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LOt AL MATTERS. TUESD AT, J AN. It, 1882. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. khalasx Lodqi No. 81, IKfti. M. -Regular seating every second and fourth Monday night. Kxcklbiob Loie Na 261, A. F. & A. M. Beg alar meeting every first and third Tuesday nights. CHABurrn Chaftib Na 89, R. a, H. Begalar meeting every second and Xounb Friday nights. Charlotte Commaitdakt. No. 2, K. T. Regular meeting every first and third Thursdays. v HZ. OF H. vmoRTH at Honor. Regular meeting even second and fourth Thursdays. HZ. OF Is Kxiohts of Ptthtas. Regular meeting nights first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. at Mar sonic Temple Hall. I. O. O. IP. CnARLorrc Lodg Na 88. Meets every M.ou day night. MKOKUWBtTBG DXCLARATIOH LODSB Na ft Meets every Tuesday nlghL Dim Lodob No. 108. Meets'every Thursday night. Catawba Rivkr Encampment Na 21. Meets lrst and third Thursday nights In each month. Index to New AAvvivtiaeiura m LeRoy Davldsoa Groceries at Cost W. R. Berry hill -Notice. Colorado Important to owners ot Mineral Pro perty. , Attention, H. N. B. lUMINE NOTICES, Hayesvllle, Ohio, Feb. 11,1 88a I am very glad to say I have tried Hop Bitters and never tools anything that did me as much good. I only took two bottles and I would not take Si 00 for the good they did me. I recom mend them to my patients, and get the best re sults from their use. C. B. ttsacxB, M. D. 8KB BIBB. Tou a-e sick; well, there is Just one remedy thai will cure you beyond possibility of doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, consumption, dyspepsia, debility. Well's Health Benewer Is your hope. SI. druggists. Depot, J. EL McAden, Charlotte, N. C. Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If so. go at once and get a bottle of MRS. 'WINSLOWS SOOTHING 8YRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately depend upon it : there is no mistake about it There is not a mother on earth who has ever used It, who will pot tell you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operat ing like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre scription of one of the oldest and best physicians and nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. i i i a The ladles who sometime since were unable to po out, having taken Lydla B. Plnkham's Vegeta ble Compound are quite recovered, and have gone on their way rejoicing. Dr. C. W. Benson, of Baltimore, Md., prepares a skin cure that is the best thing for skin diseases ever known. It cures eczema, tetter, ring worm and all rough and scaly skin diseases In the short est time. Sold by all drugzkts at SI per package. To promote a vigorous growth of the hair, use Parker's Hair Balsam. It r-8toes the youthful color to gray balr, remove dandruff, and cures tching of the scalp. $ew cltrcttiscraents. Absolutely Pure. Thl powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. BOYAli BAKING POWDER CO., nov23 New York. LeBoy Davidson, Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C. BTXhfl i days axe lengthening. tSTHon. D. Schenck, of Lincolnton, is in the city. . , 3T The churches were well attended Sunday. 1 tSTJudge Bennett went home Sun day to spend the day with his f amily. C3$At the Mayor's court yesterday A. W. Alexander was fined 07.60 for an assault on W. B. Atkinson. tW An advertisement appears this morning that will be found of interest to owners of mineral lands. EeT" Pauline Markham is one of the stage beauties of the time, and this adds much to a play. BITA meeting of the Gounod Club will be held at the residence of Capt. Wilkes to-night tW Sunday gave promise of a better condition of the streets, but the rain of the night was a decided check to the drying process. K3T An important meeting of the Hornets' Nest Riflemen will be held at their armory this evening. The attend ance of every member is desirable. KT A landslide at a remote point on the North road was the cause of no pa pers being received in this city from the north yesterday afternoon. No particulars could be learned. The business of the extra term of the Superior Court is going off in a sat isfactory manner. The docket is a very large one, and there, is no telling how long the court will sit, as there is no limit. ISTThe bicyclers of the city have rent ed the hall over Mayer & Boss' store for the purpose of practicing plain and fancy riding, and will in a short time form themselves into a club and prac tice drilling. dPThe skating rink, notwithstand ing the rain and mud, has met with an unusual success. For the last week the f ashion-and beauty of thecity have been on rollers, and the hall presents a very animated appearance each afternoon. "Dr. J. L. Scott and wife, of Ohio, who have been visiting as far South as Florida, and spending some time with relatives in this city left a few days ago for their home in Defiance. They carry with them the good wishes of all who were so fortunate as to meet them, tST Mr. W. J. French, a celebrated rifle shot, b.is been in the city for sever al days, and as soon as the weather is suitable will give an exhibition of glass ball shooting with the rifle, which will be a treat to those interested in this class of sport. ISrlfc is believed if the Gounod Club were to give an entertainment at the onera house within the next month, it would draw a large audience. Their former efforts in this direction are proof of their alnlity to give something acceptable. gTA communication appears else where in relation to the condition of our streets. This is the most appropri ate time imaginable for suggestions on this subject, as an attempt to traverse the city gives very decided impressions as to what is needed, and how much something is needed. tWA novel and interesting enter tainment will be given at the opera house at an early day under the direc tion of a Charlotte lady. Until the ar rangements are perfected, however, nothing definite can be said. The re hearsals have been going on for some time, and an announcement will be made shortly. BTNothing whatever has yet been heard of Baskin, the young man who mysteriously disappeared sometime ago. m f ripnds in this citv are now of the Golden Ball. V- Mr.M.M.Tandle, of Pineviile;yes- terday brought to Thx Obsebvkb of fice a turnip of the golden ball variety. which weighs pounds, and meas ures 28H inches around one way," and 24 the other. Truly this is the big tur nip year, but Woodhouse can't have this one it's too big. HI II BUlaatp lfrUurp Installed, From a special dispatch: to the News and Courier the following is taken in reference to the installation of Bishop Northrop, which took place in Wil mington Sunday: "The Bight Bev. H. Pinkney Nor throp, recently consecrated at Balti more Bishop of the Diocese- of North Carolina, was installed at St Thomas Catnoiio cnurcn tnia morning. Tne ceremonies were exceedingly impres sive and were witnessed by a large con gregation. Pontifical High Mass was celebrated by Bishop Northrop, the Very Bev. Mark 8. Gross, deacon, the Bev. P. M. Moore, sub-deacon; Dr. Quigley, vicar-general of Charleston, assistant priest: tne Bev. J. J. Beilley and the Bev. Claudian B. Northrop, deacons of honor, and the Bev. W.J. Wright master of ceremonies. Arch bishop Gibbons preached the installa tion sermon, and in conclusion elo quently introduced the new Bishop to the people over whose spiritual welfare he was now to preside. Bishop Nor- throD spoke briefly and was greatly af fected. He expressed his appreciation of the high trust thus imposed upon him. At night there were vespers and benediction.and a sermon was preached by Bishop Keane, of Virginia. Bumpiy Damply Next Wednesday night Nick Roberts, with his splendid Humpty Dumpty company will give the popular panto mime at the opera house in Charlotte. In speaking of the present organiza tion of Mr. Boberts', the Cincinnati Commercial says: "There was quite a fair attendance at the Grand last even ing to greet the first appearance of Nick Boberts' French Pantomime and European Specialty Troupe, which is a quite distinct organization from Mr. Boberts' Humpty Dumpty company which played in this city a few weeks ago. The clowns, Tito, Orlando and Antonio, introduced a number of tricks and illusions which might have been faintly recalled by those who witnessed the Ravel pantomimes years ago, but which were certainly both novel and amusing to the present generation. One of the most prominent and inexplica ble of these was the seeming d is mem berment and rejoining of a living man, The Pantaloon and Harlequin were fully adequate to the requirements. In addition to the pantomime proper were many introduced specialties, some of them of a high order of merit The Onifri Brothers, in acts of grotesguerie and gymnastics. Miss Van Buren's xylophone solos. Professor Leon's stair case band, Harry Wambold's serial feats and Professor White's remarkable corps it trained dogs were prominent features of the injected attractions. .strar Real Estate Sale. Messrs. Osborne and Maxwell, as com missioners, yesterday exposed to sale by auction at the court house door in this city, the lands, aggregating some 1,200 acres, belonging to the estate of the late Mary Wallace. The following parties become the pur chasers at the figures given: C. B. Cross purchased the tract known as the Brumley place, contain ing 973 acres, lying about nine miles from the city, at $13 per acre. A.F. Yandle purchased the Wynens place, 133 acres, four miles from .the city, at $14 per acre. Lee Wolffe purchased the Allen plape, 207 acres, our miles from the city, at 11.50 per acre. G. C. Morris purchased the brick house place, 404M acres, four miles ATVftUAIi BEPOBf from the city, at $12.25 per acre. The opinion that he left the country, as it is same party purchased the Phifer mine, nimnot. mi-tain that had he been mur- located in Union county, ror tne AT THE- China Palace OF dered some traces of the crime would hftv hefin discovered. He is said to have been eccentric to a certain extent Death ef a Former Citizen . Mr. David Oliver, for about four years a citizen of Charlotte, died very suddenly in Baltimore, Md, on the 10th of this month. At the time or nis death Mr. Oliver was engaged in busi- n a - A wl niA ex ness in uaiumorc, iu v had gone from Atlanta, Ga. While in this city Mr. Oliver was engaged at Wadsworth's livery stables, and is spoken of by his friends and acquain tances as a man of splendid character and kindess of heart With his f amily, consisting of a wife and eight children, he removed to Atlanta a year ago, where his family still resides. Mr. Oliver was 6 years old at the time of his death. J. BrookMd k Co., LOT OF ELEGAhX Plat ed Ware andChinaSets ETJITABLB ob WEDDING PRESENTS an 10 THE NEW DRUG STORE, Comer of College and Trade streets, (Wilson & Black's old stand,!, v IS NOW OPEN. Parties des!ring Fresh anABeUable rigs -in do Mil to glte a can. X .C ; -Un4tf " (ypoNOGBUI,' HAND CO Notice to the Pablie. .;: fH" existence of smallpox as an epWemla In 1 ..... .in ntk it mr dutr to ngaln urge ?on all our citizens tlw duty of gSJ Mlj Intercourse w.th all eetlons ot Doaa rata its contact Don't wait unm -uus sum of $225. About six acres of land attaches to the mine. B. B. Wallace purchased the Wilson place, 3223 acres, five miles from the city, at $9.70 per acre. While the prices were fair, those ac quainted with the property and its value say the figures are not up to what the property is actually worth. The terms of sale were one-tenth cash, bal ance in two equal instalments at one and two years. Negro Woman Snot. Yesterday evening between four and five o'clock three pistol shots fired in rapid succession on the railroad near Asbury's planing mills attracted the attention of those in the vicinity, and on proceeding to the place it was found that Martin Orr, Jr, a negro man some twenty years old, had shot Sue Adams, a bright mulatto woman, and it was thought at first that the woman was fatally wounded. Orr fired three shots at the woman, two of which took ef fect one in the left side about on a level with the hip joint and the other in the right thigh. Constable Means arrived soon after the shooting, but Orr was gone. He made a bee-line fot the courthouse, surrendered himself, and was placed in jail. The woman was removed to a house and Dr. O'Donoghue summoned, when it was found that the wound in the side, which was at first thought to be yery serious, was only a flesh wound, and not considered at all dangerous. The other wound was of a more se rious nature, the ball having penetrated h nntside of the thigh a little above midway, Jand passed beyond the bone to the inside, where it still re mains, the physician postponing its ex traction " until; to-day While Jthe woman's injuries are of a painful character, they are not thought to be dangerous. The cause of the shooting is reported to be on account of the Adams woman's intimacy with Orrs father, and it is said that the boy committed the deed through consideration for his mother. The shooting was done) evidently witn the Intention of killing, and the bojr no Of tbe-Baura l manager i ma CbJurlatta Bme ani . Baopltal for Below will be found the report of the board of Managers of the Charlotte Home and Hospital for the year just closed: ' ' : " - ' " r ""- ' From January 1st, when the former matron left until May 16th, the Home was closed, awaiting a suitable , per son to take , charge. During this time several applicants for admission had to be refused. The Home was re opened May 16th. In the seven and a nail montns sinee, patients nave been treated; three females and six males, for an aggregate of 2T5 days. Une man, u. w . i acoDs, wno naa oeen an inmate or tne Home a large pan of the past two years, ' was readmitted July 4th, very ill He was baptised by Bev. Mr. Cheshire Aug. 21st and died L 25th. in tne comfort of a reason able, religious aud holy hope. His long iHness of 83 days was rendered comfor table and peaceful by the care he re ceived. Another man, James Murphy, friend less and helplessly ill, was admitted Aug. 19th, and died Sept 26th. He was a Boman Catnouc, and tne members or that church were very kind to him in his illness and his burial. The Home was so crowded for several months that the managers felt compell ed to finish the building, as at first plan ed so as to increase tne accommoda tions. The work is now going for ward. For this buildinc $475 has been col lected, over $200 of which has been giv en by friends in new Xorkin 1880 and 1881. In October last a considerable ad dition to the monthly subscription list was obtained m Charlotte by tne Kind efforts of the Bev. Lucien Holmes. At E resent these subscriptions go to the uilding fund. We still need $500 to finish the building, and something ad ditional to furnish theiew rooms. The managers have given permission to the association in charge of the In dustrial School of St Peter's parish to erect a building for the school on the hospital lot This will soob be com pleted. The total receipts for the year 1881 were . . . $423.40 Current expenses for Home $163.30 Deposited for Building Fund 255.00 Balance carried to 1882. 5.10 $423.40 It seems almost incredible that so much can be accomplished, so much re lief given with so small a sum ($163.30,) but such is the fact Managers and matron practice the closest economy compatible with the needs and comfort of the patients ; the medical service is ?;iven gratuitously, as is also all the abor of conducting and overseeing the institution by the managers. The result shows that a number of small subscriptions will support the Home and enable it to extend its bene fits. It is hoped that in the coming year more friends will come to its sup port The sums now subscribed vary from 25 cents up to $1.00 monthly. Surely more can spare this small amount to help the friendless and sick poor. Besides subscriptions, the Home has received some donations and much kindness. The merchants who furnish the suDDlies of all kinds generally al low a discount on their bills. The Hor nets' Nest Riflemen sent a generous quantity of provisions. The Bev. Wm. R. Atkinson and Dr. Bidez gave to the Building Fund the proceeds of a con cert at the Young Ladies' Institute, amounting to $80. and Calvary Church, Tarboro, sent a Thanksgiving offering of $5645. The Home also received two valuable boxes through the Woman's Auxiliary Mission of the Episcopal Church. One was sent by seven par ishes of the diocese of Ohio, through Mrs. Leslie, of Cleveland. The other was sent from Emmorton Harford county. Md through Mrs. Brand. Both contained sheets, pillow-cases, clothing, and other necessaries. In closing this report the managers desire to thank most gratefully, all who have co-operated with them in sustain ing this Institution; and to acknow ledge most heartily and humbly the goodness of Uod, and sustained this To Him be. all the glory. Amen. Mrs. Fox, President Mrs. Wilkes, Sec. and Treas. Mrs. H. C. Jones. Mbs-Gormley. Mrs. Cowles. Miss H. Moore. Miss J. Symons. Mrs. Owens. Mrs. WniTSTTT. Board Of Managers. x v w NOTICE. N Monday, the 13th day ot February, 1882,1 wtuexmsfltoDobliesanat the court boose. In Charlotte; aa nndrrtded half tntereat In a tract ot land In BerryrdU township, adjoining lands ot Dr. L J. Sloan, 8. & Hoover, W. L. Hoover and others, known as the UcConnell place, now tae property of L Monroe Beed. deceased. The whole tract contains one hundred acres, well watered and improved, and produces good cotton, com. and Turns: rtftj dollars cash: balance of purchase money on nine month credit, purchaser giving bond and security for parehase money. W. tt. BBRBYBHiL, Adm'r, Janl7 w tda of L Monroe Beed. IMPORTANT To Owners of liberal Property. PARTIES owning lands oa which Gold, Copper, Silver or Klca la found tn paying quantities, communicate at once with the undersigned, par ticulars as to locality, situation and trsnsportaUon. Send average samples by mail or express, pre paid, to COLORADO, Central Hotel, Charlotte, N. C Jaal7 8t baUsbory Watchman copy. n ATTENTION H. li. R. YOU are hereby ordered to appear at roar armory this evening at 8 o'clock: sharp. It is desired that every member should be present, as business of Impor tance Is to be transacted. By command of E.F. YOUNG, Captain. F.W. T. Kdestxb. O. S. aal7 It Mot Amateurs, send roar name and address to a WHXBBKW, DBCDdDTTS i SIE1(1)IE ' A.T COST! : 1 AT COST AT COST. H1YIXG JUST TaON I STND I HaVE entirely TO TDTCEBl stock ON HANI), ANOIN ORDXR TO BXDUCX IT I WILL OFFEB UNTIL FUBTHXB NOTICX, ALL GOODS UNRESERVEDLY AT COST. decSO lm n WniLIL SIBILIL -MUSICAL.- Prof. JTJLIAU 0. SOHTJLTZ, Lately a Professor of the New York Conservatory of Music, will teach a select class of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Special coarse for teachers. Unexceptional references. Address him at Mcsmlth's Moslo House. Ian 15 lw musjetttjettts. OPERA HOUSE.- Gr n O 3D) 1 -A.T- Wedaesday, January 18th, 1882. 1882. SEASON 1882. The original and only NICK ROBERTS HEW HUMPTY DUMPTY CS O ls "H? . AHD EUROPEAN SPECIALTY TROUPE ! ! ! THE LARGEST, BEST and MOST COMPLETE COMPANY EVER ORGANIZED. Under the personal direction of V Mr. N. IX B0BEBT3, Prop'r and Manager. 3-THREE CLOWNS-3 I INTEND TO The Great 1 GRIMALDL 1 The Only j DBOMIO. I Thn Comical PEDRO. POPULAR PRICE a SKATS SECURED AT USUAL PLACES. NICK BOBERTS' SILVER CORNET and OPEBA ORCHESTRA. J. H. G1USM1N, anl5 Business Agent OPERA HOUSE. UT MY ONE NIGHT ONLY ! ' I ... who has so blessed rrL J. p,-;,,, Tnnnnmr JlMrv effort to do good. lUUl&UaY WClllim, UCUlUan 101U. THE FAMOUS NEW YORE Fifth Avenue Company. Coll s s ore supporting the distinguished star, Bavd Streets. To the Editor of The Observer: I have never seen oar sidewalks in a worse condition than they are now. At the corner of Dr. Witherspoon's lot it is almost impossible for a lady to get across First Btreet. Several have mired over shoe mouth. Two cart loads of gravel would make it good. You can not cross the street at Mr. A. B. Springs corner; I mean on Tryon street. I can't see where the $25,000 was spent. No improvement has been made on the southend of Tryon. I learn most of the money is spent in making stone i i I A, 1.1. nai4 n 4-Yta Culverts in me uuruioi" yui vi kud city. Good plank culverts, S inch plank, don't cost one-tenth as much and are better, for you can raise them and clean out the culvert with little trouble and no expense. As an exam ple, the stone culvert at Dr. Bratton's corner and the one at L. W. Sanders', whenever a hard rain occurs are over flowed and the water runs over the pavement. To take up stone culverts and clean them out is expensive. In Atlanta sidewalks are made some with 8-inch plank put on stringers a small space between the plank. When put down with good heart lumber they will last longer than our brick or wooden pavements, and are much cheaper. I hope the city fathers and mayor will do something for sidewalks. Citizen. PAULINE MARKHiM, ILelEciPy Davfi(feoiiLl In the most popular play of jthe present century, the two orphans. We Pay Special Mention EST! HUSIAbTICALLY GREETED BY CROWDED HOUSES. -TO TELE CAST TO THB FULL STRENGTH OF BEST COMPANY IN AMEBIC!. THE ty Reserved seats SI ; admission 75c and 50c. Beserved seats on sale at the usual places. anl4 5t grjorfessttfriadL A dear head and quick action mast be possess ed for steady and successful effort; but who can have such while suffering from cold? Use Dr. Ball's cough syrup and procure immediate relief. COMPLICATIONS. If the thousands that now have their rest and kidney complaints Hock Mill Cotton Factory. We learn that the Rock Hill Cotton Factory Company, of Rock Hill, S. C , A. E. Hutchinson, president, Joseph R. Neisler, superintendent, is running 6,240 spindles on No. 20 yarn, which is sold in the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets. The company uses the Kitson Machine Company's pickers, thirty-two Foss & Fevey cards, Sawyer spindles and Hill's slubbers and speeders. The varn made bv this company com mands the highest price in the market and ft pronounced to be of a superior quality. The product is 18,000 pounds per week. This company first ordered sixteen Foss & Fevey cards of the Franklvn Foundry, of Providence, R. I., in June, 1880, and in May lastaddded sixteen more. It is now about to in crease its capacity and has recently ordered of the same builders 2,000 spin dles and eight Foss & Peveyuards, railway bead, drawing iraiue, c This is one of the best organized and most thoroughly-equipped mills in the South, and is under careful and effl MAnt. manazement. The yarns made at this mill haver already acquired so , ...n.tnn that: th ftnnre uro- wiae i)uvuu..-. J The shooting was aone eviaenuy wim . FLH3 A MOSQUITOES. duct is sola aheaa w jaartu 1. y intention of killing, and the bojr no A15ebox of "Bongo, on Bate" will keep ahouse :wrr,'- - aoVLt)t aeiiDerij uj, firVeoason. Druggists. - - ' , itamm me. comiwiui - - r l u mi,. fii hu invAaT.ioratAn tn-aav t t nn . trr i .11 Va re WMnuMUVWiuH inrai mm before Justice W anng, wuou u i t.boald bo taken to rid the body of. Its every z. n. vahct. w. H Bailbt. VANCE & BAILEY, Attonteys and Oounsellon CHABLOTTB, n. c. PracOcotnSnpreme Court of the United States, Supreme Court of North Carolina, Federal Conrta. and counties of Mecklen burg, Cabarrus, Union, Gas- ion, uowauauuxxjr vtdson. Office, two doors east ol independence Square. mayatf-n RO. D. GRAHAM, RETAIL TRADE And have a large and well selected 'Stcck adopted for this --BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS,--- To which we give our personal attention. We have received a full supply of SQTJIBBS' MEDICINES, Which for purity and excellence cannot be surpassed, for j?re scripilon purposes, and will be used exclusively for this trade. . CALLS ANSWERED AT ALL HOURS OF THE NIGHT BY EXPERIENCED CLERKS, -ffl WILSON k BURWELL, Trade Street. TN the State and United States Courts. CoUm X tiona. Home and Foreign, soUdted. Ab (tracts of Titles, Surveys, Ac, tumlahod tor oom nAnentlnn. umuM : a. a. wim comfort destroyed by complication of liver and Orrica: H. J ktdnev complaints would give nature's remedy, I Charlotte. N. G r would be soeedllr cured. It acts on both organs at the same time and there fore completely fills the bill for a perfect remedy. If tou have a lame back and disordered kidneys use tt at once. Don't neglect them. Mirror and Farmer. Tryon streets" lUaOLB. FOR SALE OR RENT. Dr. N. L Galloway, Monroe, Ga.. saysr 8. 8. 8. stands without a peer, the profession will have to acknowledge It a specific for blood diseases. A WORLD OF GOOD. , . o " rina r th nut naTmlar medldma BOW before h.mImi mblk ta TTnn RtttAM. .Von BOO it ererywhero, Jeonlo Jtjto geftect. B as some other Bitters, as It is not a whiskey drink. xi tTnTute iik tba aid fiuhkined boneset tea. that has done a world of good. If you don't feel Just right, try HOB Buwre. budo news. - and commodious residence built bv H. T. Batler, on T0on street, rrUTK new X built by H. T. Butler, on lust beyond the tracK oi tne B. Co. Good bargain. Janl2tf 4 T. 4 aa. Apply to ' F. H. GLOVEB, Agent "V' J? TT" T7HTT TXT ir luu A IlKALLT GOOD Ask your Stationer cr Eend 23 cents In stamps for a boi eontaiu- ing two dozen NICKEL, AND GILT, Of Assorted Pat tern?, la ft i tchcAr plated Hatch Box. Sold by all Stationers. iTisca, Blatsua. Taylor & Go., Bolt; Achats, New 1"ohk. FOR SALE OR RENT. Rfv mora hmae. with sood yard and i. weU of water, and awo room kitchen; ATrjTto" WALTM BBBM. oecou K FOR RENT. rpwo houses, one on Graham treet the deeSO HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. WU1 man FREE lArn for 1883. their Cataw of upon dail ... . - A TVkVh' pestilence Is In our midst to y" rr . nii it spread. 1 have ordered vaccine. it2 Ksk our physicians to use t In vaxnaUng tnose who are not able to pay. Let this matter have the prompt attention of every JPjoLFI, -' 1 of FiU.Hy, run the factory night and dayrunning two gets or nanaa.,- , totheuue: all suchafrl once. i - - T' . -: : J. u i fcocee driah particulars will be had. effects. It Is a complete antidote. . I . 'I ' " II in Hi mint fnvm Tins HMrMffl There you will the moat oolds, et& r '"!, . ' v v -- .- v 'Coffee drinkers should read theadrerttsement jiuwSer column beaded "Uood Cofloe." - ? 8. a b; eared me of Catarrh after all other treat n.n hui failed: von can recommend It as a sure I ment had failed; yon can recommend 1 ' core. v. U KUuis, anwKWKi n,huiiiM,o( m nwidanea. .Kacb has four roorna.good garden and water in yard. Both comfortable houaesj fossessioa unmeoiaiew. : --sj ; - - 'g janlS lw, y ., . , FBAHX BNIDEB tor sailor rent:pi THX boos and lot on B atreet, formerly eeo tiled b Thoi. J. Sorlnkle, Is f Or sateor xemy - w m - nna n irrmmnii ply tO ' ; : 1 w XWA U. flM.vva.xva, AnmrttK janiau Agent BoTbav Ornamental Grasses, smd Immortellea, - Gladiolus, Lilies, Boses, Plants, Gardea f Jmplementa. BaaUfuii7' ilins- , 5 . tvafod. Over 10O pages. Addreso ROCHESTEKN.Y. CHICAGOJLL T794S3 Last Mala 5U . . zuu-uoKinaoipRot JUST GO TO PERRY'S and see what MCI Ff He has for New Year's Dlnne,Carid how fery cheap be is selling Toys and Fpy Mcles - -FOB NEW YEAB'S PI E3ENTS. dec81 lanlOlw . - ...
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