tho First As
sistant Flro Bnglnodr of Lowoll, nays that
for 10 years sho was troubled with stomach
disorder nnd sick hoadaeho, which nothing
rollcvcd. Tho attacks enmo on overy fort
night, when sho wns obliged to take her bod,
mid wns unablo to enduro nny noise. Sho
tobk Hood's Sarsaparilla, mid nttor n timo
tho attacks ceased entirely.'
Many morn might ho given hadtwo room.
On tho recommendation of pooplo-of Lowell,
who know us, wo ask you to try
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Bold bjr all druggists. fl;alxforf8. Pnporedonly
by a I. HOOD & 00., Apothecaries, Lowoll, Jtw*.
100 Doses One Dollar
SMALL PROFITS
—HAS EVER BEEN.
MT MOTTO!
:(0):
Hoincmlmr tlmt I give you tlio
BEST, FRESHEST AND CJIBAPEB2
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, Etc.
Tlmt wore over brought to this market l
—(e)—
A LARGE AND WELL BELECTED
. STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING,
(For Men and Boys)
Are being sold at astonishingly low prices I
A full line of Groceries
Always On Hand.
If you want satisfaction in GoodH
anil Prices call on me.
J- T. SMITH,
fcblO-tf . DUBLIN, GA.
Cent
*,•' Sivr
O N am' i
Will lim an Dnily m.
wlilcli nr. Daily except Bundity.
The Slumlttru time which ;
run is 30 minutes slower than rhit
city time.
LvBavnnnah. 10:00 am R:20 pm. 5
Ar Milieu ... .12:35 pin U ' . ,1
Ar Augusta... .4:45 pin 915 am
Ar Mucon 4 50 pun 3-20 am
Ar Atlanta... .900 pnt 7-27 tuu ' >
Ar Columbus. .4-10 ant 3 05 pm
Ar Montgomery 7 i<5 pm
Ar Eufmiln. 4-32 pm
Ar Albany.... 10-03 pm 10 50 am
Passengers Mr Hylvnriii. Bundcrsvlllo.
WrlghlsvIHo, Milledi-uvillo and lnumton
slmiihl take tj-40 it in. train,
Passengers for Thoumston, Carrollton.
Perry, Fort Guinns, Tivlbolton, I’ueuii
Visht, Blakely and Clayton should take.
8-20 » m train.
Lv Milieu 12-55 pm 11-10 pm 5-10 am,
Lv Augusta... 10-20 am 9-30 pin
Lv Macon 10-35 am 10 50 pm
LV Atlanta ... .0-40 am 0 50 pm
Lv Colnmlms.. .0-10 pm 11-00 riin
Lv Montgomery 7-50 urn
Lv Eufaula -U-0| am
Lv Albany 5-00 am 8-57 pin ,
Ar Savanuuh.. . .5-00 pm 6-5.5 tun 8 05 am
Sleeping enrs on till night passenger
trains between Savannah aud Augusta,
SuMivnntmh nnd Macon, Savuunali and
Atlanta. Macon and Columbus.
Train leaving nt 8-20 p in and arriving
lit G-55 a nv will not slop to put Off or tune
mi passengers between Bavannuh and
Milieu.
Connections nt Savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway lor all points
in Florida. '
Tiokots for all points and sleeping car
berths on wile at city ojjUco, No. 20 Bull
Htroet, and dupot otlioo 80 minutes before
duparturd of each train.
G. A. Win’miKAu,'
• - Gonoi’nlPassengflii'Agent,
J. O. Shaw. Ticket Agent.
Bail Road Schedules.
Augusta, Gibson & Sandersville.
In effect Wednesday, Marcli Oth, 1887, nt
4 53 a. m., pity Time.
Sunday’s
Passenger train number 1 leaves Ban-
dersvillo 5 51 n. m.; number 3 leaves Ban-
dersvlfie 2 61 p. m. Returning numlior 2
loaves Augusta 8 14 a. m., and number 4
leaves Augusta at 3 15 p. m.
PASSENGER AND FIIEIGHT-Except
Sundav
r ~ NoTl. No. 8.
A. M. I*. M.
Lv Sandersvlllo 4 53 8 30
Lv Young 5 08 342 -
Lv Wai’tlien 518 4 04
Lv Ohalker 5 40 4 30 %
Lv Hines 5 50 4 80
LvMItohol • 5 58 4 54
Lv Belle Springs (J 11 5 14
lv Gibson. 0 20 5 81
Lv Avora 0 83 5 40
Lv Stapleton 0 45 (j 09
Lv Wrens ' 0 58 0 30
Lv Matthews 7710 0 50
Lv Noah 716 0 58
Lv Keysvlllo 7 27 710
Lv Blythe 7 40 7 84
Lv Bath 7 50 • 7 49
Lv Ileplizibah
Lv ltiehmond
Lv Gracewood
Lv Adveuturo
Lv Gary . ’ 7 '
Ar Augusta
Lv Augusta
J.v Gary
Lv Adventure
Lv Gracewood
Lv Richmond
Lv Heplizibnh
Lv Bath
Lv Blytlio
Lv Keysvlllo
Lv Noah
Lv Matthews
Lv Wren
Lv Ntnplcton
Lv Avers
Lv Gibson
Lv Bello Springs
Lv Mlfohell
Lv Hines
Lv Ohalker
Lv WarUicn
Lv Young
Ar BundersvHlo
Close connections North, LaM nnd West
at Augusta. Connection via 9. A T. rail
road wltli (Jentin! railroad branches at
Banders ville, -
R M. MITCHELL,
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DUBLIN AND WRIGHTBVILLE % 1L
To tako offect November 14 1886.
•
GOING 80UTIT.
No. 1
No 8
Lv Tenniile
Ar Harrison
Ar Donovan-
Ar Wrightsvillo
Lv Wrightsvillo
Ar Lovett
Ar Bruton
Ar Condor
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Ar Condor
Ar Bruton
Ar Lovett
Ar Wrightsvillo
Lv Wrightsvillo
Ar Donovan
Ar Harrison
Ar Tenniile
W B Thomas,
Nov. 14, 1880 tf.
10 30 4 50
10 05- 8 IS ...
11 15 0 80
11 85 6 50
12 06 ' 0 16
1210 0 10
12 80 0 OIL-
12 607
1 30
0 60
Pres and Gon’l Bupt
m
10 A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy
Price 00 cents. By II IIioics & Oo,
THIS IS FOI
IN ORDER TO MEET TIIE GROW
ING DEMANDS OF OUR TRADE
WE HAVE BOUGHT DIRECT
FROM THE MAN UFA O
TURERB, FOR CASH,
A LARGE H.’OCK
OF TWO OF
THE MOST
Popular Brands
—OF—
QUININE:
(McK. ,t It. nnd <£• W.)
Now Before (lie Public.
And In consequence of the low prices
obtained by buying in large quantities
from first hands, for the cash, we will
on and after THURSDAY, JULY 30rn.
sell this very important and much used
drug in ONE OUNCE VIALS at the
unpnralled low price of
1 DOLLAR
DPex* Otxxlo©
- ; . i '77,;,7 H
TOLTI)
HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS.
legimt Colognes, Extracts, Soaps,
Funcy Goods, Eto.,»n entirely
new stock from New York.
—A COMPLETE LINK OF—
Drugs and Chemicals
ALWAYS ON HAND.
H. Hicks & Co’s*