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VOL. 2.
WILMINGTON, N. C;, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1877. NO. 59
to 0flUle:dWbeen P
L,uk iu the Auditor s office.
vrnairvill cndEter Sim
ru where! b will iircach and
PLEASE NOTICE
. ' ..'. - - .'-., : '
We'will be glad to receiTe comauictUet
frota our frienda on anr and al! bjeeli f
general interest but : ' " ' f
The name of the writer murt alirajt b
furni.-hed to the Editor. ,
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Communicationi must b 'writ ten onlj -o
t ae ?ide of. the paper. , :
I'crronali tier: must be avoided. .
TAnd it i especially and part!c!arlr aader
stood that i jc editor does not alwajf cadortfl
the riews of correspondent?, unless so stated
in the editorial columns. " ' .
fciruus of emigattng, and speeches were
nuide by cdonists, asking their fellows to
join them, 4 that the Irish peoplo may no
longer remain far behind the Germans
and others in the race for life, for while
other people have emigrated and ade a
name tor themselves, our people have
remained in the crowded cities, where they
cannot advance, and have called down Re
proaches upon their nation." Philadel
phia Times. r
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, LOCAL NEWS. -
1
,
AusoiiidH says : i ne i.ir-
J' . 1 . ii i r 1 . f r lilitltl
their wive, un0..v...,,
will "yc A 11,-V "l
Muiitlav. 1 Ley are to
Lami other attractions, lor the
L of the large crowd expected.
!.:,! Ansdman says : Dave
tl .red i.reaelicr.had been to one
Ji,,-tociwLaiicatcKou
s wasbcl over uie uam aim
cmk was greatly swoneu o,
the previous mgnis, ana not
L ia ruwmg ne was uuw.v to
c force of trie current . .
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mkui says : i ne mcuiwi
ufautry Co,nipany, .propoaeu
here, met Saturday; -ru uibt,
1 . lulr with
Lf result:! Captain, Alfred
ftt Lieutenant, N. A. McLean,
k;J.A.MvAllitcr;-Jra Lieut.,
tASun says : Oiic day ast
Jiio. . Uoueycutt s- Iwuse, ont
i crib, etc.,-' were entirely
'owebtimated to be about 2,-
fire was aca Jental and was
in time to save the property
strong wind prevailing at the
prt?ierty is located in No. 7
;dion. '
!Jou A jics savs : A aarkcy was
r
ktenby. wh) was a great cun
L)uli transfer his heart from
h to another, couhl make it o.)-Is.-ase
Vcathiug and jA'rfjrtn
Icrful tricks with the organs of
I He had traveled, as he stated,
rope. The above performance
sed by twol gctitleinen, one ol
'biciau, both of whom stated to
"y had never witnessed any
jinlerful before.
; . j
cord Sun says : The residence
Wikl'harr, a few miles from town,
rnday night about 'J o clock.
family vfcre at home at the
red people were on
y their efibits, some
bscd to be
few col
on, aud 1
hold effects were saved. 'The
Tlic flails.
The Mail close and arrive at tho City
ostoflic follows:'
CLOSE.
Northern through mails - - - Tj:1. f m
Northern throueh and way mails. 8:15 A M
Mails for the !. U. Kailroad, and
routes supplied therefrom - - 5:15 P M
Southern mails for all points youth, .
daily - - - - - e:3u ir js
Western mails (C. C. R. W.) dally
(except Sunday) - - o:yu A &i
Fayetteville, and offices ou Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and Fri
days - - - - - - 1:00 P M
Fayetteville hy C. C. R. W- daily,
(excent Sundays) - - - 6:00 A M
Onslow C. II. and intermediate of-
lices everv Friday - - - 6:00 A M
Smlthville mails, "by steamboat,
dally, (except Sundays) - - z:w v m
Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek,
Supply, Shallotte and Little
Rivei-, every Friday at - -6:00 A M
AKKIVE.
Northern throuKh mails - - 12:15 PM
Northern through and way mails. 7:15 P M
Southern mails - - - - - - - 9:00 A M
Mails delivered from 6:00 A. M. to 7:00 P.
M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order and
Register Departments open same as stamp
office.
Stamps for tale at general delivery when
stamp office is ciosed. ' I
Key lioxes accessible at all nours, day ana
night.
.Mails collected irom street boxes every day
at 4:00 p. M. ' -
New Advertisements.
Cuas. I). My Kits & Co Closing on Good
rriday C-anbcrrics, Ac. '.
A- David Bargains.
J. C. ilesps Unbreakable Lamp Shades.
A. Shriek. Collars by the bucket full 2
cents a bucket.
Our friends and patrons will please
understand that carrier boys i are not
i'.')o:l to sell conies of the 1 Review
riease do not bin of them or encourage
them to sell as it will positively cost the
boy ihs situation when detected.
Now is the time to paint and whitewash.
Xo woman is pleased at being told by a
man that he loves her like a sister. .
Gor. barque Ikrlh'a, Schuttc, arrived at
Stoitin on the '2oth i nst, from this port. '
ULiit.ino . Inu 'recently become a very
v:i!ii:!lii.'i commodity, and tho Price is
stca lilv risirp.
A young lady, asserts that sugar in drinks
rivkcs mustaches stiirchv. 1 rue : but
how should she know ?
the work of au io-
circun stances tro in m-:ve
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Qoauteuiy set ou 0;. 1 he
k perhaps eutircly covered,
ct of 1,500.-
!vuiad Directors of the It.
Uroad-Chane of Name. .
, 'Mr. Skipwith Wilmcr of
.one of the owners of the Air
H was in the city attcndiu
Bering of the deed for the Air
convered to the. nresent
Messrs John II. Fisher, Robert
m Alfred AusteH,trustecs iu the
t under which the road sold in
the 5th of last December. The
F names of the gentlemen
f w tue deed as owners of the
alaylor, BcldcuR. McAlpino
h "vm, llirarn W. Sibley,
Miam U.:Fogff, of New York,
, umcriot Ualttmore. The
(wctors who' are elected to
" the second Wednesday iu
5, also appear in the deed, and
P ? Eugene K'ell v. Alexahdei
TO Warren Smith, Abraham
i'"iiam n. F022. John H.
Dicksou, Henry C.
fB.McAlpine, Douglas H.
XJti Wilmer. , .
i? is attached a Jdeclara
f?nge:of title.. The portion
n & Richmond Air Lim
M in North Carolina, i
LBe known as the "North
f j YDe Kailway." , . .
l""Je valid the deed must U
Qcach county through whicL
rVhalolle Observer.
t'arollua Colonists.
T attend meeting of colonists
ruay afternoon in thchallol
KiPIrish
-Union .Colonization
Tito world is sure to find out an honest
., . ... i.i i , ' ..i t.
man : but it win unci mm oui a rvm uuai
quicker if he advertises.
4
Building operations' are being pushe
forward in dilferent parts of the city, not
withstanding the dullness.
r1. "uncombo cnnnic x-.i
W forfeit money Paid,
cnt speculation no cmt
fercuthlC0acret
Cwf3, th land
five yearn
wfd vi b.u CXPlration
tW "Wlmenta,
W.0lV- Whole Um nK
'JVtA Ottmbc'r tit k 11 '
1 v . i .,-vM5 iuosc C1C
The flowers arc backward this year and
there will be a difficulty in getting enough
for the Easter decorations.
A 'good, way to rid one's house of roaches
is to put them in a box and express it to
some friend in a distant city.
Nor. brig Hildin Jorgeusen, from
this port arrived at Queenstown on Jthe
27th inst.
Farming operations iu this section are
in full blast now, aud the "Nebcrchadncz
zars" of the farm arc having a tcugh time
of it. ' " .- .
The Fiiuce of t Wales intends to discard
tall hats. Now wc can' weir our stove-
pipe without the aun (vaiice of being mis
taken for a prince. '
His Excellency, Governor Drew, of
Florida, pastel through this city .last
night eu route for his home after a fey
days spent in Washington City.
Young man, are yoa contemplating au
April-fool sell? Well, now; just make it
practical, will you, by surprising ' some
poor, widow with a barrel of flour or a
busliel of potatoes.
Op Tuesday the commission of Hon. O.
l Mcarcs, as Judge "of the! Criminal
Court of New Hanover county, was made
out at the Executive office at lialeigh and
was received here last night.
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A friend at Warsaw is thahked for his
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letter, received last night, containing some
particulars in regard -to the Clinton fire
which had, however, becu anticipated by
he special di)atch from Goldsboro aud
published by us in yesterday's issue;
Col. Juo. W. Gordon, the well-known
insurance mau of Wilmington, is at the
Yarborough. Ilaleigh Observer.
Woodson is id too much of a hurry
Our clever friend is yet but a Captain
although he is to Col-on,i2o in another
State next week where1 he will be pro-
m-ucd. No cards as y? t.
At Goldsboro. ? I
ill appear in his Wc tlw.?fI?l
rv V in this citv i luc train wIuc'- convcyt-d Gov. Hampton
anu pariy w me sorui, . untisioppeu at
llisrnoid is
A Treat in. Stores
lit.. George Rignold wi
avorite character of Henry
AnriK 16th and 17th. Mr
a tragedium of marked ability and is said to S"
o be . the handsomest rnan on the An.cri- 1 "mVlou s c?urse was a Icr oration
ill r.f 1'iptrai'liofirnon "-.:. T'Ac-'
can Ktatrp He iam boon in lis country i ,v "Vw,w J V jH-wiur.
not more than three ears.
wuiiieii
Magnolia, ML Olive and Goldsboro. The
Governor always appeared and spoke
boro, crowds of peple.f 'fair men and brave
. ..t: kt-?1 f-'?..V
tiuHuiujr arounu me car at;
New Road to Masonhoio.
A. contract for the building ,of the
. -t
branch of the turnpike was given tut yes- r LrieHy because of the short time allowed
erday. The branch will commence at a J and as soon as he finished went into the
point of 4he main road alout 1 mile above business of shaking hands with all who
he Downey house and cross Hewlett's j came forward to be presented to him At
Greek near, the Mill iMm. lsy the new
road the distance to Masonboro Sound
will be lessened at least a mile and a half.
Death of Dr. Evans.
Dr. Julius A. Evans, a- well 'known
physician and druggist of Goldsboro, died
in that place on Tuesday, and w.as interred
yesterday. He was formerly a resident
of this city, the firm of S. .11. &. J. A-
Evans having at -one time, some years
previous to the war, carried on a large'
drus business iu thcstore at 'the north
west intersection, cf Market .and Front
streets. .
The Thermometer.
From the United States Sighal Oflice.at
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock :
Augusta, 45 ; Charleston, 4'J ; Cincin
nati,, 31; Jacksonville, 57 ; Knox-.
villet 35; Lynchburg, 42; Memphis, 44;
Mobile, 55 Jifontgomery, 50 ; Nash
ville, '39 ; New ,Orlcans, 02 ; New York
30 ; Norfolk, '42 ; Pittsburg, 29 ; Savan
nah, 53 ; St. Louis, 33 ; W ashington, 3G;
Wilmington, 46.
Steel Rails.
We midcrstahd that the Wilmington &
Weldon R. R. Co. have -now under order
some 800 tons of steel rails which are to
be laid on tha road, gradually taking the
place of the present iron rails. .Some of
these new steel rails are already down, at
a point just south of Duplin Hodds, and
the actual poetry of railroad travel i to
pass! over these rails iu a palace car.
They inakc but very little noise and such
a slight motion is felt, beyond that of the
actual speed of the train, that one can read
and write at perfect ease ami eon w i se in j
the ordinary tone of the voice
Goldsboro jthb assemblage wa&irery largo
and the cheers and demonstrations partic
ularly gratifying.
Gov: ampton and party seemed very
much pleased with the evidences of appre
ciation tendered him so freely and espe
cially so with the large demonstration at
Wilmington. Tha Governor remarked to
us that -this ( he W. & W.) was a danger
ous road for 'him 'travel on as the people
seemed determined to capture him at evjry
station at which the train stopped. The.
party were suplied with a parlor car for
their owu exclusive use and in. this they
sat and smoked aud talked at their ease,
lion. It. 11. Bridgers, President of Jhc W.
& W. II. I. was with the party, his des
tination being llaltimore. -
But we started out to .talk about Golds
boro, and of Goldsboro we will talk how.
as near as it is to our city, 3esterday
was the first time that we had landed in
that town which ought to be a city now)
iu several years. The evidences ol im-i
provcrnent which had accumulated dur
ing the past four years', aud since the last
big fire with which the place wis visited;
are as marked as they arc hand
some. The town boasts of several fine
rows of elegant brick stores which com
pete with those in Wilmington and Ra
leigh, while there arc scores of elegant
...
private residences aud a half score of
. I
beautiful churches scattered over its ex
panse. The
to the appearaucc and per-
good health of the city. As
groves of delightiful shade
trees to be found in almost every section
add greatly
haps to the
with us, business is depressed yet the
pco pie are not at all despondent, but are
looking forward to the opening of the
Spring trade. which is expected to prove
i a bonanza to more than one of the enr
j j !'
; tcrprising citizens of Goldsboro. '
Of course, as soon as .we lauded in the
town wc struck a bee-line for Brother
Bonitz's newspaper office, where the
Messenger has lived atid waxed Ait of late
3ears. , We were glad to Cud our venera
ble friend up to his eyes in business and
makiug more: money, wc believe, than any
other paper in the State at this time. And
talking of Mr. Bonitz we must not forget
the other, which his name is William,
' Our'First Sermon.
Read the beautiful poem ou our third
page to-day and think on 'it, ye ' Gossip
and Scandal Mongers." Weigh well the
words as ye rgad them, -store' them care
fully away in your hearts and then ask
yourselves in this solemu season of Lent .this
solemn eve before the crucifixion of Our
Blessed Lord, if there is not some one you
have wronged by repeating what you have
heard from an irresponsible source, -or by
slightly coloring to make it the more in-' and he keeps the Club House where we
teresting; what you have heard couliden- g0t yestcrdajf a Uiuncr. that would have
tially or otherwise from a very rcsjnnsibk I shamed some big hotels, and not only that
but wc took a sail- in fact it was the first
time we ever! saw a schooner full of lager
bet r. They call them schooners, but we
cail them men-of-war, inasmuch as a man
must use a step-ladder to climb over their
sides.- - .
But our pencil has run away with us
.aud things must be cut short! We have
source, about Mr. A. or Miss B., or what
they said about Miss G. or young Mr. D.?
"Thou shalt not bear false witness against
thy neighbor" is aDi vine command, and
if we add to or take from .in repeating
what "they say" (and. that is the danger in
this gossiping business) we violate that
Divine commandment. How many who
read this article arc entirely free frjjm
slandering or speaking evil of their neigh
bor ? nay more, are there not some who
at one time or another have spoken
what they knew to be a deliberate false
hood about another person iu an- attempt
to shield themselves or to justify their
own particular or peculiar course of con
duct, and still have never yet made repa
ration for tbat wrong to the parties who
were injured 7 If such there be, audthe
are church members, we very much mis
take and misunderstand the true tenets of
the Church, or the principles of the
Christian faith, or the teachings of Holy
Writ, if all the Church-going in Lent Will
ever wipe out their sin, and for a pretence
the long prayers they make ever reach
beyond the place they arc uttered, uutil
they do truly repent by not only exhibit
ing the candor and honesty to make the
acknowledgment to tho injured parties,
but by likewise going to those whom they
deceived when the falsehood was first
spblcen and recti fy the wrong. Until f.bis
is done it strikes us that praying and
Church-going for such is but bare hyp'.c-
The name of the manufacturers on the
cans in which Dooley's Yeast Powder
is put npis an absolute guarantee of what
the label states. In other words, you can
depend on full weight, and purity and
strength olmatcrial which never fail in
their purposes AU houskecpers glory ia
irjat the neplu vltrn.
not ye': had our say and yet necessity
compels us to stop aud stop we will in-
stanter.
What is a Car-Load!
As shippers frequently obtain special
rates ou goods shipped by the car-load it
is important to kuow just what a car
load is. Nominally a car load is 20,000
i
pounds. It is also 70 barrels of salt, 00
barrels of lime, 90 barrels of flour, 60 bar
rels of whiskey, 200 sacks of flour, 6
cords of wood, 18 to 20 head of cattle, 50
to GO head of
sheep, 9,000
hogs, 80 to 100 head of
eet of boards, 17,000 feet of
siding, 13,000 of flooring, 40,000 shingles,
o-ic-half less of hard lumber., one-fourth
less of green i umber, one-tenth of joifts,
340 bushels of wheat, 400 of corn, 580 of
oats, 400 of barley, C60 of flaxseed, 300 of
apples, 430 of Irish potatoes, 380 of sweet
potatoes 1,000 of brau.
Got Back Safe.;
Our good natured, as well as goyd-look-iug
friend, Mr. A. Weill, the Market
street merchant, retnrncd to his borne last
eveuiug from the New York and Phila
delphia markets, where be made up bis
list of purchases for the Spring and Sum
Mr. Weill is hopeful as regards tha.
- . 1 .-'- Jl 111. '
situation ana ucneves urn au cariy schjc-
mcnt of the political affairs notir'In 'dis
pute will be Jollowca ,uy .a atcaay and
hearty reaction in tnule.
Their Breakfast. .
- Not until after Ihe train had jstartat
J'estcrday did Gov. Hampton and his staff
of ffriends break their fast. Then was
served np to them in the palace eiu they
occupietVa feast of good things which the
ever-kind and thoughtful G1. Davis, the
best of the Purcell House, had pk pare 1
and sent U the Depot for them.
" , .
The Clinton Fire, j
Mr.. Reichman, in whose store 'i he five
at Clinton broke out vvas, insured . -.with
Messrs. J. W. Gordou & Bro. of this tiiy,
in the City. of Richmond for 1,000 and
Messrs Johnson & Carroll were also insured'
with the same firm for 2,000 in th
Lycoming, and for 2,000 in the Pamlico
of Tarboro. The, entire insurance is
thought to have heeu about 25,00, t he
most of w.hich was in Virginia and Noith
Carolina companies.
Some Traveling. j .
We actually traveled yesterday the dis
tance from Goldsboro to Wilmington. 84
miles, inside of three ' liojurs. The train
was behind 1 hour and 40 minutes when
it left Weldon, having 'waited .there lor
the Petersburg train, which was behind
time, aud 1 hour and 10 minutes of this
loss was made up between Weldon and
Wilmington and in a run of ,lt-s than
seven hours on an already' "very last
schedule. The , '-winged, wind'' idotVi.i
often travel as fast as we did yesterday.
Ashore on Main liarr
British brigV7V, Capt. Masters.', and
Ger. barque Wilhchn KeishxrJ, -.-Capt.
Burmeister, went ashore this morningin
endeavoring to cross the bir while put
ting out to sea. Tho former cleared here
on the J20th inst. for London, .with .470
casks of spirits and 3,950 barrels of rosin;
and the latter cleared on the 0th.' for
Hamburg with .4,000 bartels d' rysin.
They are in 'no immediate danger and
are expected ; tc float very soon provided
there is no heavy weather, in which case
both vessels may becme a total loss..
t i tiii il ; im m .
No Paper To-morrow.
The Banks will suspend operation to
morrow and so will the Prcnluce Exchange
and so will thu Rkvikw. The Board .-of
"Trade have not yet been heard from but
we suppose that they will fall mto line.
At a meeting held to-day the Exchange
lagrecd td chj-e th'.dr doors to-morrow and
they have recomineiitled a general S!--jcn-sion
of business. We add ourrccoinintuda
tion to this and hope that the day will
not be observed r.s a holiday but ns a
solemn .fast, a day of' meditation and
pra3er, by all, Gp-1 willing, tho" Bi.vikw
will greet its many readers again on
Saturday, "just as though nothing had
happened."
Gifted North Carolinians.
A letter received from Raleigh by- a
-gent'e'nian in this city conveys the pleat
ing intelligence that Miss Manly aud Mr.
Haywood, the two gifted young'clocution
ists, will give recitations here-some time
early in April. They are both nativcNorth
Carolinians, both arc yet very young,
oue biiug but 17 aud the other 19 years
old, and are both, according to the impar
tial criticisms of those who have heard
them aud who are able to give an intelli
gent judgment,' gifted with rare histrionic
taleuts. They arc cousins. too,'Ju addition
to all of this and the' romantic facts will
themselves gaurautce them a hearing
wherever they may appear. Wc think
that we are justified iu promising them a
rare good hjuse whenever they visit' Wilmington...
Two of the Press Gang.
5 Among those who were with Governor
tlampton yesterday as he i)assed through
our city were two old acquaintances of
ours, Capt. F. W Dawson of the Charles
ton Metes and Courier and Mr. V.. ('uth
bcrt, special correspondent of the Xcw
Y'ork Ilerald. It is to this latter gentleman
that the Sooth Carolinians arc indebted ir
the able, manly, and tcuthful letters from
Columbia and Charleston published in the
Herald during the last campaign and w'bL L
materially assisted, wc must bclcive, in
making up the majority for Hampton.
Capt. Dawson goes to Washington I n l
Mr. Cuthbert was to have stoppcl in Rich
tnond. '
How many smokers know what the
brands on tlie cases of Havana cigars
mean? The names Regalia, Londres,
Damas and Operas, do not reicr to qual
ity, but to sizes. The quality is indicated
by superfino fino, superior, and bueno.
Maduro means that the tobacco is very
strong, oscora for that not so strong, Colo
rado for mediam; and claro for mild.
Eieqtion of Officers.
At a regular meeting of ihe Philoma
thean Literary Siriitv. hl.l 1t vn'ni,
y ' 'w " MI
the folluwir;ig officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
President W. L. Smith, Jr. '
vice-1 ic&iueni v . Tomy.
Secretary and 1 rcasurer C. K . Bordeu.
Editor J. D.. Young.
The President elect appointed the follow
ing Committees: .
Finance M.S. WiKaid, W. lVToorner,
II. Latimer. '
tuery J.;l. Means, A . M. Waddell, Jr.
Thus. Radclifl'e.
Membership B. G. Enipie, J. H.
Daniels, T. W. Meares. ,
Religious Services.
ifT. John's ciu'rcii,
. Marth COth.GocKl Friday. Morning
Prayer, Litany and Ante-Communion Of
fice with sermon 11a. ni. .Evening Praj-cr
5 p. m.
March 31st. Easter Even Morning
Prayer arid Ante-Gjmmunion Office 7J a.
m. Evening Prayer 2 p. ni. .
April lst. Easter Day. 1st Celebra
tion of the Holy Eucharist 7J a. m. Morning
Prayer with' Second" Celebration 11 a. m.
Children's Choral Service 4 p.m. -.Evening
Pravcr vith Scrmoni 8 u. m.
Aiv;i'),i Ar,,.i.,.. v- r i.
Moruing Prayer 7A a. m. Evening Prayer
5 p. nr. -
April 3rd. Tuesday in Eastc Week. -
Morning Prayer 7 a. m. Evening . Prayer
5 p. ni.
Cut this Out It May Save Your I.ife
'There is no person living but what
suffers more or less -with. Lung Disease,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption, yet some
would die .rather than pay 75 cents tor a
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
Dr. A. Boschce's German Syrup hav
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany,, anddts wondrous , cures astonish
evv ;y one that tries it; If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist,- ; -
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it, a! regular size for 73 cents. .
In this age of education and general in
tclligence, the household is hardly complct,
without a Cniiish &c Co. Piano or Organ.
Read the advertisement in another column
and then send for illustrated entjilnrrtie and
pricoliat. jan 8.
Now Advertisements.
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A. DAVID'O,
c h int Tailor and Clothier,
. 27 Market L
Cranberries,
SWEST ORANQESj LEKOIJS,
Prunes,
CURRANTS, CITROH.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
5 dt 7 Worth Front fit.
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Good Friday.
QUIl STORE WILL UL CLOSED FB03I
10 A. M. till I P. M.
PI .-me scud your orders befo c or after those
hour.-. ''
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111.11 D. MYERS & CO,
5 &7 Iorth rront Otreot.
inch JD
Unbreakable
I AMP CIIIMNKYS, KEB0SE5E OIL
1 4 -
that will not fcijd.-, Toilet and Fancy
Goods t r.d I'trfiiicc-y, kc, in endless varie
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," JAMES C. ;?
Third St., oppotite City HaI.
Cucscntci: to the
DAILY BEYJEW
NEW, CHEAP AND GOOD
gl'JiIG STYLUS NOW IX. .
Gents! and Youth's and Boya"
Clothing. ,J
SUITS FOR
ago for Si5.
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