" LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1882.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I'balajtz Lodoi No. 31, A.K.41 M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Monday nights.
ExCklsiob Lodox Na 261, 1. F. 4 A. M. Reg
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
CHARLOTT Chapter No. 30, R. A. M. Regular
meeting even second and fourth Friday nights.
Charlotte ComiAirDAKi No. 2, K. T. Regular
meeting every first tod third Thursdays.
OIF1 H.
joneBTS o Howrw. Regular meeting every
econd and fourth Thursdays.
DEC- OF IP
k nights oi Pythias. Regular meeting nights
tlrst and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. atka-
gonlc Temple Hall.
I. O. O. JF.
Chablotti Lod No. 88. Meets every Mon
day night.
MSCKLKNBUBfl DlCLARATIOK LOD9 Na 0.
Meets every Tuesday night
Drxrs Lodsi No. 108. Meets every Thursday
night.
Catawba River Encamfhknt Na 21. Meets
trst and third Thursday nights In each month.
I ndex to New Advertise menu.
Pfgmm A Co New Goods, Ac.
Oira House, Tuesday. February 7th.
HCSINESK NOTICES.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Booming Syrup.
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re
commend any kind of medicine which we did not
know to be good particularly for infanta. But of
Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge; In eur own family It has proved a
blessing Indeed, by giving an infant troubled with
colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unknown
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here Is an article which works to per
fection, and which is harmless; for the sleep
which It affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button."
Andxlurlne the process of teething, Its value is
Incalculable. We have frequently heard mothers
say they would not be without it from the birth of
the child till It had finished with the teething
siege, on any consideration whatever. Bold by all
druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
A CARD.
To all wbo are suffering from the errors and in
discretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss of manhood, Ac, I will send a recipe that will
cure you. FUSE of CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America.
Send a self-Addressed envelope to the Bit.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. New York City
Ijetu cTtrjertisemettts.
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Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and wholesomenrss More economlea
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, aium or phosphate powders. Sold only in
caus. itUIAlj BA1LUNU njWDKH UU.,
nov23 New York.
LeRoy Davidson, Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C.
&mxszmmts.
HOME CHlPLGTg.
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
IS''" Yesterday waa the first entirely
clear day of the year.
tW An important meetinz of the
Chamber of Commerce -will h hM
thi3 evening at 7:30.
BSTThe county poor house is in a
very crowded condition at present,
there being some forty inmates.
B"There have been three cases of
profanity punished at the mayor's
court this week by fine.
WMr. W. J. Freftch, the noted rifle
man who spent some time in this city,
gave an exhibition at glass balls in
Greenvilleyesterday.
"Tuesday night, at the residence
of Mr. Wm. McKamy, in this city.Iev.
Dr. Whitfield united in marriage Mr. J.
R. Evans and Miss Maggie McKamy.
JtThe meeting of the Galaxy Club,
announced to take places to-night at the
residence of Mrs. Morehead, has been
postponed until next Thursday night.
t-Tickets for Oliver Doud Byron
are selling very rapidly, and the indica
tions are that with favorable weather.
he will play to a splendid audience.
t3For the first time since the first of
January the weather prognostications
for to-day, sent out by the bureau at
Washington, call for general fair weath
er throughout the country.
CsPThe dam of the city water works
is full to overflowing. Water poured
over the sluice-way day before yester
day, the recent rains filling up the dam
very rapidly.
EsTThe "Banker's Daughter4" which
was to have been played at the Opera.
house in this city next Wednesday
night, will not be given at all, as the
con ti act has been cancelled.
t3TThere will be an important
meeting of the Library association to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock sharp. A
full attendance is desired as a reorgan
ization and election of officers will take
place.
tIt seems that public opinion has
brought the officials of Raleigh up to
the point of doing something to im-
prove in a permanent manner the
streets of that city. If we only had a
few mud scows we would be perfectly
contentedup here.
Drowned.
A telegram was received in this city
yesterday which stated that Mr. T. S.
Piuaket, (a brother of Rev. J. T. Plun
ket, the pastor of Steel Creek church,)
was drowned near Erie, Pa- last Tues
day, while skating. At the time of his
death he was a master in the United
States navy.
Jamiiiry Weather.
The record of Januajy weather, as
kept by the signal officer at this point,
shows that during the month the high
est barometer was 30.680, and the
lowest 29,599. The highest temperature
was 67 on the 27th of the month, and
the lowest was 10.2 on the 2d. The
prevailing winds were from' the South
west, and the number of days on which
rain or snow fell was 22. The rainfall
for the month was 7.24 inches.
Friday Evening, February 3rd.
THE FUNNIEST PLAY JN TIT R WOULD,
The Youg Heroic Actor,
OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
la his ever popular piny,
-Across the Continent,
Supported by the Charming Actress
MJSS PATE BYRON,
find the greatest Comedy Combination extant,
i
James B. Radcliffe,
The Greatest Impersonator of
AGKD DARKIEf, and the GREAT CIQAB SONG.
J. C. KEARNEY in bis Specialties.
MASTER (II AS. HAG EN,
In his Imitations of Fat Rooney.
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Reserved seats 81.00: can be secured at
tne usual places. Admission 75c; gallery 60c.
--OPERA HOUSE.
A Winning- Trump.
Ed. Sparklin, a noted colored sport of
this city, was yesterday engaged in a
quiet game with another negro namad
Ramseur, during the progress of which
a dispute arose between tne players,
when Sparklin played a club on his op
ponent which settled the game and
came near settling Ramseur. The par
ties will have the question decided this
morning before the mayor, who will no
doubt haul in the "pot."
Mortuary Report
Dr. Y. Scarr, superindendent of Elm-
wood Cemetery, reports the interments
for the month of January, as follows:
Elmwoodj Male adults, 4; female
adults, 1 total, 5. Causes of death:
Typhoid fever, 1; chronic diarrhoea, 1;
congestion of th lungs, l ; paralysis, 1 ;
appoplexy l.
Pinewood (colored.) Male adults, 4;
female adults, 1; children, 6 total, 11.
Causes of death: Pneumonia; typhoid
fever, 2; consumption, 1; pyemia, 1;
syphilis, 1; spasms, 1; burnt, 1; con
gestion of brain, 1.
The death rate among the white pop
ulation is seen to be very low, which
indicates that Charlotte is as healthy at
present as any city in the whole
country of its size.
The Ice Monday IVisrbf .
It would seem from reports in the
daily papers that the ice of Monday
night was the heaviest South of here
that has ever visited that section of
country. Atlanta sustained much dam
age to shade trees, while the fruit trees
in that section are reported to be great
ly injured. Greenville and Atlanta were
both entirely cut off from telegraphic
communication on account of the lines
leading to these cities being broken by
the ice.
The amount in this section , was
scarcely sufficient to cause damage to
fruit ot shade trees, although It was the
heaviest that has occurred for some
time.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Way Evening, February 7th.
TQIBij YHAB of Babtlet Campbell's Famous
New York Company la his great play,
THE GALLEY SLAVE !
in Ntw York City, and now playing In Australia,
England and Germany.
The Great New York Company !,
FfUMt EVANS,
MISS GU3SIE DeFORREST
JUN1D3 BRUTUS BOOTH.
THOa H. BURNS,
ii A3. C MAUBTJBY,
Ms UIB MOORE,
II 133 ERA OLAYTOM.
Aiuukriufiit,
To-morrow nlght.Oliver Doud Byron,
supported by a splendid company, will
give his specialty play at the opera
house in this city. "Across the Conti
nent" is a truly American play, full of
thrilling adventure and hair-lifting
situations, and is one of the most pop
ular plays of the kind on the boards.
It may not be generally known that
this Play is an oV true tale, a, part of
whiph occurred in New "York op the
night of he great fire, 1857, when a
young merchant, after a champagne
supper, wended his. way in the vioinity
of the "Old Five Points," where he
found a poor woman dying in the snow,
He bore her to her home where, soon
after, she expired, but, first leaving in
her benefactor's care, her twin off
spring, a girl and b.oy, who are now liv
ing ap4 have married, and figure in the
best society on Lexington avenue, New.
y ork. In respect for. the dead the right
names are not given of the characters
figuring in this most wonderful picture
of the times.
On the night of the 7th Bartley
Campbell's "Galley Slave" will be placed
on the boards in this city by an excel
lent company. ' The Albany' Argus
says of the play and the company : "Mr.
Campbell has written more than one
play that has made itself and its author
amous, and in a fair way of becoming
pecuniarily independent, but we are
among those who believe that his facile
and clever pen has produced nothing
better than 'The Galley Slave.' For
both play and company we ha,ve noth
ing but words of unqualified and sin
cere praise. There is probably no mod
era play, with the possible exception or
The Two Orphans, whicn calls rortn
so large a share of interest and sympa
thy from the audience as 'The Galley
Slave.'
ble, every oharacter being admirably
sustained, which is not at all strange
when it is remembered that it Is the
Dick of the three companies which last
vear produced it. The construction of
the piece is clever, and m whatever
light it is viewed, it shows the master
hand touching a responsive chord in all
hearts. The play is magnificently
dressed and mo acceptably puTupon
the stage.
Necessity for a Fire Alarm;
The Hook and Ladder fire company
held a meeting last night, and in addi
tion to transacting otner Dusmess, ap
pointed a committee to wait upon the
chief of the fire department with the
view of having ' si proper fire alarm
erected for the city. .
Since the falling of the bell tower
there has virtually been no arrange
ment by which an alarm can be sound
ed to any advantage, and the. necessity
of this is so palpable that it needs no
comment. While there are no fixes the
lack of this important feature is of no
consequence but when it is imperative
to have the firemen promptly on the
scene ef a conflagration, it may be se
riously felt 'The bell used at present
is entirely too small for the purpose,
and should be replaced by one that will
not fail to be heard when an alarm is
sounded.
IS8MAHY MILLS,
ALFUKD KOSL,
MISS EMMA 8KIRRITT,
LITTLE DAISEY,
HARRY 6IUMONDS.
.JtePlay will
uw i Original Scenery,
sellfcs and Parts.
tJvnlr be nrodooed with
ties of Venice, Borne, Mar-
Places.
Bettrred seats SIS on sale at the usual
Ealing- Cucumbers and Tomatoes.
A friend has handed us a copy of the
Nassau Guardian, from which it is
learned that Mr. Go. D. Allen, former
ly of this city, is now spending a season
at the Royal Victoria Hotel, in Nassau.
Mr. Allen left Charlotte some time ago
to travel for his health, and if we can
judge from a letter to one of his friends
in this city it is to be supposed that he
has improved much in this respect.
For the past several weeks, while we
have been "sloshing around" up here
in mud, snow and ice, Mr. Allen has
been quietly resting in the shady places
of the Bahamas, with nothing to do but
keep cool and help the natives destroy
cucumbers and tomatoes. Npbody but
a well man would dare tackle a green
cucumber in January, no matter where
it was grown.
List of Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the post office at Charlotte, N. C.; for
the week ending January 16,, 1882:
Mr Alexander, (a drummer) Miss Bet
tie M Austin, Miss Belle Adams, Jno
Ardry, Mrs Mary Armstrong, Alexan
der Moore, Mrs Agnes M Bird, J Leroy
Barnett, James Berry, J J Brown, Miss
Sophie Baxton, W G Briggs, Sam'l F
Barker, Heniy Conner, Isaac Craigf
miss Mary uooper, T C Caldwell, Sam 1
Chambers, Cynthia Davis, Duff DinkT
ins, Mary E Dockery, Miss M A Doug
las, Peter Davidson, Capt A A Erwin
Caroline Ellis, Abner Farr, Sam'l Free
man, T J Freeman, Julia Grier, Marcel
lus Goff, Miss C Hayden, Mrs Bettie
Hart, Bell Hayes, J H. Hayes, Willie
Hunter, Mrs Mary Harris, Miss Mag
gie Hipp, Preston Hollo way, LaUry
Huntly, Annie Jeffries, Anthony Jor
dan, Emanuel Johnston, Martha Jones,
Frank Jones, Bud Kiney, Roland Kirke,
Mrs J Linburger, Miss CaryMiller, Mrs
H M Manigault, J B Maxwell, Mrs Jula
McCain, Miss Jane Middleton, R S
Moore, Ruf us McCorkle, Rev D W Poor,
Mrs Eliza Patterson, Harriet Palmer,
Nellie Potter, Mrs M B Pharr, Mary R
Price, B B. Rey, James RodgersKisier
Simpson, Mrs Belia Smith, W HSloane,
Willie Shanks, C C Taylor, Nelson Tor-
rence, Miss Sallie Thomas, Mrs Mattie
Ulphi, Mr S Williams, Jas Watts, Mrs
Mary West, Sarah Jane Wallace.
When calling for any of above letters
please say advertised.
W. W. Jenkins, P. M.
Magazines.
The Jauuary number of the North
Carolina Home Magazine, published at
Salisbury by Mr. and Mra- E. H. Mc
Laughlin, has beep received, and a de
cided improvement 13 noticeable in tne
typographical features of the work. In
the current number appears a short
sketch of OqI, Chas. R. Jones, the editor
of The Observer. The announcement
is made that Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke
has been secured as one of its contributors.
The midwinter number of Potter is
to hand, a.nd the illuminated cover
gives it a decidedly handsome outward
appearance. This magazine now con
tains 120 pages the largest published
for the price. The following is the table
of contents : Pictures of Andalusia, by
S. P. Scott, with seven illustrations. A
Story of the White Czar. Journalisni
in Paris, by George J. Hagar, witksijr.
illustrations. Music an Art, not an
Accomplishment V & H. The
Death-!PenaUy, by Charles T. Jerome.
Personal Reminiscences of Madame
Murat. bv a Friend and Relative. Kith
and Kin (chapters xxxlv. xxxix.), by
the author of the "First Violin." A
Suabian Romance, by Elise J. Allen,
with two illustrations. reaKs or a
Somnambulist, by G. Mortimer Roe
Sweet Wife (a poem), by Charles Kings
lev. Le Valet du Diable. by; Elinor
Moore Hiestand. A Winter Reverie
(a poem, illustrated), by Ella H. Rozier
Mr. Cimabue Brown on the Defensive.
Beppo's Escape. Roger Williams, by
W.Fraser Rae. Bewitched in Mid-
Ocean, by J. Maclaren Cobban. Querent
The Literary Wpijd
An Invitation to State His Position.
Rowan Couhty, January 28, 1882.
To the Editor o the Observer.
Much has been said by the press of
the State about the position now occu
pied in politics by our talented citizen,
Major Charles Price. His friends in
this county think great injustice has
been done him. We believe him as loy
al to the Democratic party as any man
and hope to see him come forward and
state his position in a clear light before
the people.He has been a faithful expo
nent of Democratic principles, and in
strumental in Bhaping a good del of
the legislation of the State and we are
unwilling to entertain the idea that he
will ever prove treacherous to the best
party that honored him.
, Rowan.
Commercial travelers and others subjected to
sadden changes and exposure, should be provided
with Dr. Bull's cough syrup, the best and quickest
remedy for the relief and core of colds. Price
25c
"MY BACK ACHES SO,
and I feel miserable," said a hard-working man.
Ths doctor questioned him and found that he had
been habitually costive for years, that now his
kidneys were disordered and his whole system
deranged. Kidney-Wort was recommended and
faithfully taken and in a short time every trouble
was removed. The cleansing and tonlo power of
this medicine ob the bowels and kidneys Is won
derfuL Congregatlonallst.
Druggists Say that Lydia S. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound is the best remedy for female weak
ness that they ever beard of, for It gives universal
satisfaction. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham,
283 Wastsrn Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamph
lets. IN CONTAGIOUS DISEASES,
Small Pox, Diphtheria, Scarlet, Tjphoid, Yellow
and. Malarial Fevers, expose In the sick room
Darbys Prophylactlo Fluid. It will attack all im
purities and odors. The fluid wul draw to Itself
the germ poisons In the atmosphere and recharge
It with ozone, the my&tertoug agent by which na
ture vitalizes the air,
Bedford Aluh ass Ikoh Braises Wars ahs
Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains
twice as much iron and fffty per cent, more alum
tnum than any "alum and Iron mass" known.
Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so
general. 'Sold by all druggists of any standing.
mces reaucea one nau.
mayl 1 tf
Dried Sugar Corn,
SOUR KRODT, PICKLED PIGS' FEET,-
BUCK WHEAT FLOTJB,
AND NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
-A-
S. M. HOWEL L'S.
febl
PUBLIC NOTICE.
ON and after this date. February 1st, 1882, all
freight for the Atlantic. Tennessee and Ohio
Division of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company, will be received and delivered
at the present freight depot of the Charlotte, Col
umbia and Augusta Railroad Company in Char
lotte. T. T. SMITH,
febl lw Agent
Topics. The Literary wpijd - The. Art
tuo , ; 7w World. Hbnae and Society : PofcPourri
Sr JoSli PoSer fcW Pshers.Phil
adelphia, . ;
The Augusta E vening News of Tues
day, in speaking of the At ;jiome ana
Abroad, one of editors of which Is now
in Augusta, has this to say': "The maga
zine is pure in to.ne, and of a high liter
ary character, possessing among its con
tributora Qe of the best native talent
in the South. Dr. Bernheim is assisted
in his work by two of his, .daughters,
who are recognized and identified with
southern literature. The work should
commend itself tolou? Southern people.1
ta antagonists to health. Inducing coughs
ft rt7nmrmn bronchial diseases, which
it,! ,!.. . i . LhH noethins vet positive influence
orur. Atu V cough syrupXPrto? 25o a bottle.
A BURS CURE FOR PILES.
Do you know what it Is to suffer with Plls?
you do, you know what is one of the worst torments
of the human frame. The most perfect cure ever
vMn.vnrt it oin nnniiti nation, and
men iVtourcaon restores healttv to thertseas-
TWtoout delay. The dry and the nauldare
it.. nt mith is of minor ac
count compared to the expendtore M Tiwiroij
t ji . a Mnwh nr mala. Dr. Huh S
cough syrup saves time w wMsiUMw
upon cougns ana cuius. . -
m iron rm OBIT Rim rutasJlV leODveH ItS
1UBW MM JA W ' . . .
Suthful color and lustre k tae
air Balsam, an elegant tag, admired for It
i ptultjr and ilea perfume.
POSTPONEMENT.
THE Galaxy Club meeting is postponed from
Thursday. February! 2nd. until Thursday.
February 9th, at the residence of Col. John L.
By order of
Morehead
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HARRISON WATTS.
Royal
Bakm
Powder
AT
WILSON A- BIWELL'S,
DRUGSTORE.
an27
rANTKRNS andLAHPS
Of all kinds at low prices.
WILSON A BTJRWELL.
B
UIST'S GARDEN SEED,
Fresh supply at wholesale and'retall.
WILSON BTJRWELL, DrugglsU.
c
AM? EMULSION COD LIVER OIL,
FEBRUARY 1ST, 1882.
I AM SELLING
GLASSWARE,
TINWARE and NOTIONS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Very cheap at the VARIETY STORE under the
Traders' national Bana.
V Many useful articles for housekeerjen. A
few pairs left ol Ladles' Merino Vests at $ 1.75 per
pair, worm 93.UU tu ana seexor yourserves.
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yASELLNE, PLAIN,
EMmMO
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GREftT
GREAT
osm Out Sa
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OF
OVERCOATS
WILL BEGIN
TO-DAY.
JJIJ.1LVU.
1 SHKIDIES
AT COST. AT COST.
-r&AYTNQ JUST TAKEN
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.1 HMD X HAVE ENTIRELY
aIHTC
STOCK
ON HAND, AND Of ORDER TO REDUCE IT I WILL OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
ALL GOODS UNRESERVEDLY AT COST.
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MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY
OVERCOATS FOR WINTER WEAR.
OVERCOATS. FOR SPRING WEAR.
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4 SPECIAL SALE !
A POSITIVE SALE !
For we never carry oVer from Season to Season
any Garments that can be sold at the proper
time, if a reasonable sacrifice can
accomplish the sale.
IT HAS BEEN A MILD SEASON THUS FAR,
AND WE HAVE A
Large Stock
On band. If we're erred 1b Judgment as to quan
tity or styles, NOW 13 THE TIME TO
do
Company,
OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE HBST COMPANY THAT MADE YMSim FROM THE
Wonderful Phosphate Beds of South Carolina.
BSE'8 PBEEY
J ASHLEY RIVER.
OFFICE: No. 1 Mange Street, Charleston, S. C.
PEAIT0I8 B. HACKEE, President. J08IAH S. BROWff, Treasurer.
OHABLES T. BIOfiAEDSOF, Traveling Clerk.
janSl d8t oaw w-lm
One Car Load Mea .
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PBIOE MAKES DirFEBBITOES,
The Lower the Price the Quicker the Sale,
Tor three years our poller has been to close each
season's purchase the season bought, enabling
us to open FRESH NEW STOCKS. Our
Customers expect it; the reputation
of our House demands It. If you
have set bought It will be
worth your while to look,
for the prices WILL
ASTONISH YOTJ.
OUR 827, $28. SSO and $32 SILK 8LEEVE
LINED OVERCOATS will be sold without
reserveat$20. OUR $22, $24 and
825, OVERCOATS at $175Q.
OUR 818 and 820 OVERCOATS at 815. This
last iBcludes ail of our FINE REVERSIBLE
ULSTERS and ULSTERETTES.
We have some 25 REVERSIBLE OVERCOATS
In handsome patterns, marked 814, 816
and 817.60, which will be sold at 810.
OUR 810 and 813 OVERCOATS will be sold uni
formly at $7.60.
A lot of some 200 OVERCOATS, embracing the
remnants of all lots ranging lu
price froift.
Pfott'n Emulsion Cod Liver OIL Wei bore' Emul
sion Cod Liver Oil, Monet's Cod Liver Oil, fresh
supply, at wiiisun a mjuwxiaa.
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v&DATina Pomade. Tarrant's A uerlent. Brown's
DIVIDEND NOTICE, IE IE h L I M ,
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Secretary and Treasurer's Office.
Company Bhops, N. Jaaaery aist. 1882.
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mini TtirmMtn at fha Kortb. Carolina Railroad
A Comoanr bate dedared a dividend of 6 per
nantee dot eW w March, tostocK-
nua nt Mwvtrti jOn- 10th' February .-next; ana
stock books
rosed froa 10th February t 1st March,
and frn lOtfr Anguat w lav wpwmoeisws.
secretary.
The eoBvenleAtforice for all
only 95. This lot U an
thi-M nttr ceni on an obuwuwi.
of record on 10th August next. The
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Trade Marks.
Cahadm. Cuba,
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through us are noticed Is the SCI-
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TTmndDOoKaoTrt ratenrarree. i .
IV- WeahaU make In this sale the LOWEST
prices we have EVER offered, and when we assert
this we MEAN tteLOWEST-nrJces EVER made
bv anvbodx. -t -i-. . . . .?
- Orders from a Ustance are soucueo, aaa
I the same advantages In LOW pticea wm be given
as if Durcbaslng In person. ' .Tne opporamrcy is a
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Mil
BOSTON
MOD MilS,
ALREADY PREPARED FOR USE.
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Canned Goods
Parties Havin
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g Empty Cracker
Cans
Will Please Return and Get Foil Ones.
THE HEW DRUG STORE,
Coiner of College and Trade streets,
(Wilson Black's old stand.)
IS NOW OPEN
Parties desMoE Tresh and ReUbble Drags
Vtlll do well to give as a ealL
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now ready to leeetve orders t H0U8E, SIGN
and ORNAMENTAL PAIN TONS, such as
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both sold by druggists. -uioDB.