North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER vri cTtrj afternoon, Sundays ex ceptedby jOSH. T. JAMES, tVltpV- A5D PKOPRIEJOK. rnTinXS. POSTAGE PAID. on Si month. S2 50 : Three Ti 7." i One month ,10 cents. - Si-! . . - - will iw utu j -f f in &nr nartof the city, at the f "eor 13 cents per week. -Krriberi will please report any and -res to recede their papers regoiariy. few Advertisements. 78 45 i&AHUBT AT L U TO THANK THE PCBLIU OF a .-.nnniir.ci for the VERY it.sLTtlT'W during the past year ir-Va continuance of the same. 2lO ll . .ArPof our patrons, and by r ral attention to our business, we TSake it an obrct for all to trade 1 aAV.viUUat the lowest living 5 ."nA Ue 05LY.TRUE POLICY ':rriE-ourbainess. it si' times "u,u "i'vKv...vK i .... otr.rtiiilp. uweflrmlTbc- V-3u te x Uin truth is at ALL times the Goods fflarKett in Plain Figures ! - ii FRIGE. TERMS CASH ! IT CLEARING SALE "COMMENCES January 1st 1878. Blankets, (slightly damaged) $3.00, .rth "i.5.00. ... .s, Mrs Blinkets S2.C0. NOUCH VALUE tur seen ia this market. Job. Lot of Cloaks. ' 3!ick Beaver Cloaks. Bought from last rear's stock, $5.00 each, formerly soia from S 15.00 to $25.00. st TtccoivednInToiceoflhellU:8t ti vies in viuK&a, - - detained oyer a month by the washing its Remnants Calico prices low. BEAT BARGAINS. :trt Ladies Opera Flannel Pleated Waists 7j cenu for cnoice. . .v r,.c,tr.r.ra rrnm if) cent to 1.50. The MOST complete assortment cTer offered i k Alpacas from 20 cents! upward. r tare just made A LARGE purchase of omea urcw uoou iuihuhbiw wear, 15 cents opwaras. i Dot. Gents Striped Socks 5 cents per pair oiies' Balbriargan Hose, all sizes, 35 cents. &c.f "&c, &c., &c, &c. Call" and Satisfy Yourselves! 1WK ft RODDICK, 45 Market St, !c31 OPERA HOUSE. Iriiay Evening Jan 11th hrday Evening. Jan. 12th JAfJAUSCHEK , Supported by . - Mr. J as. H. Taylor, the Eminent Tragedian, Ami iv Star Company ! FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY .11th, the ew ana rowertui flay . Catherine of Russia. Cuhjrine, Empress of Russia.. Jasauschek SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12th, UDY MACBETH JANAUSCHEK. Peral Admusio..:.....:.:.ONE DOLLAR. Seats secured without charge. .2 The sale of Seats will commence on 'CUDAY Mcjrninjr, January 8th, at Heins- Ht't Book Store. . jan 4 JOHN WERNER, p0HMEKLY OF RICHMOND, VA., per- I 'i't. i mtAnM t lixlr Dressing Sal- 8 d, No. 11 North Front Street South of 'arcU House, WUmington, N. C. .octbut the most experiencca wwr" Manufacturer of Tonics, Hair Oil, (Vgne, IlenoTators, Dyes, Beautlflers, Ac, ,Why Wife and lQnarrelcd. JY TnE AUTHOR OF Betsey 1 rt 0st,"at " S.JKWETT. iec 2i . ! Front Street Book Store. D VEUTIS IN THE " WILMINGTON ( Weekly W O URN A L umce corner chestnut ana., water its. d.e 12 up stairs. r 1 VOL. 2. i WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, JANUARY The Malls, The ilall clo6e and arrive at the City Postoftice as follows : CLOSP- . Korth m throneh malls " - 6.00 P M tXarX wtv 'mailL A M Maiu for tiw N. C. and A4 a N.'5 -' j thAMrmw. - .1. - - - o:uu i uthernmauaforaupomwuvii.. , f avnorv, UnnHavl . -I - 5:00 A M FayettevUle, and offices On Cape ear Ulver, mesuays ww Xf Malls for points along lln of Che- raw & Darlington HH - - 10:00 A M Fayettevlllo-by Warsaw, dally, - (except Sundays) - - - o-'W a m Malls for points between Florence rA..,iocfn ------ 10:OU A M Onslow C H. and Intermediate of- flvt ovorv VrUlav - - - 0:UU A J BmithvUle malls, bym steamboat, i xr dally, (except Munaaysj - - MalU for Kasy Hill. Town Creek, I every Friaay at ----- - A RRTVE. . .r 1 4 I mallii - - . 11:00 AM NorHhern throuah ands-ay malls. :o0 1" i Houthern malls - - - - - "'Jl', V. Carolina Central Railway ax - - i"".w r Malls delivered from 6:00 A. M. to 6.1a M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 930 A. M. Stamn Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 6:30. P. M. Money oraerana lteclster DepartmenU open same as twmiy mtamps for sale at general delivery when Key Boxes accessible atall hours, day and Malls collected from street boxes every day :45 PM I i LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements BoiiwaiGHr & McKot Never Tire Pxttiwat & Scuclkks With InstructionB See id Attention Whiting Riljes. -F. A'. Schcttk Furniture, j Mciisoh A Co Cold jw earner. . A. SHaiEtt Great Reduction in Price?. S. Jbwett Why Wife and I Quarreled. i'. Tlcnty of ico everywhere this mornins. Vho Board of County Commissioners are in session 'as we go to press, and the Board of Aldermen will meet to night. No man who buttons his coat with a shingle nail should part his hair in the middle. ' I Friendship is the medicine for all mis fortune "; but ingratitude dries up the fountain of all goodness, f . ' It was'cold this morning, and no mis take. AtT.Sl a. in. the thermometer stood here at 24 degrees, wnne ac .rius- bugh and Cincinnati,it was but 2 degrees above zero.. Saturday's Raleigh News says: The State Treasurer! jon yesterday issued( a license to the Navassa Quario Company, of Wilmington, N. O., to sell the "Navas sa Acid Phosphate." ! To Dyspeptics and Invalids. Biscuits, rolls, bread, cake or pastry, made with Dooley's Yeast Powder, can be eaten with impunity and relished by the most sensitive dyspeptics as healthy and nutritious. - Hotel Arrivals. ' rnRCEix House. Wilmingtonj N. C. January 7th. Cobb Bros., proprietors. A H- Colinary, Baltimora ; Arthur Parker, Jacob Scutetiss, W JfLodge,New York; PD Cowan, John V( Dunham, city; Charles F Coffin, TJ S . R M. .Tannarv 7th.--A M Barney. Charles- ton.SC; D II Kinzie, N W Vogders, J E Sawyer, U S Army. . . The Funeral of Ernest Knight, The Whiting Rifles, CapL Jno. W. Gordon commanding, with muffled drum and colors draped in mourning, paid their lasisad tribute ' to the' remains of their departed comrade, Mr. Ernest Knight this morning, by( escorting.the tody to Oakdale Cemetery and there firiDg a sa lute of three rounds ot blank cartridge over the newly made grave. The remains were laken irom his father's residence, first to St. John's Church and thence to Oakdale, where now lie in that quiet city of the dead the mortal remains of a youth, who three days ago, at the hour of this writinc. was in ihe full flusbxand vigor of health and youth, with a promising life of usefulness before him.? Such is life and such is death. To-day we bloom, to-morrow we die." j To his grief- stricken .parents .' and, family we tender our heartfelt 'sympathy in this hour of heir sad bereavement. , - Saturday's Accident. - The distressing accident which occur red at the Railroad Shops) on last Satur day afternoon, a turned report of which was inserted in the Review at a late hour, and by which young Ernest.Knightfc a lad of about 1C years of agej was ter ribly injured, resulted ,in the death of the suffertr about li ociock on oaiur- Av nihL seven hours after the acci - J 0 ' , .. t"i. ii dent occurred, ail 01 wnicu ho juu V - . ... ' I k rt intense "anjruish for the unfor- Tt va one of the saddest IUUW l oka. . " thinira that bis ever occurred in our city and the afilicted family of tbe. lad have the sympathy of the entire community in their terriblo bercavemcTit. Death of Capt. 1116- Capt. Geo. A. Higgs, who will be re collected by tnany of our readers as vxm mandio2 the Scotland Neck . Cavalry, who were .tatfoned ! tor . seYeral . tnonths at Wrightsville Sound during the earlier day , .. , fi.fav nrnff In Raleteh and was buried yesterday after noon 'from the Church of the Good Shepherd in that city. i Tbe Piedmont Press. With this week's issue the Piedmont Press, published at Hickory, N. C, enters upon its eighth volune and, we are glad to learn, with very encouraging prospects .for thc Kew Year. The Press has im proved steadily during the past twelve months, and it is evident that Bro. Tomllnson's unnamed assistant1 (J, W ?) is, no novice at the editorial forge. The New Bridge. ' : , The Raleigh Nctc learns that the mas sive stone pieis for the new, iron bridge of the Seaboard & Roanoko : Railroad at Veldora're being rapidly hurried to corn- l . ' 1 I v.AnrK X-rr ViTitVi pietion, ana unjuss agam icmuvcv "'ty" water and bad weather, the magnificent iron structure will apan the Roanoke by the first or middle of February, after which no" further trouble will be experi enced by high water, as the- new bridge will bo eighteen feet higher than the old one. The Supreme Court. The drst term of the Supreme Court for 1878 commences to-day and will con tinue foe several weeks. , j vi To-day was to have been occupied in he examinalion of applicants for' Attor- ney's licenseafter which ,tuo docKet will be called in the following order : 1 1st week, 1st and 2nd districts. 2nd week, 4th and 5th districts.' 3rd week, 3rd 'and 7th districts. 4th week, 8th and 9th districts. ... 5th week, 10th1 and 11th districts. 6th week, 12th and Cth districts. .' j The Dizzies" in Trouble. Atalespatch from Cincinnati says, that the troupe of female minstrels playing at Wood's Theatre, in that city, for the past week, have all been arrested and held in $25 bail for g:ving lewd and obscene pub lic amusement. The manager of the troupe, which 'is known-as 'the "Eizzy, Blondes," was notified that the Can-can exhibition on the programme must be toned down or the whole troupe would b3 arrested. This was done, but not enough to - satisfy the jauthoritiesi On Toiesday night, during the performance, a quad of police appeared upon the stago and ar rested, the manager and all the pertorm- ers. me troupe is suu appeuriug, the Can-can portion of the entertainment i3 now omitted. White Dresses the Rage. Scarcely anything will be more popu rat than white evening dresses during tTie present season. They are to be trimmed with bunches of drooping flowers and truie formins fringes. Eidi fruit will be ac- companied by the flowers or blossoms of its tree before it became Jfrrut. The idea is pretty, but the reality is uglj. These garlands or oranges, pears, apples, cur rants, strawberries,' etc., are much too heavy, for gauzo and tulle dresses. For demi-toilets high polonaisev, or coats of white muslin, are worn over white silk dresses." This iolonaise, or coat rausi. not be as long as the undei -dress. The under corsage is cut lovneckd, the coat is high at the back and open in front to the waist like any ordinary coat, tight sleeves to the elbow, where a bouquet of flowers' now invarible accompanies an el bow sleve for evening wear. Other white dresses are of silk, sating poplin, and Indian cashmere. .White Indian cash mere costumes are ideal in beauty, rich ness A and elegant simplicity. With such a dress, well made, one may go into any society. It is equally adapted to low or highnecked dresses, and may be worn with full blouse or a tight fourreau. it requires no trimming, though it does not . w refuse triaiming. Oriental trimmings are the oess aaapiea 10 it tkuku. imu.u6. are Used, "but it looks equally rich un- trimmed. New embroidered laces are a feature'of this winter's decorative wear r.r fnrm n. Terr beautiful jrarniture, en- and form a 'very beautiful gittitttire, .en tirelv novel as well as artistic. A 1 new and bcautitoi inmming h - ,,:. - i0f blackbirds wings thread-1 Qfrj thread-1 . , cannot ob - " . , ed with, gold. 11 you caoou vw-i . al ' t !mUa!a uan reai iru w . "T " in blaclc velvet, xnese aro wapiwjw stead of passementerie birds Judge McKoy holds court iui Pleigh this week. ; 4 r ; ! County commissioners. The regular monthly I meeting of the . I Board of-1 County Commissioners was ' Report of Eli jah Hewlett, County 8 1 Treasurer, fori the month of December was received and referred to r inance com mittee. ' Report of Committee on Out-Door- Poor, for December, was received and ordered spread on the minutes. . , County claims of Solicitor Moore were referred to the Auditing Committee. Ordered! that so much of the report of the Grand Jury for December "term of Criminal Court as refers . to tbe Poor House and the quarters for 1 the insane tbere!be referred to the Committee; on Poor House with power to act! ' Abdication of W. T, Gentry, to be relieved from poll tax lie, having paid the same in Virginia, was granted. Report of John D. Taylor, - Clerk vgf Superior Court and Judge of Probate, stating that he had afiixed the seal of hi3 office 215 times to such papers as the tax is required on from July 17,i 1877, to January 1, 1878, was ordered spread on the records of official repor ts. Application of . Dr. W. E. FreemaD suardian of J. B. Pigford, for a reduc- tion of taxes, listed under a misapprehen sion, was ordered laid on the table, all tax matters having been closed, and the same disposition was made of a simular application for Amanda Quinlin-. Application of Col. John D. lay lor, Clerfc of Superior Court, for a small iron sae in which to keep the records of his office, was referred ; to ' -Commissioner Worth, with power to act. . . Joseph Salman, a wounded ex-soldier, was ordered relieved of. the payment cf noil tax. . - . " Bes ignalion of Henry G. Davi3, as over seer prf the Federal Point road, was grant ed, atwl W. n. Williams was appointed to the position. ' r ' '. J. M. Moody and P. H. Von Karopen, were gra nted renewal Jicense for the re tail of spvritous liquors. j Sheriff Manning was also present j and made settlement with the Boardfor State taxes for the year 1877, amounting to $20, 149.43, aiet. Nine Coupons, value ;15,cacb, '(o1J)f and amounting to $145, (gold). Which were redeemed -last September, were burned in the presence of the Board. The Jury Ashore. ' ' The Norwegiau barque Jury, wliich cleared from this port last Friday for Trieste, with a cargo! of rosin, went ashore this .morning in Seward Channel and part ed ber liawser, while being tovyed out .to sea, but may come off with the next tide. This information was received; "through the tJ. S. Signal Office at this pi a :e. Tbe Board pf Aldermen meet this ever ing. ' ' " . ' '. j ' j 1 y ' Thanks to the Committee for an invita tion to attend a military (ball and sup per to bo given at the Hrjutleyj Hotel, in Wadesboro, under tha auspices of the Anson Veterans, on. next Thursday evcn-H ing, the 10th instant. The neiy organ ordered by Mr. i Heins-: leri:er lor St. Paul's Episcopal Church is being put up to-day and is expected to be ready for playing to-moirov morinng. It U being put together by Mr. J. Scul tetus, from the house of the manufactur ers, Messrs. George Jardine & Son. : 1 i 1 . Quarterly Meetings. ' . Appointments of Rev. L. S. Burkhead . D., Presiding Elder tor the Wilming ton District fur his first round the present Conference year, 1878: Wilmington.. at Fifth street... .Jan 12-13 Duplin, at Kenansville.iV.......Jan 19-20 Whiteville and Waccamaw Mis-' . sion.-... ....Jan 26-27 Smithville, at Shalotte. . . . . . . Feb 2-3 Cokesbury and Coharie Mis sioD, at Bethany...... ........ Feb 9-10 Onslow, at Mt. Lebanon.. J..... Feb 16-17 Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown1 1 . .Feb 23-24 Bladen, at Soul's Chapel. . . .Mar 2-3 ToDsail. at Prosnect .... Mar 9-10 Clinton. at Clinton..:.. ....;Mar 16-17 . isma ouiwaras meeuui ai iub nuut 1 street parsonage,- Tuesday, February 5th, M X 1 1, m. j Tbe Thermometer. AFrom the United States Signal Office at placa we obtain the following report r. it, a i . ,vm w rti.rm. ing at 7:31 o'clock : Amt. G. 2S - MoWie, Ala. .......31 Montgomery Ala.. .25 New Orleans....:....36 New York, '.....U Fittsburgh, Pa...... 2 Savannah, Ga.....M33 HhreTeport..........31 St. Loois .Mo..... .,.10 St. Marks, Fla....-33 Washington, D C 10 Wilmington, N. C.24 Cairo, 111.. ....13 Chrltoa 8 C....32 l ;r,nT1,ti 2 Cairo,llLJ........... 13 CharleatoaKBU.... admti., . .. 2 I PAiana TsW fort 0ib.on, C. X.U Oalvestoa.........4i TTarana-.... ...63 Indianola...'..........3S jfiSj jSjas jfVaphis, Tenn...l.l5 7; 1878. NO. 295 . ;'i"he schooners": Wycmihj.. and Sa Lf-; are repoi ted in bilp.v. ' ; To-morrow, . t ' oi-hih' day ot'Jauu ary, is the uaiversary of tli Battle rf New Orleans.''. , ' -y- -: ' Don't forget the -meeting :to-porrov afternoon at tha TrcH'uce .Exchange in be- 1 lialfof the Duplin Canal. Now Advortisemonts, Cold Weather TS SCGGESTIVK OF OVERCOATS. one is selling at less rates than jaaT XXTJUSOW & CO. I Attention," Whiting Rifles ! YOU AliE IlEliEIJY NOTIFIED 11IAT an imnortant meetinir of voir ComDanr will , r . r - i w . ... ..i . j De neia aiuie new Armory, unaerinai 01 me W . L. 1.; this (Monday) night, at 7s ociocK. liy oraer oi tne captain, jan 7 W. S. HARDWICKE, O. B F, A: Sd3HUTTE, , 17 & 19 'outh Frent Street, J- . -1 i . T7ILL OFFER 'I FOR TUE COMING season, at prices that defy competition, Bedstead, , Sideboardc, .. - ': ' Centre Table?, h : Hat Trees, 'Work Tables J - Wash-Staisds. . 4 Chamber Suits, "With all the different kinds of Mattresses, Bed Springs, Hair, and everything usually found in i First-rla?s Fnrn!tnr Rnnsp. Orders promptly executed 'at Bottom Prices jan i With instruction mo dRT.t.t w. nvviw "thts" wepk JL the following Goods at unpreeedented 1 r ttt - t ir a a tMeats, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Soap, (Randies, Apples Tobacco, Cigars Poultry, Eggs, and sundry ai tides of Merchandise. All in want will do well to s-ive-us' acall. as we mean business.. The Goods are consigned 1 .tit 1 1 1 1 ana must ana win De 8"ia in oraer to ctose and render up account sales. . PETTEWAY & SCIIULKEX, Brokers & Com. Merchant?, JKext North Princess atfd Water Streets. ' han 7 F rst National Bant of 'Wilmington. rpiIE. ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock iJL. holders of this Bank: for the Election of Directors, will be held at their Banking House on TUESDAY, the 8ta of January, 1878, at 11 o'clock, A. M. ,1 A. K. WALKER, , dec 29 & Jan7 . j .Cashier. Just Received. CHOICE LOT OF FRESH CANDIES FruitJ ic., which I am offering. ;verv low. Alsaianother invqice'of fine Cigar?, Tobac cos, &c, at JMOi ? Lirrt I I Or - " - - Confectionery and C;gar Store, 1 ' V North Front St. jan 2. headquarters Second IVIilitary Dist. n. Cjs. G- General Orders No. 1 TN OBEDIENCE TO GEN ERAL ORDERS JL. ; ' i from the Adjutant General of the -State, con rprincr th ! commissioned officers of -the See ond Regiment N. C. S.'G. at jWadesboro ofi the 10th instant, fnf the election of'a Colr.nel. T.ient.(!rtlnnel -n.nfl Ma iir. the safH pnmmii. sioned officers are hereby ordered to appear in lull dress uniiorm at tnat time ana at al subsequent elections for field officers. MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, i Brigadier GenT Second Mil. Dist. N C. S.G. jan 4 ; Scherickfs Pulmonic Syrup, TAYNE'S EXPECT0i:ANT,Sevcn Springs Mass and a'ful! Tine of 4)rugs, Cigars, To baccos, Ac. ' - : : ' ' ; ' iiURBANK'S PHARMACY. Corner Erontj and Princef s. Streets. ' JIS?" Wines and Liquors for medicinal use. dec 17 -.) : - ' - J " NOTICE. Schedule B Tax. V LL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER- y- rWANTS aro hereliv notified th.r Vrivilage Tax wasleTied, by the last Legis lature, of FiTe Dollars ( the same leried by county) in addition to tae jcue"dule laxes proper. - 1 :-:' . Wholesale Dealers' are al0 notified that in giring in their purchases tbe law- now com pels payment on all purchases made within the State as well as out of the State, (including timber lumber, turpentine, spirits turpentine, rosin, and j naval stores bf any kihd, and eotto,n;lsc wood and coal dealers. ) AH iioieu. ioarruig xiouses, xwesiaurants lid Eating Houses arerequired br law to pay tax of One Half Per Cent, on gross ie- peipts. -. . , I The Tax will be due January 1st, and pay able within the first ten days thereafter, on au purcnasea since imk uiuu u,j, im t. All parties Ijioterft ted in tbe payment 61 Schedule B Taxes will siTVcojts br attend- in? to 'the same at onc?i as the. law will hm strictly enforced. - J. E. '"SAMPSON, dec 29-lxn-eou-irmon tn ue?. orueleds. FLEAS E NOTICE. We will be claa to receive commuhicitiora from our friends on any and all snbj&ts oj general interesthnt : , , I , I The name of the writer Bst alnajs bo. furnished to the Editor. ' ' 'i Communications mast b wiitten on onlf one side of the paper, .Personalities must be avoided. Andrt is especially and particularly 'under Hood that the editor docs not always endorse the views of correspondents, unless 'so stat j: in iub euiionu coiuiddb. ! Now Advertisements. BOATWBIGHT & HcKOY, 1 . 5, 7 St 8 North Front Utreot. Never Tire '-.. - . 1 . Doi ng their Duty Toward their Customers ! ,BST Our Sales, kind friends, haycj been, as we honestly believe, THE LARGEST THAT HAVE EVER OCCURRED (in our special line) IN THE 3IERCANTILE HlSTt)- . . ' - v.- R Y OF WILMINGTON. - ' i ' .1 -. 1 Some of our competitors may tak ? takd told exceptions at lour (se'emingly) b assertion,but we are willing tb com pare notes, and if we aro mistaken, like honest men, 'publicly! acknowlr , edge it. Though wq don't claim to bo the i "oldest," jet we do know wo keep THE LARGEST STOCK OT FAMILY GROCERIES of any - 1 House' in the State. (pur Stock is being replenished every day with NEW AND FRESH goods. ' .''',f y.-' ':'; - Even a casual observer will notice that cur receipts are exceedingly large. Come and eee ifs and con vince yourselves. , GOODS DELIVERED FREE. .fi" We have pohte and attentive Clerks, and wo ourselves personally will always be glad to serve, you. B0ATWR1GHT k(!Y 5, 7 6l 8XJortb' rront fltroet dec 31 , ' : ' I " I 4 Removal. I TVTY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE notifiecTIhat I hare removed my store to Mp Ilhehny's Row on Second street, North, of Market, where I am oJTering. all kinds of fine Cigars, choice Tobacjco and nice Tobacco Goods at unpfecedently low prices. 1 1 , Call and see me. . r ' C. L. BURKHIMjSR, Second it. Cigar Store. jan 2 , St. Mary's School, Ealeili, .N. C. Rt. Rev. Thos. Atkisson, D. D. vi.ul.. Rr. Rev. Theo. B. Ltmax, D, D V Witpn, . i Rev. Bennett Sxnedes, A.M. Rector. Mrs. Kate DeRosset Meares, Lady Sup'L ! i ' ' " y .) ii'! THE 73d Term of this School will begin February lit.. 1878. For clrcn'iri i. dress the Rector. ( jan 3-lm . ' ' '! Coal ahd Wood. rpiiE PLACE TO HAVE ORDERS filled for good COAL AND WOOD, at very low; est rates, is located at- Corner of Front and ' ' " ' .'' " r- 't" Mulberry ets. Alio CHARCOAL for kind-. Unci J. A. SPRINGER. Jah 2 -.. . r ,! I C reat Red uction in Prices! FOR THE HEW YEAR I Boys' & Chndren's Clothing At Cost 1 1 JO PROFlTd! Wonly want to tare oureelVes by gettingythe original cost on! . h Gocds. Call and see uj. A. flZZZLZBZL'fl, I . - - , r H . Market at. jan Ifi 0 kOZ icaa mad. by mos, Crayons, and Reward, Motto, 8criptrd Text, Transparent, Picture and Chrorao. ' vara, iw samples, worm 4, sent porrpaid iur so cenu. inosiraiea uataJosrve free. ! - J. H. BDF ORD'S SONS, BOSTON,' mayU 1 ( Established 1S30.' I J' '' ' I "v'-.f "V 'I