SUICIDE FROM A STEAMBOAT.
WBITIXti UER tlST LETTER ASD
GIVIXG IT IIEB JEWELBT.
Then Laying Aside her Hat and
Sprlnslns Oyerboard Probablj
KlUed by Concussion with the
Steamboat's Guard A Mystery.
Newport. Aug 17-Soon after the
steamboat Bristol Bailed from Now
York last night a woman named Roche
Fent for a bottle of champague, and
tiler drinking it went to the purser
and gave him a diamond necklace, a
wtcn, her stateroom key. and a note
directed to a gentleman in Philadai.
pbia. She then went up st-rs, toot
off her hat, and laying it down on a
radiator, wa.ked out oa deck and
rDg overboard. In facing she
btrnck the lower guard and bounded
off into the water. Aa she to l.d no
he Been from the teaite, the Captain
thought it not bt to lower a boat.
Tije steamboat kept on her way. I he
micide was comm tied tins bide of
H-ll Gate. m .
Tall Liver. Angutfi 17-A youeg
... Ri.,h omaiitted 6Ui-
Y I 111 t. U "
c.de bv leaping irom the tiouud steam
er Ur:tol, last wht, wna about
nffea miles fiom New York on the
v.j to tim city. Sue was one of the
Ubt passt ngro on bor.1, and was evi
tntiy .Hbuiiog ua ier mental deprea
hiou. About un muted after procur
iug a stateroom the relumed to tbe
office and requested the purser to take
cbstrge of utr pockeibook. Snortiy
afterward bhe drack prt of a Dotilc
of wine, and thtu wut to the suloon
promecade deck, where she laid aside
her bonnet, 'iheu ebu btepped to the
rail and tuddeniy went overboard.
EUr head stiack ag&inbt the guard,
til teen feet below , aud the concussion
was heard all over the boat. Probably
she was instantly ki'I-d. Her body
was not seen after it fell iuto the water.
The stepmbo.it was stopped as soon as
poeib!e, bat not until it waa half a
mile Lorn the p'aee wlere the woman
ve-ut oveboid. Ia View of the f act
that the b-jdy wi not 6een to rise,
ai:U evf! nuad boats were Bail
ing Lear a in tine, it was deemed
ue!t8 ioacud a boat from the steam
boat, hd sht kt pi on ner course. In
the woun n's pne was a note addreti i
ed Jo tph jfoldt, 507 Arch street,
P.iiiadVipbia, t-uviug that she coulu
not I ve iong r without him, and that
HLo hoped be wouid not feel uokindiy
towarU iier, Tue woman wore a black
silk dres", 1;ueu dnsler. n blaok bon
net, rid d-aaioud earrings. She was
appart ttly 25 or 30 years of 8ge, of
Iius corup'exou, and weighed about
1 fill tiOTiniia.
Lojtox, Aug 17 A well-dreesed
lidy took th Fall River boat from
New York la-i uighr, and bought a
lioket to Ii tor. At about 6:30 when
B.xteea jj :e irom Now York, She
leapid ove:b:aid, head foremost,
from the upper deck. Her head struck
the guild oi the boat and thence she
bvutiJe I into the water, 'sinking out
of f ipht t 't fi' ence, ctd r.o traces of
her w;-re 'o J uf -erward. There were
riuziv -ers near her when 6he
i. ti'.r f :.! Jerp, aud an a-arm was
(jv.-n a'- ouj: ,Vuit without ovil. 'Only
:. ;": v ia -ju -s ; ix' vious the lady gave
iiin k-of the Purser Bolles
i. puif't. rf-i.ie'a eoalaiaed 12 ,a jet
On.-a-v pin wii ..diamond tettiEg, a
t:cKct lUtid Aug 16 from a PhiladeN
phia paw j bicker for a pair of dia
mond earring0, on which had been
adyur.ce, nd a brief note written' on
b sheet ol writing paper obtainc 1 from
tbe cCke of tne boat, addressed to J
Loi gfold, 507 Arch street, Philadel
phia, wii'ch Mud: "Joe, I cannot ,;ve
nay Ingar. I can't live without you.
Ivo i't tL"k unkindly of me."
I'.i-fore jauiping overboard the lady
tuok a piit of wine in the saloon of the
boar. The purser considered her
under tke inflaence of liquor when
she gave hiui her purse and the key of
her stateroom. Ha urged her to keep
the key of the room, and recommend
ed her to retire, but she insisted on
his Uk ng the urticles. She gave her
narao to rue purser as Roche. A bill
from an English fiirm, dated July. 17
for dry goods, was found in her purse
charged to Miss lioche. She was
aboua 1:5 to 30 years of age, well
dressed, a: ;l nad a diamond ring on
iior niger.
SI ND1T IX STBICKEX MEMPHIS.
Ntw Names Added to the Death Bell
lljre Persons Stricken with fe
ver.
Mextdis, Aug 17 The condition cf
t flair a remaian unchanged. The new
cii-es rep. rled to day up to noon num
bered kVrtlro whites aud lourteen col
ored persons Among the new cvsta
we e l" H Finuie, since dead and
buritd by tuo Unighta of Houor; Wal
ter i.na e, -Jyeirs, rieury .cn.e, 'll
years, tons of Jt? il buu:e, sick at the
same rvSiat-: t no. n ir iwokcii, cny
editor oi the Ava aiicne. Mr luckett
id a native of Louisiana. He lived
ture nar Btoa K uge, and had not
Ltd tt:3 vir. A Koggio is also down
Fjur aait? of death Were reported up
jo iioou, among tae ist bticg Join
ltcija;igiiui, F il Fiauie, abo.e men
tuuei. id P.al iloss, aged 17, check
boy at the telegraph office J H Hahn,
prescripiijn c.erk at Has ben's drug
fctore, t -.ea s.ck this &f lernoon, wiil
be report id t j morrow.
Kapor-a m ;do by the Howard physi
cians show in; much malarial fever
ii prevailing,".' ep?ciil:y among the
cjlred ijis. Tuc fever is for many
aajb very ciiua t to Uitiaguish from
yel.ow fevr ; htu?e m-iny errors have
been commifcd m reporting such
cases as yeiiow fever. The Howards
tent oa: thirty nurses to-day, bat all
these were not sentjtonew cases, many
cf them be-rj sent to assist and re
lieve other nunea who were worn out.
Yesterday, in response to telefrraa
from Bently Station, jtwenty miles out
on the Charleston road, the Howards
cent a nurse to Edward K Bedford, 23
years old, son of Julius Bedford, a
weli -own citizen ofj the countj ; but
it w8 too late. Hei died to d y a
clear case of yellow fever.
The conference at Humboldt yester
day between representatives of the
Board of Health and op-city authori
ties renlt,d most satisfactorily as to
the strict enforcement
lawn in Memphis and
aid to berenderea
Board of Health.
of I quarantine
the neoeasary
by the National
ClttOLLYA.
Moraanton Bldde : !Judfl:e A. A
McKov. of Clinton. N C; spent several
days in town this week, the guest of
Dx iiappoiat.
Newbern Democrat : We have bean
what we consider reliably informed;
that tbe script of this county will be
at par in lees j than ninety days; we
mean the vouchers, whioh are issued
be the present -Board of County Com
missioners. 1
. Durham Plant-. In Durham there
are about 300 youag men, not one of
whom who has reached the age of 21 was
born in the to j. In fact there is not
a citizen of Darham who iwaa born
here. All imported. J
QoldsboroimenrOarjOld friend
Theo Grimsley, o Greene oonnty, hah
his gin bouse, with gin and I contents,
consumed by fire on the night of 9th
iiist. The tire was caused by light
ning. No inenrance. j 1
Goldsboro Messenzer; A revival it
iu progress at Barney Daniel's school
house iu Newhope township, under
the auspices of Kev A Jj Fin lay son, in
which special interest is manifested.
The attendanceis large and there have
been a number of conversion's.
Guldsboro Messenger'. The beet
'that bfeats all the beets' has at last
come to hand. I It was sent to this
office Thursday by Mr E M Love, of
Mount Olive. It was grown by, Mr J
W Waltjns on the K i !J Southerland
inohes in cir
nine pounds
s
I
'T.
farm, and messares 23
cumferenoe and weighs
and two ounoes.
The great
Uoldsboro MeBsenuer:
revival that has been in progress at the
Princeton Methodist Church, of which
notice, have appeared in those columns,
was brought to a close ! Wednesday
uight last. Oar correspondent says.
'The Lord has certainly been with os.
The good work added 51 members to
the M Ghuroh,! besides 12 or 15
others who were converted during the
meetings but expressed a desire to join
some other branch of Christ's church
Darham Plant': A love j affair oc
curred in Granville la-.t week that ri
vp la in romanoe the love stories of the
wl west. We have the names of the
parses and the affair is , one !of actual
occurrence. The lady was one of great
beauty, and quite a belle. Twoj gay
larks in the neighborhood had been
playing the devoted for a year or more
with great uncertainty as to who would
win the prize. Finally it was announc
ed, that the fair one had made a choice
between these two lovers, and the day
named upon whioh the nuptials were
to be consummated, j The future was
bright for the fortunate young man
The wedding garment was prepared,
the license was procured, and vhe
mamma of the fair j lass was making
extensive preparations in the culinary
line. The guests had been bidden and
the n'ght previous to the marriage ar
rived. When night had thrown her
mantle of darkness over all creation,
lover number two steps up, and the
fair damsel put her hrnd in his and
they elope. Though the night was
Jark, they despaired not and hastened
to the county; of Franklin. A mes
senger had been dispatched to Louis-
burg, and during the night he came
with the license, and the two were
happily made one. The wedding gar
ment was used, but the supper was not
eaten. And ndw lover number one will
not be comforted and swears that he
will live and die a crusty old baohelor.
New Jersey Premium Wine.
Physicians state thai the Port Wines that
took the premium at the Centennial, pro)
duced and offered for jsale by Mr. Alfred
opeer, ot JSew Jersey, are wines that can
oe saieiy used lor medicinal purposes,
being pure and free from medication, and
are more reliable than other Port Wines.
For sale by P. L. Bridgers k Co . J. C.
Munds and Green & Fianner.
A CARD T0 THE AFFLICTED.
Dr- Bobertson, 19 South Eutaw street
Baltimore, Md J,
From long experience in hospital and pri
vate practice, guarantees a permanent cure
m all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
of the Nervous System viz ; Organic and
seminal weakness, lm potency (loss of
sexual power)! Nervous Debility! and
Trembling, Palpitation of the Heart, Dim-
ueaa oi ojgut or viiaainess, 1'ains 1Q the
Uacic and .Nocturnal jEmissions, etc., all
resulting trom abuses in youth or excess in
manhood. Diseases . recently contracted
cured in five to ten days, and the poison
entirely eradicated Irom the system j Also
all skm and blood diseases quickly cured.
Dr. Kobert8on, a graduate ot the Unive si-
ty of Mary land, refers to any of the leading
physicians ot liaiumorej bpecial attention
given to all female complaints.
A'l. consu'talions strictly eonfideriital
and medicines sent t any address. Call
or write, enclos" lgy stamp for reply
july 2 ly-d&w.: j j I
Wicked for Clergymen.
I r t
"I fealieve It to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen 6r other pablic men
to be led into giving ' testimonials to
quack doctors or vile stuffs called medi
cines, but when a ireally meritorious
article is made of valuable remedies known
to all, that all physicians use and trust id
daily, we should freely commend it. I
therefore cheerfully ; and i heartily com
mend Hop Bitters for the ! good thev have
V m '
done me and my mends, firmly believing
ineynaveno equal lor tamily use.
will not be without them. ;
Rev. Washington, D. C.
Llit ef Let ten.
The following Is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed in the City Peetofllce
Wednesday Avgusi 20th, 1879:
A Jno Atkinson.
P Adelu Brown, Ka'i U Barclay,
muu M E Berry, miss if ary Bell, miss
Mary Byrd, Rebecca Broaa, Barah
Ii.ll, David Bath, John Berry, J M Bsa
ferd. R H Brady, Solomon Bowen, W M
Bishop, W M Banks.
O Bella Culeman, Delaey Custin,
Mt-e Cow1s,Rom Col ley, John C Oar
teret. j
D Ann Eliza Davis, Cecil Douglass,
Dasey Daana. Eliza C Davis, Eliza Dud
ley, Marinda Davis, J Dolby, J iS Davis,
RTDixey. .!
E Wm Edwards, Sarah E Evtret,
mrs Marinda Ellison, mra I Louisa Elli
son, Jadea Ellis.
F Maria Fax worth.
Q M Gattenbare. A M Qasken.
II Almira G Hill, Hester Howard,
Lucy M Horn, Susan J Hall, Peraey C
H'nes, Sallie Henry, Wiles Hall, Jno E
Humphrey, K D Hogan, W M Hays.
J E A Jackson, mis Penniea Jones,
Thos Johnson.
K Jno W Kennaday.
L Joseph Lamb, Trim Lee.
N Noland k Hayas, R W Kixon k
Co, Eiiza Kelson.
! P Fannie R Pate. Elizabeth Peterson,
Ava Pierce, miss Kettie Parrish. Jessie
Pope, Nora Petterfs, Maj W H Pope.
R Edward Raine, Frankie Rone. )
S Hugh 8impso3r George Simpson,
aml R Simmons, A Sullivan, Ben
South wick. I - j
T W H Tuiner, Zachariah iTaylor,
Toney Tate. II.
W Sarah Waddell. Sarah F Walton,
mm Frances Williams. Bettie Watson. L
R Wyat, J H White.
SHIP LETTERS.
Geo Bongon, ship S W Nicols; Capt
Bool, D H Wilbergen.
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C. I
E. R. BRINK, P.JM.
I Wilmington, N. C.
New Hanever County, N.C.
What 200 Did in Wall Street.
August 16th 1878, a customer wrote
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, N. T.
"Dear Sirs : Yours contaiuing remittance
for $1,113.25, as profits on my 200 shares,
is received. Accept my thanks, for I am
very well satisfied. You may nse this let
ter. I would recommend every one who
feels, disposed to speculate to send for your
circular. This is but one instance out of
thousands, by which the new COMBINA.
TION SYSTEM of operating stocks en
ables people with large or small capital to
make similar profits. By this excellent
plan, the orders of thousands of customers
from city and country are pooled into ONE
IMMENSE SUM and co-operated as a
MIGHTY INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT.
Each member of . the combina. Ion secures
all the advantages of the largest capit?'
united with experienced skill, profits di
vided monthly ; $10 Invested returns $50,
or 5 per cent., on the stock, $75 will make
$450, and so on, according to the market.
Meesrs. .Lawrence Uo's. new circular
(mailed fie) has "two unening rules for
success." and explains everything, so that
anv one can operate profitably. All kinds
of Stocks and bonds wanted. New Gov
ernment loan supplied. Apply to Lawrence
&"Cb., Bankers, o7 Exchange riace, X. 1
City.
JL CARD.
To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions ot youth, nervous
weakness, earlv decay, loss of manhood
&c, I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a self-ad tressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station D, New York City.
CEO. P.
ROWELL
& CO.
Newspaper iirertmfl Aiency.
For Ten Cents;: One hoadred page Pam
phlet with Lists of Newipapen and Advert
tising Rates.
For Ten Dollars : Fur linei toaerted one
week in Three Hundred and Fifty Newtpa-
pen.
may 23-
10
- v I N
Spruce St.
W.SY.
Tonsorial,
T AVJJTG AGAI5 located in the bate
LJ. mearof tbe Pureell How. I kira tfeo i
OBghlj renomted and improred th old staa I
and am now prepared to shaTeuhamDoo.
out hair tor every body. The beat of worl
bob. eleaa towels, sharp raaort and lam
prices. KLYIiT XRTI8,
i.Jalj Tt PmreellHoaM Barber 8hop-
wjJJiJU(CrTON MA BUST I
U6U8T 19-4 PU.I
BFIBTTB TURFBimWlC DU at 24
centa. Ltor, w hr that 14 cents only
bid. Still latex, w hear of sales 32 caaaa
at 24 rents.
ROSIN Firm, at tl 00 for Strained and
II 02 tor Good Strained. No sales reported
TAR Firm at II 20 per bbl of 230 lb
Sales receipts at quotations.
j GRUDB TURFEifTINJS Hteady at fl 00
for Hard. II GO for Bo ft aad 92 00 for Virgin
Sales recelpUi at quotations.
COTTON Steady. No sales reported.
Tae following are tbe official quotations
Ordinary MM. - Osats.
Good Ordinary...........:...... Hi
Strict Good Ordinary.
LowMiddliar 10H
Middliar .M ...... i0
Good MlddliBff;.....MMM..MM. j
aaibv maojurrs I
Spirits TarpDti&s...., 103 casks
SLocis lp92i bbisi
Ormde Tar Den tine
912
IIABIHE 17EW8.
ARKIVED.
Steamer Elizabeth. Chadwick:. SmlthvUle
R P faddison.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smltrivllle.
OeoMTers.
Steamer Xsis. Paddlsoa. Point Caswell. R
P Paddison J ' !
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Faystteville
Williams A Murchlaon. I
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth A Worth.
Steamer Clinton, Blsby, Town Creek,
Master ! .
CLEARED.
Steamer Elisabeth, Chadwick, Smithville
R P Paddison.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, SmlthvUle
Geo Myers.
Steamer Isis, Paddison, Point Caswell,
P Paddison
Steamer Wave, Robe sen, Fayetteville,
Williams Murcnlsou.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth x wortn.
Steamer Clinton, Bisby, Bamnerman's
Bridge, Master. ;
WEEKLY j STATEMENT
or STOCKS 0. Hi.M XVQ. 18, 1879.
.11" i
Cotton ashore.........
! afloat.
Total
eeeeseeeese see.
67
54
121
Spirits ashore 6.706
! afloat 3,342
Total.....
9,048
Rosii ashoreJ... T8.871
afloat 11,018
Total....
tessssese
89,889
Tar ashore ... M 8,688
afloat. M 25
Total.
8,71 J
Crude whore 3,100
afloat i
Total
......... 3,7C6
I ! I I 1 :
aSOXIFTS FOB THS WSRK EMOIHS ilCO. 18, '79.
Cotton. 11
Spirits.... i 2,982
Reain..:. 13,581
Tar 76
Crude J 3,895
exports roa ths wbik esdims Jtvat 18, 1879.
I - Domes tie I
Cotton. M......MM. 12
Spirit? 166
Roaia... I.. M 460
Tar i L.....J 1,160
Ormde... j i 118
Foreign.
Cotton.;
Spirits..
Kosin....
Tar
Crude
Uow Advertisements.
" USE
JPort rape J
Ui Cherche. for OBlJ : T1
on,nio
Tivoli Lager Beer 9
-jgRKWKD sXPRESSLT
FOtt BottliDg.
Of the purest material! and warranted whole
some and autritleus.
Price $1 per d zen, (bottles to be returned.)
Sold by the principal groceri in the city.
! . i
AbK FOR f
Aud take no other.
! I
Persons havinz empty bottles la
their posiesslon belonging: to me will leave I K) ifT7
notice at the office in Currie's Block, so tha
the wag:on may osil for them.
aug 9-tf
Jk
1
1 II lk Ml 1 FM '
ROBERT PORTNER.
Sltir's Port Grape lViDe
Jb onrs Years Old
I IIiH I M Jl TMTT . nil tnn I
Boatwrlght & McKoy's if . r " !
I - " "Mi me raica nf V. k
Or.p., rwwl talhli coMU,. lutoKJJ
Tonic ani,'. Slreitlieiiiii Fn;
are unsurpaiied bv snr sther Bti. ku
Being the pure juice of the gtttt
under Mr. Speer'eown perioM.i.
its purity and gWitxl. "e VVr
invalid
IS
THE PL AG E
TO FIND
ouj quahtiee, and tle
ue it to adTsnttjre.
i r l in., i.
to the various ai'ments tLstafflict'th.w J:
THE BEST SELBOTED STOCK Speer's P. J. Shf'r
OF
rr.
of m
ike nf A,
The- P. J. BHEKRT ii a Win
ornn in n . . j
w jnAiyiui and part
Kiueo qusuues or me grape
is made. For MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
ttii ue luauu unexcelled
Speer's P,
I This noted
J.
Brand
AND
Fancy Groceries ! reL
or Pedro J.
HraDdrii a tnr rfi.tln. :
from the graps and is equal to the finest P
nessy or Otsrd Brandies; for mediciul h.
poses it can b relied upon a strictly parv
See tbat the signature of Alfred 8pT
Passaic, N. J., is orer the cork of etch
I
IN THE CITY".
nrttK n Mt. Prospedt Xhiu
Sew Jersey. Office. No. 3Wlrren kt. s J
orkv , 1 1 Hi. I
yorsaleby GREEN h FLANlfHU r
MUND8, Druggists, and P. L. BRIDGEK"'
kOO.
aprii -It
Boatwright c MbKoy
SELL GOODS LOWER
THAN ANT HOUSE IN THE CJTY
rma are a idmo( baalnMMTwwd hr si?
Kyou are a uaa ot lettenloUi& ' omryouwtiM
"U work to restore hrala nerr kad wike,'
tr you MTerovag and sufferl&ff trvn ty lDOxm
Boatwright
vuutf . nuwiuw iron poor dmju or nwa
& McKoy
rrer ran are. vrfce rarer roa are. wtantrww
SbM roar arstem need cleansbfrtoninfv
r ettmalatfng. without intoMciitina. 1 I
3,360
4,658
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Each- and all styles, Including Grand Sanare
and Upright, nil strictly msT-exass. sold at
the lowest bit cash wbolxsalb FlerenT
prices, direct to the rumcHAszn. These Pianos
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re
ooznmeaded for the. Hi 8 hist Hovoas orer
13,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established orer 36
raars. The Samara- Grands contain Mathu-
shex's new patent Duplex Orerttrmn; Seals,
tne KTeawar unpniTomwH us U9 uswry mi
Piano making. The Uprights are the finest
in America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptirs
catalogue or 48 pages snauca tree.
MENDELbiJOILN PIANO CO.,
apl 14m n East llth street. If T
ARE ALWAYS
! i
Ali e to the wants of the people, and keep
lor their accommodation a FULL
FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCER-
IES, from which they cn se
lect at any time.
Ton will be cared tf yon m
tirinan eomvkmLm
, blood, if r,ar wnat
To our friends aad the pablic gen
erally in the distance, we will state we are
preparing for a BIG FALL TRADE. We
are bound to hare it if selling GOOD
GOODS LOW will ac- omplish our pur.
pose. Write for samples and prices. All
communications answered promptly.
Again we state ' the string hangs on the
outside". .Won t you drop in Have you
the heart to decline such an invitation ?
We trow not.
Boatwright & McKoy ,
Bare you d:
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If you are simply weak and low spirited, 7ti
InaUtuponlt. Tour drugglrt ke lt-i
It mmr MTe your life. It lias sstU
NopCoaehCaNltlheiwaeMtwfUn4tat AAAMa
Tlt Hop f Ml for Stommch, LItct mi KMnyi,ii mfhrn
exhtrt. Cum by kbrptloo. Iiliprfwl. Atkint
t. I. C. U folate tnilliTwiiUMt cort 1m ratt . j
BBBBS ! oplom. toUooe or Bwootts. a4
O l 7 XXorth Front
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OPEN DAY! AND NIHTfc
QIMMON8 LITER REGULATOR, PAR-
KJ rer's Uinger Tonie, Indian Gholago me,
Bonfmae Asthma Cigarettes, ..and full line
f Drags, Medicines and Ferfentery.
Open day
auf lS-tf
F. C. MILLER,
Corner 4th and Am 8 tree ts.
and night. , . , -
Corn , Bacon , Molasses.
4I0 000 Duih Frimo Whlta Co
350 BW CQbHS.:. Mdi
250 yresh.rlosr, .
1 OOrannlated A, Extrs C, tf
210 B" offe jl'xrde' j
Q(J Tnbs Cboice Tamil;
150 Boxe Toloc0' Tix ot'
j Half Bbis and.Boxes.Si.s
1600 Ke' Nil-':
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SUrcbi
Olse, M
I i ALSO,
rotash. Lye, Hods, Hoap,
Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels,
For sale low by . I
WILLIAMS k MDRCeiSOV
ano-11 Wholssals Oro. k Com. f'
Steamer PassDorf,
TO $e000 ayear
or 95 to $20 a
day in you,
own locality. Mo risk. Women do as well
as men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one can fail to make
money fast Any one can do the work.
Tou can mak fn 60 cents to $2 an boar
by devoting your enlli5I fend spare time
to the business. It costs noiLing to try the
business. Nothing like it for money mak-
want to know all about tbe best paying
business before the public, send us your
address and we will send you full particu
lars and private terms free; samples worth
$5 also free; you can then make up your
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE
STINSON A CO., Portland, Maine, j
jane 7-dotw 1
QAPT.T. W. HAEPEB,
Will resmme 8UNDAT
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permitting. Daily Trips
Deek at 9.3 A. M.
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For Smlthvil e.
Come!
SEE A VERY FINE LOT OF
BRETON NE,
ITALIAN,
AND REAL LACES, I
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The Best SCISSORS in the World 1
And the best fitting and fastest j
Sellis CORSET, (Flexible Hip)
Irs tonne Laos Ties and other Fancy Articles I
1 XJLVMJLMlim CORNKK.
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QTEAM 'TACHT ELIZA
BETH, Capt. D.W.ChAdwiek,
carrying uanea siates mu. :imfllf!
. a K (
i Removal.'
rp B. HENDERSON k CO., -tohfij
Dealers aad Commission Mereksatt 1 ag,
moved from Front street, to tk iters'
lyoecmpisd by J. Wi Alderm I
ner Cbestnmt and Water streets.
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