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WILMINGTON, N. .'G;, RPIDAY, MAY 151874
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CITY ITEMS.
loit Ollicc Herniations.
riu- ni ils xvl'l close from this date us fol
lows :
Northern through (night) mails ...S p 51
v' through & way (day) mails... A M
oatbern mail- 8 P M
rolina Central Hallway mails .. j A M
mithvllle Saturday and Tuesday .....G A M
Fayetteville, river, Monday &Friday..l P M
fyettvllle.by Carolina Central llail-
way, dally.i...L -- ...A A M
Onslow Court House, (horse mail) eve
ry Fr!day v o a si
Mails delivered from 7 am to 7 p m, and on
saudrtys from 8:30 to 9:3J a m.
" SUimp Office 'open from 8 a m to 12 m, and
from -"to lip w- Money; order on Register
department open same a stamp office.
Jlours foi dpening and closing Wil
minjton" ISbrary Asociaiion Reading
Room, daily: :
0 o'cloct a in, to 1 g'clock p m.
3 o'clock p m, to G o'clock p m.
7 o'clock p m, to 10 o'clock, p in.
Sfal GeuKIX luw charge of our city
.tnA i niilinr! tit r'lilllt
money.' due therefor.
I vOUTE. carrier boyd are not author
ised t sell copies of the Tost.
Signal Service, U. S. Army-
Weatliei
ltepori.
- OnbKKVBR'S OFriCB, I
WiLMiNttTOW, May 15, 1874. (
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"atlTbcr 1 Wind;:(
Weath
er servation
7:00 A. M.
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2:00 P. M.
2H;SiS 70 iur'ti p:cutic 'Fair
3D. 85!) 7S 8 fresh J Cloudy
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JTTO SCHUTZK,
Obfccrvcr, L?.
A A.
Oli sr.wsi'Ai'KUs, suitable for wrap
pin' paper, in packages of fifty, for sale
tf.
at tins oiuce.
Mr. W. H. 1'opp is authorized to
I'OST.
Rooms Rep. District Co.mmittee, )
Wilmington, X. C, May 0. )
Tl.n District Convention to nomi
nate a Republican candidate for Con
gress will meet at Fayettevillc, 2s . C.
on the 19th instant. Each county will
be entitled to as many delegates in
the Convention as they have in the
lower House of the Legislature.
; ! W. P. Canada y,
Chin'n Rep. District Committee.
K:irpttvnif Statesman. Xew Berne
Rnmblicnn-Onirkr and Times leasc
copy. - . '
There are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses; the pin-worms
(pointed at both ends) are the most
common 'and most dangerous. Slier i-
'hue Cavatrv Condition Powders will, in
a feu davs. piwit the worms, and the
j , j ,
horse, will begin to thrive.
Factories and machine shops should
not be allowed to run a day witltout
Jo'tnmnh Anodmxe Liniment. In case
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of a sudden accident, an immediate use
of it mnv save weeks of surTeriiiir, and
perhaps a limb, or even life,
may 14 dGt & wit.
To the Republican) Voters of New
Hanover County.
You are hereby notified that there
will be a County Convention at the City
Hall, in Wilmington, on Saturday June
Hh, at 10 o'clock, a. m., lor the pupose
of nominating a Senator and three (6)
Kepresentativcs to the Legislature, a
Sheriff a Superior Court Clerk, a Coro-
ner, a Register of Deeds, a County
. i
Treasurer, a County Surveyor, Five (5)
bounty Commissioners and a new Couu-
ty Committee.
Each Township in the county, each
ward in the i" Citv of Wilmington, and
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the town of Lillingtou will be eptitled
ti three (3) delegates.,'
The Republican voters ii'i the several
Conntry Townships will meet at their
nual voting places at 12 o'clock noon
n Friday, 3Iay20tli, ;o chose delegates
t the Convention. ,
The Republican voters in the several
"ards in the city of Wilmington, and
in the town of Lillihgtoii will meet at
their usual places of meeting at 8 o'clock
r. m., Friday May 20th, to chose dele
gates to the Convention. The polls in
Wilmington will be closed at 9 o'clock
V- n., and the ballots counted.
n . f;.
Jclciration., -?rnm an v Ward or Town-
"hip presenting themselves at the Con
vention, the County Committee reserves
the right to decide which delegation
"hall take part in the organization of
t,le Convention." '
By order of Republican County Con
lin. , Geo. Z. FREncir,
-t Chairman.
. H GfiiiiwEN, Secy.
police are loon to be-uni-
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Trinity
College Cjommencement
takes place, on ,11th of Jilne.
Muddy stj-cets are to be observed,
fallen.
Black HaUk Trioe, 10. R: M., meet
t-night, when several Candidates are
to beinitiatea. il'
The mall tobber, Jas. fNVilliatas, will
have an examination before Commis-
sioner Cassidey, on Mondiay.
An attempt was made to enter the
residence of SL R. Weil, Esq., on Wed-
nesday night but it was
nipped in the
bud.
. The Co Doctor was
tenced to serve thirty
! again re-sen-
days on the
streets, by hii Honor, the Mayor, this
morning.
Silas X. Martin, Ecj., of this city
lias resigned as a Director of the Peni
tcntiary, and his place has jbeeri fillei
by the appointment of If. w:; Welkeri
Lsfj., of Guilford. ! - !J I.
Some one of tha old philosophers has
said,-" where! there's a I Will there's a
YdJ
way" Well this local confesses to the
will, but the way 6 find items this
morning is minu.v
Uy
A friend has asked us why the Slar
J and Journal did not publish the speech
i of Col. A. Ai McKoy, the Democratic
candidate for jludge, delivered! onMem
orial Day. We think weliknow.
Broke In.
iHahds are busilv en-
gaged to-day
repairing the
side! walk
and i Mar-
on Third, between- Princessj
ket streets, which has been considerably
damaged by tjic recent rains that have
fallen. A large and dangerous .hole
has been caused, but alli'damages will
De repaireq tcj-uay. j j
Dull You talk about your, dull
days, and yoitr scarcity of items, if to
day don't beat any that his individual
has ever cxDerienced., tilen he'll iust
exchancre iack knirekbr a! sour btclle,
or his pocket-book for ft ' horse, or do
anyinmjr eiseinat is uesirea.
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Ca la nth a f p LiODGE.rrX t! istruinored
that Calantha Lodge Xo.i7, Knights of
Pythias, of this city, will! be transform
cd into one composed entirely -of uni
formed raemhers ; however, matters will
be decided union at a meetlnjr to be held
this evening when a full iattendance of
members, also members or tne otner
Lodges in thii citv, is desired.
Calantha is; a thriving young Lodge,
and it is hoped to record jthe fact of its
being the banner Lodge of. Knights of
Pythias in this State, co nrposed. entirely
ot uuilormea members.
We've Been. We've!
been Atd the
to the Court
City Hall ; we've been,
House; we've been to the Magistrate's
offices: we've been pn ihe wharves;
we've been " down street) " we'vebeen
" on the hill ;T ana tne LKjra only knows
where this "critter" hasn't been tq-day
and, in the language of philander jDoe-
sticks,;Josh Iiillings, or somebody else,
" narT a darned bit of i news could we
diskiver." It ain't our fault. We have
the satisfaction of knowing that we've
i
J0nc our clutyi and our numerous read-
ers will have to bear the consequences.
Jorusalem ! don't we hate to make, an
apology, butJ
we repea.it ain't our
fault.
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A Xew Church. The Rev. George
W. Price, by
authority, has purchased
-1
a lot on the c
r
rncr df Xinth and Market
streets, on which he Will
soon erect a
Church, to be known as Trinity Metho
dist Episcopal ! Church . - The- firsi j pay
ment was made this morning and! in a
few days we niay expect the erection of
this, edifice td begin. j- i j
i In this connection we would state that
the Rev. X. G. Matton, Presiding Elder
of Wilmington District NJ C.' Confer
ence, First M. E. Church! this" city,
f iriuph lid Revj W. Ji Parkinson is
rastor. is on a visit to xew xorn, ior
the purpose m racing iuu
in another Church, intended iof the
white population. , "j
: The Rev. W- J- Parkinion is holding
services everyiSabbitk inJWalnut Hall,
TtrniVlvn. where he preaches to targe
and appreciative congregdtions, aiid on
last Sabbath f Sunday. School .was or
ganiiednujubcring some twenty-five
Our new
formed.
scholars.
t .it i
wr.: s-m . d:t
His Honor jW. P. CanadaY, Mayorv
l presiding.
Matthew By mans, drunkenness on
the streets fined $10 and costs, 'or 2d
days on the streets. ,
fUet, 'fl J.t ,j
day, on the streets. I
C. McHenrv. the corn doctor whose
t i flf; . , ... . , l
terni of sentence has just expired, was,
arrested asain on yesterday for drunks
enness
and disorderly conduct, and
again
sentenced to nav a fine of $20
and costsjor 30 days on the streets. Of
course the latter was his choice, and for;
the third time he is engaged in impro
ving the streets of our citv. ' I
Knowing ones say that we are going
to have the Sound Railroad.
THE Grand Encampment II O. O-F,
is in session to-day in Greensboro.
This is what ".Young Probs" said
this morning : " The rain Tall af.:er 12
O'clock last night amounted to 2.2S
inches, If to this you add the amount
that fell yesterday, you have 2 91 inch
es, or .03 of an inch more than the total
precipitation of rain during the entire
month of April." A young deluge.
The Xew Collector. Gen. F. C.
Abbott, the newly appointed Collector
of this r'ort, is generally well known in
in this Stale and conmmnitv
A jren-
tlemen of indomitable energy and great
sagacity, lie will bring to the. discharge
of his duties judgment and skill. There
is no man in the State w is more de
serving of the favors f the administra
tion than Gen. Abbott, and there is no
man in this district who would fill the
office of Collector, better than the new
appointee. -
Paddy's Hollow. Somebody has
said that the "greatest humbug is a
humbug," but we say tlfat the greatest
humbug, nuisance or some other cogno
men of the same nature is the region in
our city known, as "Paddy's ""Hollow."
Xot only is this place a nuisance, hut
it. is a disgrace to our city, and we be
lieve that all nuisances are contrary to
the law, ! We hope soon to chronicle
the fact that this nuisance has been
ahated. This paragraph is the 'thought
and expression of numerous citizens
as such it is hoped that the proper steps
wilfbc at once taken to bring about a
change.
Manufacturing lfi o s r e r i t y.
The St. Jonnsbury Caledonian, of April
18th, says, "Last Friday, the Fairbanks
Scale Company had an order from the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
for twenty-four five-hundred-bushel
hopper scales to bo put into their new
immense elevator, building at Locust
Point. As these are fifteen-ton scales,
and arG all set in a row, some idea of
the size of the elevator may be gained."
The production last week was one thou
sand and seventy-eight scales, includ
ing six iron frame railroad-track scales,
of thirty! to fiily tons capacity and fifty
five hay scales ; and these orders come,
not only from all parts of the United
States, but from every portion of the
rlrLo
It
A XEW ARRANGEMENT- XEW OWN
ERS and Xew Agents. Capt. Ai D.
Cazaux, has been appointed Agent at
this place for the Lorrillard Line of i
steamers that was, this line haying
been repurchased by Win. P. Clyde, Esq.
of Xew York. - I
There are three first-class steamers
on this line, and under the manage
ment of Capt. Cazaux, we predict such
an influx of trade as never was known
before.
For the present, the line will be a
weekly one, but additional steamers
will be addel as business increases. 'i
The Steamship Regulator will sail
from Xew York for this port to- mor
row. : i
An ardent lover, pouring out his pas
sionate devotion in verse, spoke of that
night when, walking with his sweet
heart, he " kissed her under the silent
stars." In print he was made to say
that he "kicked her under the cellar
stairs." ,
T?nbrn Smith, of Xorthfield, Vt..
wanted to die because he thought bis
wife was unkind' to him. lie tooK mor-nhine-
but the wife was prompt eLough
with restoratives to keep him alive. r. So
he watcnea ior anoiuei cuautr, wv-aui
to the barn, and there hung himself.1 ;
IiATESX BY TBCJ03,a.PH
WASHHIGTOIT
it
v
WAsniifaTaxfliaY-io?
The following- carofirif itrif-ori
tementpftlie meaning of theVurren-
-r,-,- t ' -'TVl "Jl vi'ui
i Wlffthetl,
W.WWflW
as me closest approach' tlr the Solution
, .,a . v J,. i: f. ct.
T f X
cur-
T , J . ' r ' i rt V,
cept five per cent, Whf llis to fce-
posited in the Treasru-yfr purposes of
icuwupwyn iu uniiea itiatQes notes, ana
requires reserves on: dpositcs i
itep oy eacn.; ban in itsfwn-vaul &
part ot which: reserve A sliall ho one-
fourth part of the "coiH-lived by: !r as
interest on the hotjds &fcas Security
by the ITiur Stateerr
pare lbrspecie payments thie bill requires
the retirement of greenbacks equal ' in
amount to 25 pet cent, ofjjthc new na
tional hank currency issued, the retire
ment to begin 'within thirty days after
the amount of $1,000,000 df the nation
al bank currency has been issued, the
maximum amount of the United States
notes is fixed at $382;Oo,OO0 and re
tirement shall be in reduction of that
amount until it be reduced! to $300,000,
.000. The redemption section, of the
bill provides that on ab aiter July,
1S78, the greenbacks! whenever
presented in siims of $1,000 or any mul-
tiplc thereof, may be redeemed in com,
Or bonds bearing 4 percent, interest in
coin, at the option of the 'government ;
and it shall be compulsory on the Sec
retary of the Treasury to re-isue the
nbtes exchanged for, bondsJ
- :M
I The best features in this bill are those
which require the reserves
to be kept by the banks of!
on deposits
he different
parts of the country in their own vaults,
instead of sending them ofE to Xew York
to be loaned for speculative purposes in
Wall street, and which prp ides that a
part of these . reserves shall be constitu
ted of one-fourth part of ithe coin re
ceived as interest on the blonds' held by
the government as security.
These provisions may servje to strength
en the banks at homo, and perhaps tend
to keep up a better distribution of cur
rency, the volume of which, however, it
seems inevitable, mustbelincreased, if
the bill becomes a law. Thus there is
to be more or less inflation under it, and
the much talked.! of " elasticity " per
haps.
The provision i releasing the banks
from the maintenance of a reserve on
their deposits, except 5 pet cent, depos
ited in the Treasury for purposes of re
demption, is a liberal one for those in
stitutions, jj
Attorney Goneral Williams has given
an opinion in the Arkansaf matters re
ferred to him by the President. He says
that it would be disastrous1; to allow the
proceedings by which Brooks obtained
possession of the office to be drawn into
as a precedent ; there is not a State in
the Union in which they would not pro
duce a conflict, and probably bloodshed;
they cannot be upheld or justified upon
any ground, and in his, opinion Elisha'
Baxter should be recognized as the law
ful Executive of the State ff. Arkansas.
President Grant will tcWlay issue a
proclamation in accordance with this
opinion. j
The Senate is considering bills from
the committee on Claims.
The House is " considering private
bills. j
The House committee
on Kail ways
and Canals, to-day, decided to report
Eads' jetty bill as perfected by the Sen
ate committee. Itlwill be" reported to
the House next Monday hy Hurfbuit,
of Illinois. The Committee
leave to report at any time!
havmg
ARKANSAS
Little Eock, May 15.
The BaiWites captured Brooks' car
riage,hiis daughter and coachman, t
Col. King White in atempting to kill
a Brooksite, killed a Baxterite instantly.
Xamerous murders and outrages are
reported throughout the State."
KENTUCKY.
'tjnri LTO Maylo.
'The Vcathcr is mir, and the attend
ance large. , Iucy Jackson won the
hurdle i race y Cape Cod won the mile
and a quarter dashT" Time :12. ' f
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ft
curoRiniu :
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Jf
tThft bandil Yasqucz, with ttr of his
4!i- i . , . t
ijaug, nere ijiureu near .uoa, geios.
1
ENGLAND. ,
London.. Mir 15.
, The Que-'H. gave a stat;ban;t last
urght to the Czar and Grand ! lr;i AI
cxis. llie Prince and e Vrifti jfa of
'WaleSji jpuke'and Duchess of Edaurg
ent. . .The Czar will go to Buckingliam
Palace at noorL to-uay, and W1
hly visit the Empress ' Eugenia next
Sunday.
V t
j Paris, May 15.
ii 1 o
challenge of the Left ahd1 Extreme
n. , , f - -i , ! i i M1
0:,.r
Xl'lUU ti.X IVVUVIUL Mill, : CAI.A II Hi
make his imotion for its iijwnediate dis
cussion a Cabinet question! j
STATE ITEMS.
Twenty prisoners in the Charlotte
jail. 1 ' ! " i
Sampson county farmers arc behind
hand in their work, i ! !
The! Good Templars of Greensboro
i
had five initiations Monday night.
ThclPiodmont Press says the tariff
i tt i c-
charged in Hickory for a first-class
thrashing is $1. 00.
Messrs.Purnell and Pool, candidates
"or the Superintendent of Public In
strttction had a discussion at the For
syth Superior Court. . ; , !
A lightning rod man had his arm
broken! by a fall from his wagon, in
Orange county. A bad road was the
cause,' and he will sue for damages!
Didn't Know Him
A California paper tells the following
of Lieut. Derby, "John Phenix," the
humorist : "One evening, at the theatre,
Phenix observed, a man sitting three
seats in front whom he thought he
knew ; he requested the person sitting
next to him to "punch the other with
his cane." The polite stranger did so,
and the disturbed person turning his
head a little, he discoved his mistake
that he was not the person he took him
for. Fixing his attention steadfastly
on the pfay, and anecting unconscious
ness of the whole affair, he left the man
with the cane to settle with the other
for the disturbance, who being wholly
without an excuse, there was, oi course,
a ludicrous and embarrassing scene,
during all of which Phenix was pro
foundly interested in the play. At last
the man with the cane asked, rather in
dignantly :
" 'Didn't you tell me to punch that
man With my stick ? y
"'Yes."
"'And what did you want?"
" 'I wanted to sec whether you would
punch him or not."
A minister once was heard explain
ing to his congregation that Urim and
Thummim were the. names; of two pre
cious stones which were etiin the high
breast plate of judgment,; and when
consulted they displayed j the will of
God by showing a wonderful brilliancy,
though thev gave no lustre if the mat
ter required were disapproved. "Mv
brethren, this is what learned Jewish
and Christian expositors tell : us con
cerning these two precious stones the
stones are lost, but my Christian breth-
ren, we need tnem not we have a
surer means of discovering the will of
God : and still it is by Unmand Thum-
inin iff we alter a jingle letter in one
of those mysterious words.-; Take your
Bible, my brethren,! use him and thumb
him, ahd you will discover thcavill of
God as; surely as ever the! high priest
uiu uj :i-iiv dwij vi vuu K'lriob Fiittr.
atA t m Kit 4hn orAVTf j- Ii twAflcf v Inf a " "
The bommissioner of Internal Hev-
enue states that the receipts from inter
and olfier memberf of the RoVixt lmily
anddladslone'and Disraeli yitKall
the member of the" Cahlnct were pres
nal revenue for the fiscal year ending I HltUEi NORTH CAROLINA STOCK OF
June 30 1874 will reach SlOOOOOCOOl THIS SEASON'S OROWTH, and 'Mar
june tsu, win reacu ?iw,uw,fw I ranted pure. Sudfamples,nUtt(iinui-
without doubt.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rpRODDEN DOWN," B C. Ji Newby ;
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The Hidden Sin," "Nine-Three," by Ouida;
; . '' a
Colonel racre ""No Intentions," Thineas
Redux,? "The Blue Ribbon "Loltld Dar
! . i . , I J
ling," "Yottnalirtrirn," "Victor's Triomph,"
Down thc River," a talc of the Cape Fear
"The Pentateuch," "IDnts and Helas hi
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Pastoral Theology ," boy Wmi S. Plummcr,
" ' 'r' ',. . i-i . . i...-v
D. D., LI D. J
HEINSBERGER'S ! !
aprll-tf
Live Book and Music Store.
mW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE "BTEAMSlIir
JELIZ GULATOR,
.pit
VIN
will sail froni New
York ibr WilmingtoD, SATUKDAY, May
lath.-iirj. i :' y- . , r
f i . ' ;
For freight engagements, apply to
A. D. CAZAITX, Agent.
1.1S71 3u7-nalf
may
Office of county Commissioners
GW HANOVER COUNTY, ' )
mington, js. u., May 6t lb7-i.
T N PUltSUANCE OP SECTION K Ob AN
1 act to liaise lt?venue. railflctl Fclrtiftrv
I 11 til. 1874. 1 lift Tln:irl nf nn vl'iinm
4 1 wT J 1. T a . . .... . . .
I ners or New Iian6ver county will meet at
I the Court House in the city of W'llmiDgtoiii
on the
THIRD MONDAY IN MAY. 1ST!
and thcin and there proceed to revise the tax
lists and valuation rcnorled to them, mul
complete the lists, by computing tho tax
payable by each nerson and aflixliii? Him
sam&opposlte his name, The session of t ho
Board will continue for the spavo of three
working days. I ! t j
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The following duties devolve, upon
the Board : j !
1st. T ey shall hear all persons ohjct lin
to tho valuation of their properly, or to tho
amount of 1 ax charged against them.
2. Tliflv shflH Via.v iuuvki- l ' 1,.. ..,!
nation lupoii such properly as they ia1l
I Weem unreasonably low. Jor tho purport
above indicated the Eoard of Commissio
ners aro cmpower-d to summon and ex
amine wi tnosses, and toeon oct t he abs! rat-th
of tlie Township Hoards of TruslecM. I
AS MAY UE J UT AND III G I IT, ! "
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and sot the valuation of similar nrouerfv
throusrhout the count.v shall be n. muir uni
form as possible. " , i ;
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After the Tax Usis aro madn tin mul
placed in the hands oi tho Sheriff it will bei
come very difficult to mako analtemtlon
in inem. 'liiereroro all ncrsmis interested
will please attend to this important matter.
The frequent applications to the. County
Commissioners heretofore for relief and
correction of errors almost entirely tho
fault of ;tho tax-oayers has become an evil
of great magnitude, costing tho county
much more to correct errors than the whole
amount involved. Nptlcc is now given that
no alteration will be mado alter the time
exnlrps inxffont. in npi'irrtnnwuilili dm r
of the laAV. ,
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SIL.VSX.MAUTJN,
1 i
Chairman I3o?rd of County Commission
ers.
r. C. Hili, Clerk. may 1 1-dEt A wit.
Ofiice C. C. Railway Company,
WltMIXGTOX, 3IAV 143, 1874.
XOTICE TO SHIPPEBS.
rpiIE Warehouse at Eoygan's is now ready
JL for thQ reception ol freight, i'or the
present all shipments to that iolnt must be
prepaid I t
S. L. FUEMONT, i
Eng. and Supf.
may 1
-'it
Good
Ants.
News for tiic Hard Tim
I'AITTEN will give ONE 1IUN-
JLU.
UKEIJ AND NINETY POUNDS ofUAKED
BREAD for a Rjarrel of Family Flour, at her
r
J ' .
old Stand,
may 11 1 lw ' II MAItKET HTHEET.
rplIE XPItliSii BIUNU8 US MOKE OF
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i a, vow aa i.a , i j V-Vivu iulu
L
I
BL VE FLANNEL SUIT
Straw Hats f I'oin 15 cents U
aw iiais li-oin i& cents up.-;
LIXEX HATS, 50 CEXTS, I
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