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The Da ily Rev lew.
MONDAY. MARCU 12, 1883.
The Daily Review has, the largest
boHa fide circulation of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington.
.. In the Chamber.
"Pasis. March 10. In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day AC. Waldeck-Kos-,
fieaa. Minister of the Interior, replying
..tau. iraai ae uassaxrnac. sam that re-
.publicans condemned and monarchists
noourared disorderly meetings. The
-eorernment. he 6aid, would enforce
order with all means at its
d is do sal.
11. 'do Cassasraac protested ajrainst
the charges made asainst monarchists.
- i
He asserted that the Republic was an
swerable for riots, which, he declared.
were only beinnins. He said that
.whenever AL Ferry was in power the'
people starred. - .
' . The order of the day pure and simple
.'was accepted by the government; and
was unanimously 'adopted, receiving
-.406 votes.
T The socialists intend to hold a meet
inron Sunday at the Place de Tllotel
.pde VUIo. . Hints are expected to occur
.Nineteen ot the rioters arrested yester
day nave oeen sentencea to various
.terms of imprisonment, the maximum
ment will positively prevent the pro
posea meeting to-morrow, jno one
will be allowed to approach the Hotel
oe v me. ine Liberie says these meet-
iugs aremerclyprecursors of-a grand
display, to be made on the 18th inst.
The police discovered at the houses
o ine persons arrested yestcruay arms,
explosives and lists of organizers vot the
movement for socialist meetings. The
-Arfrsays that a warrant has been is-
, sued for the arrest ' of lxuise Michel,
charging her with pillage at the head of
an armed band. . with making violent
assauiis on ine ponce, witn uttenns se
dition cries and with inciting to the
overthrow of the estabUHhed govern
ment. These charges will render her
liable to a penalty varying from five
Sears' imprisonment to twenty years at
ura labor.
, jVashliisftoii Notes.
- WxiniNGTON, March 10. -The work
.of. testing defective steel turrets lor!
Uoited States vessels, and for which
Congress appropriated s 23.000. will be
"commenced by direction of the Navy
Department in a short while. -
' v Plans and specifications tor the engi
neers. ex., torthe ununisned monitors
have been submitted to the Navy De
partment.
The President has been feeling some-1
. what indisposed lately, and hasdeeidel
. to take a trip to ifortress Monroe next
week tor a itttio rest. He has not yet
: oecioea wnetner ne wm mate ine c m-
teniplod visit to Florida or not.
" ; (lap resea tali ve LeFevro, ol Ohio, says
I Fine candidacy fur the Sergeant-ai-Arms
of the House of Representatives
--Leedom and of Mr. John G. Thomp
son is lelt to the Ohio delegation, that
Mr. Ieedom will have two-thirds of the
- Ohio-delegation in bis favor.
.The Virginia Coalitionists-will hold a
special election in the Seventh Congres
sional District to choose a successor to i
Paul, appointed U. S. Judge. The
Democrats will take no part in the
election, claiminz that tiiey elected
their candidate, O'Ferrall, last fall, and
that the certificate was illegally given
to Paul. The next House will be asked
to seat OTerrall on tho returns of last
November's eleciion.
A French Blockade.
. LOXDOX. March 10, 1883,-Adespatcli
i- MjiiubLni t'mm Vipnna Pva:-
-The commander of the French squad
Mn in ir.H.(riiMP wnterfl hnvfl hMn
ordered to blockade the shore and
occupy several ports of tire island, but
"The Elzevir liibrary."
1 Decidedly the most unique venture
in a literary way to which the public
; has been treatetl, is the Elzevir Library,
anew semi-weekly magazine. Each
number contains some complete liter
ary geait a characteristic specimen of the
best product ot the brain of the author
who is presented. It is thoroughly 1 and
C some in typography, and convenient in
lorm. and is sold at a price so low that
it Is startling.or $2.00 a year, lor a
volume of near 3,000 pages. The scp
'arate numbers vary in price; at two
' cents each we have Irving's famous
"Rip Van Winkle." Canon Farrar's
brilliant sketch of tThe Burning
of Rome," Wilson's Sea-Serpeuts
of Science," Tennyson's "Enoch Ar
den." the "Life ot Sir Isaac New
ton.", by James Parton, and oth
ers: at three cents each there are
very handsome tuustraiea numners
containine "The Life of Gustave Dore,-1
by F. II. Norton. "Queen Mabel." b
.Ellen Tracy Alden,and "A Half Hour
in Natural History," by S, ILPeabody;
at six cents there is a "Life f Wash-
l-Iagjon Irving.'V by R. II. IStoddard;
and at seven cents. Macaulay's tamous
- Lite of Frederick -the Great; at ten
cents two realiy beautltul illustrated
numbers, one of which is Banyan's
Pilgrim's Progress, complete, and the
other. Charles Dickens delightful
Cricket on the Hearth. You can obtain
- the books from the news or book
dealers, or from the publisher direet.
who offers liberal terms to clubs. John
B. Atden. Publisher, 18 Vesey Street.
JfetrTork. ' It.
Bl bop Lyra an's Appplutmeots
March 11 Sunday Newbern. ,
... 13 Tuesday Beaufort.
14 Wednesday Kinston.
r 15 Thursday Holy Innocents,
Lenoir Co.
"16 Friday Goldsboro.
18 Sunday Wilmington.
- 19 Momlay Wilmington.
CO Tuesdays Wilmington.
- "23 Thursday Rocky Mount
. 23 (rood Fnday Tarboro.
25 Easter. Day Wilson.
29 Thursday ikHith Mills, con
secration. .
r " 3& Friday CaradenT
31 Satunlay Newbegun Crek.
' . ' mi '
. Fanners and others desiring a gen
eral, lucrative . acencv.' business, v. by
- which its to k20 a dav can be earned 4
tend address at once, on postal, to II.
C. -Wilkinson & Co., 195 and 197 Ful
ca Ctrsst Hew York. . dec xa
STATE NEWS.
Newbern Journal: Bishop Lyman
preached at St. Cyprian on Friday "nigh
and administered the rite of confirma
tion to seven candidates.
Raleigh Visitor: The last sad funer
al rites over the: remains of the lata
Col. McLeod Turner took place at the
Confederate cemetery at 2k o'clock yes
teniay aflermxini A large crowd were
in attendance, and all seemed to be im
pressed the solemnity of the occasion.
Laurinburs laxhanoe: Dr. If. M
Mclean, of ShQ Hm. returned home
from the College ot Physiolans and
Surgeons, Baltimore. Md., last Satur
day niht. He Ukx1 his examination
Thursday, March 1st. .and ingratiated
himself by winning
the sixth medal.
having one nundred and nine competit
ors- . . si Mi '
Rockingham Socket: Mr. D N. Cam
eron. formerly ot this place; played the
i : o . i r
i jjjni . iii in oavannan, a lew
1 . I mm
cuysago. u-s i.iua r. i bmith was
about to be forced by her parents to
marry one Jan-e Morrison; when Dave
c me to the re c te and carriwl her aw ay
. . . ....... .
in a ouggy a distance ot sixty miles and
married her himselt. J
Hickory Presx: The greatest re viva.
of religion ever known; in Reidsvillel
has just closed with some 450 or 200
conversions. the -Shelby Aurora
says North Carolina is called a aIow.
no other State
in the United States that is rich enough
to build two railroads on marble. The
Western North Carolina Rnilmad and
Marietta & North Georgia route at Red
Marble Gap, nenr the Georgia line, will
run for over a mile on road beds of-va
riegated marble ot the finest quality.
AsheviKe Citizens: Mr. W. O. Wolfe
is now engaged in turning but from his
marble yard in this place the most
beautful specimen ot work. ever seen in
this section ot co untry. j.The monu
ment of Vermont white marble, is
double-column, mounted I on a very
handsome marb.e pedestial. and is in
tended to be placed over the grave iu
waynesviue ot the late Col. Robert
Love, and his wife Maryl Ann Love.
Col. Ix)ve was the grandfather of Mrs.
Dr. llillisrd. ot this place,1! and of tne
Messrs. Ivo brothers of Wavnesville.
was a soldier ot the' revolutionary war.
and his descendants thus desire to com
memorate his memory. 1
ICcws aiul Observer: IThere is a
movement on loot to start a new mili
tary company in this city, i The St.
Augustine .Normal School will resume
oppemticns on next Thursday. The
work on the stone and brick buildings
to replace those so lately burnt will, we
understand, be begun early in the
spring. aenator .David Uavis
passed through "the city last evening, en
route for Tokay, where he will be mar
ried on Tuesday., A few invitations
were sent out at the last moment to the
friends and relatives ot Miss Burr.) Sen
ator Davis was accompanied by Judge
W. T. Otto. I
Charlotte Journal: I The master ma-
chinistol Liddelt & Co's shops in this
place 'will go to Houston. Texas, for the
purpose of training machinery in the
new branch shop ot the firm to be erect
ed in that western city. The rumor
spoken ot to the effect: that the dwelling
house of Mm. h. II. Wallace, five mils
east of huntersville had been destroyiTf
oy are on weunesuay morming was
continued yesterday by persons w.h
came to town from that neighbor hoot
fhe fire was discovered about 3 o'clock
in ine morning oy ine iumuy wno were
sleeping in the house, but not until the
whole north sideot the building had bt-
come wrapped in flames. The house
was a two story frame building, w it i
cook room attached on the north side iu
.whjc,i th,ire i upposed to iutve orig
mated. Most of the household, furni
ture was saved, but all provisions,
cmuing wiwai anu uaoun, were
troy
ed. All property destroyed will be
complete loss as we understand there
was no insurance. :
Charolotto Observer: Five freigh
trains arrived at tho Kichmond s Jan
ville depot, in this city, from the north
yesterday, all coming in ! within ten
minutes of each other. 1 he suit o
Mr. J. A. Turrentine against the North
Carolina Railroad 'Company, is to come
up for trial before the court next week
Turrentine, it will be remembered, was
at one time a mail asent. but
was not
car. He
permitted to have a fire in his
sunered trom cold to such an
extent as
to lose his voice. $90,000
the amount he claims.
damages is
The blow
experienced in this city night before
last was nothing but a zephyr com pared
to the storm that raged along the Caro
lina Central railroad. The fall of rain
was tremendous and the wind blew
regular cale. At Stuait's station the
larsre guano warehouse Iwas .entirely
demolished. Fence rails were distribut
ed all over the country, and many trees
were blown down. The people at
Stuart's are all indignant at Wiggins.
Mr. Henry C. Pool, Newbern. N C
savs: " "J received sreat benefit from
Brown's Iron Bittters in general debili-
ity." .
not, life Is 8weep!ng
oy, go ant xre be
tore yon tno, some
thin? mighty and
sublime leave behlmt to ooojaer time " $68 a
week In your - wn town. 5 oui lit free. No
risk. Everything nw. Capitil not required
We will fi'.mish you everything, alanv arr
making fortune. La4Uee make as j much at
men. and boys anu el' U make great par
Reader, if yon want business at which you cap
mike great pay ail the time, write tor twruen
ar to 11. IIallett A oov, Portlan i. Maine. .
nov llUlAw if i
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BUTTER I
OLEOMABGABTJTS.
TSA5,
COFFEES,
MOLASSES, Ac,!
Ac, &c, Ac
For salens t low prices by
DeRoGset & Co.
dec 19
1 bTm a posUlv remsdv for tM abovatflMSM; by Its
r tboonada r
oc d rs auia mo ot w
b wvnt kiad aa ti ttmz
IodL m strtmr ts tar fslta
la it c-xct, that I vtU mdI TWO FOTTU3 FRtX. f
IEST
mm
COEIT1EUCIAL. NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET,
1 March 19 -4 P. II.-
SPIRITS TURPENTINii-Qaoted
dull at 474 cents. lio 'sales TepA ted
ROSIN Quoted firm at 1.23 tor
Strained and $t-37i for Good Strained
Sales as offered.
TAR Quoted steady at $1X0 per bbl
of s0 lbs,
CRUDE - TtrRPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1.75 for Hard and $3 per bbl
for Soft.
COTTON Quoted steady. Sales of
250 bales on a basis of 9 for Middling.
in r ii : . . .
j. ob louowing aro voe omctai qooia-
tations: - -Ordinary.
. . . . .... . . is M cU
Good Ordinary. V.. 7..... j8. Z-IH.
bow Middling 1
aiiddlhur.. :-M
Good Middling. ........ . 10
i-w .r
DA1LT KXCEtPT.
Cotton..
Spirits Turpentine. ........
44Sbalee
41 1 cask f
Kosin
3412 bblfl
Tar.;.......... ...i..r
804 bbls
310 bbls
Crnle Turpentine
MAUINK NEWtf.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North StateJ Green. Fay-
euevme, vvortn as worm.
Steamer Wave, Robeson. Farottevilfo.
Geo. w. Williams & Co.
U. 8 mail steamer Minnehaha. Bis
bey. Smith ville. Master.
Steamer John Dawson. Sherman.
Point Caswell. R. P. Paddison.
Schr Hattie R. Cain. Montseratte.
with fruit, E G Barker. & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Wave. Robeson. Favette.
vine. Geo W W ilhams & Co. , f -
Steamer North State. Green. Fav-
etteville, Worth & Worth. I
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha. Bis
bey, Smithville, Master.
Swed barque Thedor. Sarsen. Risa.
Russia, Patereon, Downing & Co
BxporU. .
KOKKfOK. -
i Rica Russia Swed baruue Theodor
3,197 bbls rosin .
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as the most practical uggeUme and Ui-oov-
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xor raisinjc uiuo, rtmitry, urains, Troe",
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Ihla Is supi le mooted by a well-edited
department, widely copied, under the head of
THE HOME. :
giving recelttes for practical dishes, hints for
making c o thing and for keeplng .np with the
utett fashions at tne lowest once Kverv
Item of cooking or economy suggested In this
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fore publication. . Letters from oar Paris and
London correspondents on Che very latest
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ly Herald will save the Housewife more tan
one hundred times the price of the paper. Ine
interests o
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Address HEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann fctreeV Jtew Tork.
dec 19
1883.
Harper's Young Pepple.
AN ILLUSTRATED WKEELT 1 Tagesl
strrrEB to Bora axo giuls of rsoiim
TO eZXTESX TXJUtS Of AOS.
I Vot IV. commences November 7. less.
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The Ttntna ioopie has been from the Brmi
snoeessf ul berond anUctnaUon. N . T. Eve
ning Poet-
it nas a nuuncuve trarpoae. to whlea ft stead
ily adheres that, aanefj. oi snpplantbic the
rictons papers for th yeans: with a naner
more attractl e, as well as more holesotno.
Boston Journal. i
For nea'nose. eleganee of encrarfair. and
contents generallr. It Is nnsvpassed by any
p Ducauon or ut sxna yet OTOUUf to
notke. Pittsburgh Oaaette. .
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HARPER'S TOUNO PEOPLB,
I
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8p rlmen eopy ent on receipt of Three Cts.
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Rdmlttanoee shonid be made by Feet OSor
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jiewfpapers are n to copy, tola advertise
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TJOTEBT AKEB, CALINLI' MAgTHl AKD
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ond street. orDoslte dontherlasd'a atahlea. -
Eeepectfaliy aoSdts orders od gesrssta
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UTEX7 ADVEITTI8EBIBXTS.
P. Pe JONES,;
QUXXOSt, X. C. A.TTORNET ASD OottB
seaor-alLaw. Wm sraotiee la anrpart oi
beStata. Hpedal atteotlca grrea te the col
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. COUNTRY
ICE ecu Ants and evert boot cau
got sailed tn cntaUtr nd prices from the large
stock Ot rAIDLKKT KXDo. at the Hsw
toaddlery and Tr.ak Uooe of
HVM. BoWDElf A CV. .
i Ro. 49 Market St.
y Mairafactnre and Repair.'- ; mch 5
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C. ;.
j ,M. SCHU8S, Prop.
piEST-CLAB8 EX EVERT REdPECT.
47" FtrsVclass Bar and BILLIARD SA
tOON ATTACtnCD " si 7'
IfT WILL : PLEASE NOTICE
IU - - - ' '
tuu I haveresumed-trosinesst the old stand,
IS and H Sooth Frost Street, where I o&a al
ways be found, and where yon will tad a full
line of FRESH Fj&MUA GROCER! KS. ,
Thanklog them for paet favors I hepely
strict attention to their orders to merit a shote
ofpairona&e In future. ,
-'T'-: Bespeetfally,
mch Mw j . - GEO M. CRAPON. A gt.
Tk PuNtc is rtntesUd eartuUu to notice tk
tHmmndtnimrffedSohtmMtob drawn AfswIAjy
Capital Prize $70,0003
Tickets only Shares in pro
portion.
Itouismna State Irotterv
Oompanys
tW4deherOni eertirtf that w ntoerviUtke
arrangement for mil the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawing t of The Louisiana State Lot
terff Company, and in person manage and con
trol the DrmuHnoe themselves, and that the
same urt conducted with honesty, fairness, and
mgooajau towara au pontes, and toe author
ie the Company to use this certificate, with fac
simile of our signatures attached,, in its adver
r - Comrniftftionerit.
Incorporated In 1868 for 15 veara bv thit W7
IsUturpfor Educational ann Charitable pur
ubc5 ilu a capimi oi i. oaw.uuu to . wtuoii
reserve runa of &uu,eeo hss since beer
added. ;-
By an overwhelming popnlai vote lurran
cnise was nuMie apart of the present Stat
uonitituuon adopted December 2d, A. D., 187
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
9y the people of any State. f
j" It never scales or postpone.
Its Gkakd sncoLB NtncBBR Dvjtwrjros take
piacemoninry. - -
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Third Grand Drawing. Ctai-
, at New Orieane, Tuesday, March 13.
ux -iotui Aiontniy urawing.
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Hol
lar Each. Fractions iu Fifth
in proportion
LIST OF PRIZES.
t Capital Prize of.. ,
1 Capital Prise of.........
1 Capital Prise of
3 Prizes of 0... ......
ft Prizes of 2.000.
75,000
23)00
10,000
12.000
10.000
rO Prizes et
ljooo......
lO.OXM)
io,oor
20 Prises of
000.....:....
. ... . .....
100 Prises or
900 Prises of
500 Prizos of
1X0 Prizes of
50,000
100........
90,000
26,00.'
06,000
,750
4,500
2.S50
OO.....
2S.
APfBOriMATTOIf PSlZtfl.
Approximation Prizes of 750.
" 500.
ft 390.
l,9Sl Prizes, amocmtlngto..... ...... aMOi
AppQcatioa for rates to oiobs Bbomid onhr b
mads to the oSce of the Company in New Or-
For further information, write clearly, giv
ing fall address. Send orders by Express,
Registered Letter or Money Order addressed
only to .
IL L DAUPHIN,
-. New Orleans, La.
or XL A. DAUPIHK,
.607 Seventh 8L, Washington. D. C.
K. BMn the1 Extraordinary tmi-Annual
Drawing of noxt June the. Capital Prize will
be $150$.
- ten li.wd w-rw -
FLEJ1J1LSG HOUSE.
W. ;J. CALAI8, PropT
SITUATED AT THE VERT FOOT of the
Bhje Bldge. witbta sight and easy eaeb of
some of the most famons peaks The K an
Mountain aal o.her pomts of interest a enear.
i DehVhtful air. samotloiia ehmate and eiivl-
lent wnter
I will be pleasod to orrerpoad with pnrtlek
rpoelng rest or xvrreatkm in the mountains
irtng the Hammer months Excellent tab .
clean 7beo, airy rooms and prompt serrioe
gnaranteed. Tt rme low. ,
renio-en -. -i .- i
Great Bargains.
OA "ICES BEST BLACK 8ILK8,
AJ - : SATlJiS AM) BLACK CASS.
inn DOZ. GERM AV AKD IRISH LIN Elf
AW Towela. Blankets and Doxoestics. to be
sold at reduced prices.
wm close out my entire stock: of Carpets,
BttunmIs, Tapestry, Ingrain, pfy. anil OOoe
- , - .... ;: -. ,-r.,
Uatthsg. Call and examine before pnrchas
tng elsewbere. I
Also, faS stock of Clothing and Underahlrts,
froco the cheapest to the best. " Largest stock
of Bed and White Flannels.
-i -.:;. t.; " " SOL BR As.
dc 19
Market RL
.10 Got!
rrUACJfESS JUST RECEIVED. aadJwO
tarttaoQxx laro lot cf XTrsoe a few
NEW ADVURTIBB3IENTS.
SPECIAL
Will be offered for tho next few days in small pieces
BRUSSELS CARPETS ' ;
SAY FROM 15 TO SO TARDS IXyOrilS, TO CLOZ2 CT.
SEE THESE BEFOKE TOTJ PURCHAXV il rr
Curtains--Lambrequins--Fringe8c
LARGE ASSORTMENT EW EXX. CORNICE. ' M ? "
mch 7
First National Bank oj Wil
on.
CAPITAL 8TOCK.MM....
8URPLU8 FUND..
, Deposits reeerved and eoRecttona made on
. . . . .. ., . ., .. . , f
01 accessible polnls la the United States.
SIBECTORfi
B. S. BURRJ7B8,
D. GXORTH.
A. UABTIKV j
JAS. 8PRCNT.
B. F. HALL.
OFFICERS!:
B. .E. BURRUS5... ......
President.
Cashier
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nfty annonnce that be baa just fitted up at No
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lie waiters and oourteous attendants.
I eWHJamo " and Oysters lo season. lFtot
Vines, Uqusnrs sjxCCIgars.
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New Jewelry Store.
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am is now in roctipt ofja
Handsome Stock of Goods,
which will be displayed In a few days.
Watch and Clock repalilAg m upex larty. i
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Whilst thanking- you,' Mr. ssklel. for the j
Hair Kest Ter you sot kindly eat tne. I take I
greet pieasore in sailDgto yon that it ben-
n'-iAl esects upon ay hair bare been so lemr
entas to a trct the oomroeod&Uoo oi all myj
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wn co us unjev ox none wno nave need tt wtJl
be complete. .Hoping it mar realize you the j
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Bargains
AT
36 Market Street"
A 6 SEAT MAKT DESriABLf
WirJTERCOODO
SEXLtNd OFF LOW TO Mlrj
BOOM FOR
SPRINGSTOCK
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JUST OPENED
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
White Goods,
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Embroideries.
. Cambrics,
Seersuckers
Qingnams,
Sheetings,
Housekeeping
Gook
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ALWAYS ON IIAXD X ;PULL
LINE OF
Stapleand Fancy Or
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Twl. rJ3. ICATZ',
36 CQarltet Street
For Sale.
rpKJi BEAUTIFUL BUILDIw8, wu
tMii'in h hMkhjt mivtof the dtr. TasM
who may think of buying srs larued U
Ine the proier y. i i
jnoh 5-1 w
Cor.
r. Fonrtb nd Q
A week made at JJ3
the industrtons. Be4 b
ness now before
eapial aot needed, w
will tart tou ' Usn. wonen. boys too ga-
wnnted ere ry where to work -for as.
the the thne. Yon an werk la pars ts, w
give your whole time to the wu'7
other business win pay run nearly
mo one ean fall tomaae enorranua pmj. -i
57.
glny at once.
Atiw A,itHt and tents D
oner saaite faat.
Ueasffyand honorably.
dressTannB A Co. . Aarueta, Maine.
nor IS-d&w tf.
PUEOELL HOUSE
JJ2CDEB Jfjcw UAJTAOESfXXT,
WILUIKQTOH, H. C
B. l1 FEBBT Froprletor. ' ;'.
Late Proprietor Atlantic HcteL ftrtf&M
la all Its appotntmenta. Turm9tM??
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Excursion and Pw Nic
and Ball season' Is now opening. Oewff"
who are used to FIRST- LAHd work as
clean and Comfortable Barter shop,Jdn ana
a . v . ,. . . JOHN WW""--Practical
Barber and Perfumer.
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