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CITY ITEMS.
.. S.... rrkni Mi In l.Mfj fill- I.
ri,- ii
rou-ii fiiighUtiiiiiis.......r..H r M-
. tnroui & w.y (Uay mall.5 A M
;hM Hallway nisnW.-.. A M
d1" . ... ii ii.vi,i.iv f.i m
V!f vilir, nver.
, iiun"t V - i
tt, . tl!e.ly Ouoliuu Central itaii-
' ' 1 ' " r lr
vr;iV. ilally..J' -" "" -:- v
... lit I loiisc. horse :aai I) cve-
rx Friday..
...6 A 3I
J ilolivi rclfrom taxujtuT.ii m.aon
I,l iv , from s::; to ::.J a nf: . .
. (tip m opeq from S a mlu in.auu
. iJf.n'n' OfiJt'lMiB ILTlStcr
Hoiir fr opening and clo4ngYil-
t !i..--.rt A?..-iCriif ilti T?rnflinfr
iUl.-IE ' . -
m cVI.k Ic iw J o'clock p in.-
:;(, clKk im, to b' o'clock p in.
71 oVliHik p mt to 10 o'clock, p m.
K.ii-IE carrier boy." are not author-
f to ctl copiesol' the Post,
1 . II. . . . I III W
Weatliei
Report.
OhSBKVBK
's Urru:s,
om, May II, 174. f
Wilmington
ru,,.f.! iH-iait.mTh wimi
Weat h
cr r.;rx"ii"::iYi:H'r;r!r.u' Calm Fvj;y
mj M.' ' I S freh ou,jy
OTTO SCHUTZE, .
Observer, U. d A.
'1 L,..'r nf illlv. for bale
-, ,t i t r or wrai
. i
I UN' . Ill v- - '...!
t-.this othec. Vl'
w . r ii" m!i is aiiihoriA'd to
mi:. - i x'--- . - -
i .. i-.-,Miit. fur biil- lue the
iii'.v.L cliivj. .v-'l'-
Ink ali-sonc iccung milieu
1 T ...I. ...Ik iw-kilklA
-.uictimcs speak of, i caused by want
I Proncr action of. the liver and heart
Thee may be assisted, and the uoweis
u Lit.!. , .
'isuill doses.
1'or.x and Hour arc staple articles
at nut more ho than johnC J;io!yc
t -f Y.-Hrr- Vnowu. It is srood for
or adults, for any internal
.rn,-of the chest or bowels; and the
.... t itiitiif'iii irti):ired. under what-
i.. . i.
in.iv t uo n j.
I V 1 . I I '1.1 l'- I v ' I
ii':i...:..in x I: :iv 1 I
iiiiunui"", '
I lu- litrict lonvcnuon iu ""im-
........ i-....1Vur,.:,., landidatc for Con- L
... i.' ..-;ii.. X c
:n-i i nice I ai i a v m - -
..... .mm. i,Ut:u,t. Each counlv will
...in.. - . I
entitled to as m
mv dok-al. s ,in
tin v have in the
V Oil I V ui'i"
mmv Hou-c oftiiC Lcgi-Iaturc.
v , W. P. CAXADAY,
( luu'n Ki-i'. District I iunmittcc.
r ..n Sf.ii'. nKui. Xl-w Hcrne
K.,.:,r,t,t-0'r'!' r and ln,:.: please
"'pv. '
1m. Iii ...v I'liRONH-LE 116
! . . .i.
vine advice rciauve 10 mo -v "
p.iu i.:..i, coert
..ariMU, 11II1L.I. I v
ft i - ,1(i,n. :is:i collateral for
......
vcrai unpaid pruning uiu, -m
. :n . ..... I
Iko ..r- ,,nr1iAn :i :i snWiiH to IVimiKl
iu ti.nt ili-ivfi lttni rut. to me
Tm-nuit of oiir little reckonmnr.
The Milton Chronick advkc-3 us to
iiKlit (the cut) to the-Peiiitcnliary, and
mav atVord our friend of the quill
"'me :iti-d;tetion to know that we have
..Pi.lio.l tn Uayo. the "cut admitted
niUiin the classic walls of that Institu-
;i"!i. but they -replied that there his
faw i, not good, never questioning but
tl'.illiH cheek may be prominent, it c
itc to end his body ; perhaps it might
"n he obiectionale to t'nem.but as they
arc not over-anxious to inaugurate a
r'-zu-A galfery. they wiU not ncceptthc
"or. of havinjr' inaugurated a gaiicry i
"f our own -'hoaded bv the Doctor's
'"tut." It in interesting to notice how
7 " ' I
he Hies in our sanctum make for that
cut;' and rest their, tired pinions upon
the linnost fp-itiiros of the "Doctor."
irr friend of the quill will no doubt
mrre our manner of utilizing a fraud,
4n.l.1. .1 " . ..-.v lis nnd I
''-t nen me summer i- 14'vu nc,
1 are troubled and suffering from thc
ferocity of the myriiids of the mosquito
lribe. we can sit ifi rest and quiet, and
miscrv bv the mosouitoes following the
rumples of the flies. :
"Then all will believe with us," as
. I.
the V.t .
"roisnotlilns ill that
iat on this earth totn
Kiutoth.oT.M.o.iaicrno.ciriothirive. i'
Good bve. Doctor, good bye !
Oun churches were all well filled cn
yesterday.f mUHl, 'If
f V 1 r s;-)!
' The Rev. Mr. Parkinson preached at
the head oi" the market yesterday j(Suni-
--
id lOtli, w
-VE.STERL
EEL S
al filaV.
5onaay tiicj lotii, wa
memorial
but the exercises are
taking plJcctoHay.
Tnj:
LCCpl
il Ch
1-L.uisconal (Church is completed, and it
L ;inijly beauti
;i i r ;
ul. .
A new Uniform Lodge of; K. of P,
in this citv. is ndw the talk, l It will be
organize with about 10 or 50 members.
i
KevicW...J. Piirkinsou organized h:'a
Sabbath School tcferday. Thirty-three
teachers and scholars werej present to
begin the enterprise. ;
TuniTY-six.-t-Our police force now
number thirty-six, but we! want, just
about- well we!! .say that many more.
and then we'll all feel Batisfhed. j
r 0 .-
Two We understand thit there are
to be two places for general delivery in
our "new Postoflice, one for thp ladies,
and one for jrentleinen. Woii't that be
nice. - -- v . .
. - v - f , t
-a
K. bi? 1 Tlie members of the new
L'ni form1 Eodge, K. of P., are requested
to meet at the Lodge robm ito-nigli at
8 o'clock, for the purpose of perfecting
an orpranizatiouJ
Pic Nic A pic nic will be given at
-t i i !rri i . -...
"uiaiue""1"
h:nLinfyiiim nn i i iiiiniii i v ziiiu ii nr;ii
that many of oiir young pcciple will be
there. It promises to be the grandest
- - !.'
1
pic nic of the season. 1 - ; '
iSwoitx in. -The. new administration
had the oath ofoffice administered to
them to-dav, ami noAV they demand the
seal of the city.! Shall theyj have it or
not, is the question? j
L. Solomox,; on Second, i between
larket and Dock streets, will have the
best beef next Wednesday morning that
has been offered for sale in this market
for several months. ' It
DUMA LiHiIt-', c don t ynt to jom
the miliua-wo arc .going;, ta join the
lire company, w else get tip if volunter
cnmiumv. take onrdcril fori a istandard
Iionrer. and a copy Ql the LL.OST lor' I a
' 4 . - .
tandard. Won't you enlists
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jluiiih. oumv otuuiuumyi
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inua . t " ""T
Episcopal. Church, one mgnp wcex,
nml -arrixl ofreverat chairs' but, of the
pulpit. The charred remains. ot several
r . ... .
b;iskcts were lottiidnfUhe supposition.
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is that they attempted 10 set j re 10 uiu
. - .. . i - . W - 1 " ii." I
, t ec. .We hone that they will bei
caught and. hairj .iS!l 'a!j1?.ii.intH'!
Mr.-s KiioDA.i'hat young typo has
called iu oiir .;knctum and says that
. i ' t! ' Vri, ui,:,.
' Miss Khoda lowery, ui wr- iiaj,
i..imc1 down on -the-Carolina Central
'i . 1 n . ljt .foot- : frntri
liilllttiO uuc ua v,.w-T
r.mi - in Alihottsburir. He -did not in-
, u: , - ., n .. A -,4 .,
tcrvicw ner. n5mH!V.'i',ry-
tunng lour, as ic nas uecmuu to
i , 4-
.. ... .liJi. Wi i-offil-n
! tmr mi n Koiueuuuv kisv.
,
IIMIIKH nn an
Death, or a I rrvOMisESt: ,Citik-
of Beaufort Coitnty- Jab; :R. CJrist,
a leading pitizenjof Washington, Bead-
fort county, died a few dayinceatlns
residence, in Washington. ; r. Grist
was, before thenar, a resident of this
cirv and is remembered bjy a large
number ot our cjuzem. if
V "cncroiif, ndble, high-minded man,
" c tl , ... 'iL! -:U .,11
assessing great popuiaruy .uu
classes of people his loss is deeply teit.
A WEEPixa'T
REi-i. There is a mul
, y trcc an thc premises of . a colored
woman living on Sixth street between
;t that has betn! attracting conaiuer-
. , l,,T1inn frdm nassers-by, from the
.I1IIL ttlVV-M X - -
f t tl t ..ithouch the sun was shining
rignt, and nojeloudto bessccninth'e
h' ens yet there waa constant
,ii,,n- nf small particles of water
f the leaves of thistree!, iu aU re
$ct rcsemblm;xain, which is quite
. . i j 1 1 l . lutinraan fill-
v;siUc WhCil tnc iiyv ? wvv-v
Vntf Wcrf. IVe at
tpnt:ou Qf the fcWious to!flu.liveep;m
t 0 U(i
ask for a.solutlonf thc mys:
" j -
cannibaW'oue who
piuipn 101
lovea nis iciw r1"". f u - : f 1
t 1 . 1 I fcVI n -It; f
When is a ma
1. frii-rtlftiiR? When it
raas ".?''
Wliv ' should i magisn
T7i,v 1 eli mi d a macisiraw tyv r
cold?-liecaUse he represent ust-ice.
I EXaTors r Court.
hi HonurFW. PCanaiay, Maytir
- i ft k'presidid: ; . ,, J;;
The follqwins cases trere ilieposed of
this morn iritr ''-4 u " '
Hcnrj' Neson7for disorderly cpnduct
on the streets;'' rined $5 and costs or
10 days on1 the streets. - ;
Two persons, clraged with disorderly
conducr, were dismissed on payment of
costs.
Hubert Hill, disorderly conduci; case
continued, over. j
James Conlin, disorderly conduct and
drunkenness, fined 10 and costs, or 15
days on the streets.
John Nixon, drunkenness, fined 5
a.u4 cosU,i)r 10 days on the streets.
W. A. Adanw. drunkeness and fight
ing, fined 420 and costs for 30 days on
the streets.
Four of the above named individuals
not having the wherewithal to purchase
their freedom, and go on iheir way re
joicing, had their names finrolled upon
the "chain gang list," anil were set to
work improving the streets. At this
rate, four links every day, that chain
gang will soon be long enough to survey
and build the road to the pound.
k ,Tiiat Dog Fight. Anything we
desire, all we have to do is to ask for
itsays our devil. We asked for a dog
fight to be gotten up for our benefit,
"and it has been done ; yes, it took placr
Saturday afternoon, on Sixth street, and
a bloody fight it was toobut eye-wit
nesses say that our devil's dog com
pletely whipped, bit and scratched
Neill's dog into a "cocked hat." We
understand, we were not there, and we
simply nn rrate the facts as they were
told to us by eye-witnesses, and our
special reporter, who says that Neill is
going to have some good sausages for
sale to-morrow morning. j
'Dangerous P r a v t 1 c e. That cjf
horse racing on our streets, as is the case
almost ..cry day in the week, and Sun
days for a variety. Several persons
were indulging in this pastime yester
day (Sunday) afternoon, near Ninth
and Chestnut fdreets, and as they ap
proached the corner, one of the horse
men, suddenly', wheeling his borsp,
came near running over I several sma,ll
children, who were sitting upon tile
irrass nuietlv eniovinr themselves.
o 1 1 1
Surely such recklessness upon oiirthor
oughiares, should not be allowed, dcii
tlemen, please apply the remedy.
At it An a i v. The : irrocerv shon -iof
Jlr. W. 11! Diiguid, onMcRae, between
Mulberry and Walnut streets,. was en
tcred bv a colored man on Saturday
i.i 1.. . ,.I,Mif . S-:'.!! ..lr-L ;ml :ii-
IlIlTJlt litl, .uivuu ...... w v.uv.., --1
, . - i ,V!w1 ujU
0 , ..., n :
thc counter, began asking. the rice oj
several articles, when he called for goods
amounting to t. After getting them
tied up securely, he again called for
otlicr soods to the amount of $1 p0,
making a bill of $C 50 :in all. By this
time he had managed to approach near
thc door, and handing 0.11c of the bun
dles to a confederate, who stood outside,
he seized the other package and away
thev went, closely followed by. Mr. Du-
mid for about thc distance of one block,
but they soon distanced him, and he was
comrielled to return to his shop, there
to become a wiser man
i It is a srreat pity this class of " Ijght
fingered" jrentrv, who have .settled up
on this novel way of getting a living at
the expense-' of the unsuspecting mer
chant, could not be captured nnd made
to suffer.
1 !
I For thc Post.
Betjfort, N. C, May 8, 1874.
Thfi followins persons have been
tn from St. Paul's
nhnreh. Beaufort, to the fifty-eighth
nnnnal ConvehtionKf theH Episcopal
Church, in this State, to bo held at
Wilmington, on thc 3rd Wednesday 111
.May, 1S74.
A. C. Davis t
George Walker,
J. C. Davis,
Alonzo Thomas, delegates.
Jacob L. Gibble,
W. F. Higgins;
Thomas Duncan,
W Alexander, alternates.
What nation U mos t ntclv to
Determma
in a
limCUlC enieii'ii
tion.
Whv is a ship designated as "she .
Because she always keeps a man on ,uu.
lnok-out. ,ii .i.i.tiiHf'
. Manv of the daily papers say . they
nro oDDOsed to mnauuu, ,.uu - w.
- . 1 . Li.nff nn upon e.
are
constaniy p.y."i"b . r rf rww
nit fcu;:;T.i a -
-if i-ri
NEW YORk.
New York, i May 11.
A Little Bock special, 'dated last
cveninir, contains the follotring: t v. -. ,
negroes were killed by Baiter's
picket) near the Fair Grounds, eiterday
morning. In the afternoon s$veraiskir-
advanced up the 'street and
joined Baxter's pickets, when thetffiicer
in commano: oraerea an ciuzens w meir
homes Sand the soldierso thefr.quarters.
The regulars kept close at t$m barri
cades, i A fight was expected- at any
time during the afternoon 6r! evening.
Ther,e are two companj.es pi ieuiars
at the pity Half, one at the IT. S. Court
buildirig, and artillery with horses harr
nessed on a side street. J
The rcguUrs have four barricades in
the city and! one on the opposite side
VJX VUV fllyl. ;
Orddr3 were issued by all parties yes-
terday afternoon for the soldiers to go
to their quarters and the citizens to keep
in their houses. I
In the evening, Col. White, of Bax
ter's force, rode to the outskirts of the
citv, ahd the regulars followed shortly
after.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, May 11.
ThcJ steamer Cheek, from below,
i 1 1 1
brings j important news regarding tnc
overflow of the Mississippi. I
At 9o'clock yesterday morning, the
levee ih front of Friar's Point, on the
Alississippi, broke at Magnard A Mil
ler's. fTlie former crevasse is one hun-.
dred vards wide, and the latter fift y, and
as the kvater outsidee of they levee was
fully five! feet above the level inside the
water poured through in an immense
rolume, defying: all attempts to check
it, andl soon inundated the;; town and
surrounding country. The crevasses
will inundate a very lare arid rich' sec:
tion offeotton lands., j
St. ifrancis river "was stationary yes-
terdavjarid the levee on the 'Helena or.
V rlrnnias si do still held good. About
two -illousand hands are engaged in
strcngtiiening it, but the river had made
a cut cJff yesterday at Council; Bend; cut-
ting on; some. lourtecn raiies,anuiucoii
sequenfce the river is rising, below the
cut off iat the rate of one inch per hour.
Further news from Helena is
anxiously
looked for.
LOUISIANA
, New Okleas
Mav fl.
The ! Fifth Quentcnnial convocation
of the Sisters ot Charily 01 ronn
America was inaugurated yesterday iu
ck county Maryland- About
350 Sisters, comprising Superioresses of
asylumk, hopitals and otlier institutions
at San
Francisco, Boston, Buffalo, -JNew
Orleans, and other cities, and represent-
h few exceptions, every Ameri
can diocese, were present at Ujeinaugu-
cejremonies. -Mass was celebrated
by thejRev. Father Guedsey, Superior
of the iommunity in the United States.
Thp. rftiivocation wilt continue until
Tuesday May lum ..
ARKANSAS
: Little. BpCKIay ll
Fedtiral Coh Rose ordered the resto
ration fcf the steamer Hattie to owners
whereupon the Brooksites scuttled her.
She sunk to the hurricane decjf ; ;
Both parties (are reinforced;., The
lines am closely drawn and more cannon
A number of .Senators an
reseji:
tatives
have appealed to President
Grant,
bling
for protection in their ssem-
!
WASHINGTON.
rV-b
, 'WAsrfhrcrTOSi i&Iy 11 "
Tlie
House has passed aJWt appro
priating ten thousand 'dollars " for, tM
iniprovtement ot the tJsienoaia rner m
GeorgiL- ' ' ;aif ;4; ( ,
In tile Senate, the billfor'jthe better
organisation of the tates;
iriet Cburis in!lx)uiaianawsecoiE-
mitted
if,)-
to the Judiciary Committees 1
it'
r.ft MICHIGAN.
1.
----Detroit, May 11.
I Thc
wimflia!ilulied 'anil Muskegon
c6nsid(eur safe 4 from th0 burning
15
woods.
I'
r"
CABLE . DISPATCHES,
j 4 ;
, ENGLAND.
' 1 Lonlhon, May 11.
A; dispatch from Bayonne says: that
Don Carloi has issued a proclamation
aiinuncin:that he jwill offer strenuous
resistance W1 the Kepublican army in
tue iflseaysprovincesf. 1 h s 1
, Lieut (4en. Sir -Archibald Wilson,
Knighted for services at thd cajtture of
Delphi, iu jl 857, ik dead. 5 - 5 ! ;
5 Ijeb4njg,i-ff6Hi!' Liverpoobfoi? Ma
deira, it is feared is lost with aU aboard.
STATE IT
Crceu eas are fifty cent a petk iu
,Newbern. .. f; v;!!; r" ' ; . -j 'j
if The Newbern Loan and Building As
sociation has been in existeucc one year,
And loaned $10,000. ' ... .s i
The blissful month of May has indu
ced twenty-one couples in Cumberland
county td Walk up to the office and pur
chase a marriage license. !
There are five divorce cases pending
in the Cumberland Superior Court. An
evidence, a paper of Fayettevlle ob
serves, of kn advancing civilization.
The Newbern Republic-Courier says :
The Republican nominating convention
will be held at Goldsboro' next Tbtrrs
day. From the present outlooif the
chances for the rc-noniination of .udge
Thomas seem to be the best. :
THe FavettevilleSSVacaHai says of a
Democratic ex-officeholder: Wejhave
been-shown a co
y of a writ of ;sum
A. McPhersoi Jr.,
mons. siffUed by
Clerk, issued against a bondsman of Mr
E. P. Powers, in t
ie suit of ythe town oft
Fayettevillc vs. E P. Powers, et al. It
calls the defendants to answer a com
plaint 111 which thc town of Fayetteville
has laid its damages at the. sum of ten
thousand dollars. The bondsman says
'this suit is brought on account of a te
fieicney in the settlement of Air. Powers'
list as tax collector of the town, when it
was under; Democratic rule.
Chinning Over Drinks.
Lawranpe Hanley, a reniarkablr
frank young "man, was yesterday ex
plaining to a jury in the General Ses
sirin howl Henry Lent z, a bar-kieper,
happened to shoot pirn in the breast.
Hanley on the night of April 2.5 met
four acquaintances in the bar-room at
tended by Lent z, at Laight and Grcen-
which streets," and called for a round of
drinks. He had a dollar but didn't like
to break it, and asked Lentzto hang thc
drinks Pp j Lentz replied that his sup
ply of hooks for hanging drinks .was ex
hausted!. A slight dispute on this point
was followed by the'discussion of fa dif
ference of opinion as to the name of one
of the drinkers. " It's Riley," said the
bar-keeper. " No it ain't," answered
Hanlev. - You are a liar." returned
thc bar-keeper. " Your are a- -fliar,
prcsisted Hanley. Thereupon thc bar
keeper ordered the party out , of his
place', and Hanley retorted, telling him
to go to" - V ' 1
"Lentz's Dutch was . up by this Mime,
and without further parley: he snatched
a seven -sliooter from behind the bar and
blazed a 4 way at Hanley. The ball
danced and inflicted but a trifling flesh
wound. "What did you o then?"
asked Mr. Kintzing, prisonercounsel.
I told him to shoot again,- d him,
answered the complainant. "And why
did you tell him that?" Hanley paused,
and shook; his head, seemingly to imply
that the1 question was superfluous.
" Answer me," continued tltc counsel ;
"why, did. you tell, himjt6hoot you
aain?" '! Well " said Hanley, " I just
thought lie might w well make a finish
ix KJ,HAMn !
Ol U.UC SCCJUi iiv yvwu. :
i '! . ' . ! .
Tpnrz will snend a vear in ihe l'em-
tentiary
atiary.-t-V; Y. Sun. ' i 1
r
1 Newspaper readers do not like to pe
ruse indifferent poetry by little girls
unless the little girls are their own.
ylf yourt brain is on fire blow it put.
TSSW I ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 ! Aouncemeat
T ANN0U5 ICE MYSELF A CANDIDATE
lor the office of
r .if;
Clert of the Snperior Court
OK
NEW' 1 HAK0VKR COUNTY,
and respeclfally ask the support of the '
1.
VOTERS OF SAID COUNTY. ;
J; X CASSIDEY.
5-:
; i may .ll-lw
- Ik t'i
'ti '.i . .
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NEW AD VKitriSEulM'17
, - ... Iff-, ,
ot thosd Elegant and Cheap Suits of
received yesterday.
NpBBY D.
B. SACKS SUITS,
the latest cut, just at hand. They uie
very pretty. ;
jm.unon;& CO.,
CitYCJAfruiE,
may S 21 North Front Street.
' I WK AMERICAN LIGHTNING l'.OlJ I
X COMPANY'are prepared to furnUIi,
throuizh theii1 Agent, Mr. EDWARD 1D.M-,
EROY, their Superior Safety lions.
Order least T. J. Southerland TJvery
Stables will be promptly a ttended to.
may4-lw EDWARD lUMEROT.
EVERY ONE THAT TRIES THE DIUED
SUGAR CORN once, gets more anotn
cr Fresh Invoice Just Received.
ALSO, small lot POTOMAC ROE HER
RINGS, very nice for breakfast c tea. New
MACKEREL and COD FISH. Always nn
hand, a general line of GROCERIES, CAN-'
NED GOODS, WINES and LIQUORS. Our
PRIDE OF THE MARKET and
REEK NO FURTHER
Flours givv general satisfaction.
Our Mr. Donahoe being now. and will re
main some time at the North, and buylne
goods exclusively for each, we art prepared
to put our goods to CA-5II CUSTOMERS at
NORTHERN PRICES.
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J. II. McGARITY A CO.
Under Seanians' Home.
FOR SOLICITOR.
WE'AIlK rc(iuoRtel to annouuee that
EDWARD CANTWELL, the present,
incumbent, is a candidate for solicitor ot
this Judicial District, subject to the action
of the Kepublican Judicial Nomlnatlntf
Convention when callnl. u
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"REMEMBER I "
j THE
-THE BEST1 BUTTER IN THE
W0RLI).,,
1 .
yyE arej iiow prepared to furnish this
Choice" Butter to tne family trade.
EVERY PACKAGE STAMPED.
Received fresh every week, direct from
our Orange county dairy.
A
"IJUY ONLY THE REST."
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f For 8aJc only by
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NEW 4ND l UtiSIl
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QOODS
EVERY
WEEK
IM1-OUTED CANNED CJGODb
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. j Try;' the
' ' SALAD DTvESSiN(t.
At; I ; .
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fjiRUDlEN 10WN." K C. . Newby ;
"The : Hidden Sin," ,,Njiie-Thicc," by Otd.hi;
"Colonel lacre ""No Intenlioim," 'Tldneab.
Redox," "The Dine Ribbon," "Ixdtle lar
11 ii?;," "Young RrowiiM,Victor 3 Triumph,"
'Down the River," a tale of the Cape Fear ;
"The Pentateuch," "lipids and HtlaB iu
Pastoral Theology," boy Win.. S. l'l 11 miner, J
D, D., LL. J.
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il ve Rook and 'Mush' Store,
1ST o.
1, Gran it'! Bow, ,
fDOL'TU FllONT SrilKKT. ' ' '
GERKEN & HAAR, Proprietors; -
The best of
--
Lipors,
Wines, Cigars, Lager Beer;
And AT.
erved ev
1 extendi
S always or-hand. OYSTER '
served every style. A respectful InvtUition
is extended to all. '
feb H-lrri
LADIES.
Y
TOUR ATTENTION LS ESPECIALLY
invited to pur large and varied stock of.
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"P R I iV
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Ml SUMMER MILLINERY.
Which will be sold cheap, ;
FOR CASH ONX.Y.-
PRICES TO SUIT CU8TO3IERH.'
n. strock.
EVANS BLOCK,
ncess Street, near Front
Pr
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THE
WEEKLVPOST
Is published ' eVcry Friday morning I at
, the astonishingly low price of. .
, ' ONE DOUUAU PER ,ijK2jTO ! ,
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