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The Dailv Review
Juh. r. J A. XL tin, iitl. iuu roi
WILMINGTON. N. C.
8AT0ROAY. OCTOBER 4, i79.
EHTXRKD AT TUB roSTOFFtCE AT
WlLMINQTOX, N. C, A3 SECOND 'CLAS?
Mattes.
VEIWtJ AND REVIEW S.
Gen. and Mrs. Grant heard the contra
diction of the unfounded dispatch report
ing the death of Nellie Sartoris before they
saw the dispatch itself.
Mallinger, the German prima donna,
has married a man named Bchimnielpen
ning. It is aa well that she retains her
maiden name for stage use.
Some French papers, now write Mr. for
Monsieur instead .of merely M. This is
an Improvement, because M. is ambiguous
and may stand tor an' initial.
The French artillery has been doubled
since 1870, and now numbers, gun for
gun and man fur nun, exactly the same
as that of the German Em pie.
Nothing inflates like resumption. Since
January 1 the United States has import
ed$80,500,000 of gold, and produced
$25 000,600, an increase of 55,000,000.
to the circulating medium.
The priest who attended the Due d'Ei?
ghien, executed by order of Napoleon I, in
1804, in hisjlast mcments, died but a few
years ago. Louis Napoleon offered him a
small pension, which he declined.
A Boston druggist sola an ounce of laud
anum to a boy who brought a written or
derfor tinctuie ot rhubarb, and the wid.
ow of the man killed by the blunder has
obtained a verdict of $5,208 damages.
The tusk sent by Oety wayo to Lord
Chelmsford to intimate his wish for peace,
is now at the Colonial Office. It is seven
feet in length and about half a yard thick
at the broadest part. It is pronounced
the finest ever seen iu England.
A Vienna newspaper reports that Euge
nie, the ex-Empress ot the French, is ne
gotiotiating for the purchase of one
of the handsomest residences in that gay
capital. Eugenie is said to have alwayt
been fond of Vienna, and it is grateful for
her cordial reception on her last visit theie
Queen Victoria, it is said, once signified
to Visceunt Macduff, new Earle of .Fife,
that she would not be unwilling to have
him for a son-in-law. The nobleman
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respectfully declined the honor. He' is no
yet 30, was schooled at Eton, has eight
residences in the Highlands, and is warmiy
spoken of by all classes. His four sisters
are ladies of extreme beauty, but have not
all been enviable in their wedded life. 1
The German Emperor's journey of 200
miles from Dantzic to Stettin last month
was a triumphal progress throughout,
every station, village and cottage within
sight of the train:beiug gayly -decorated.
The manifestation culminated at Stettin.
This was a set-off to the glcomy sileuce
and closed blinds of Strasbourg.
The galleries of numerous theatres
throughout the country have lost a ta
rorite by the death of Kate Raymond,
which occurred on her Pennsylvania farm
a few days ago. Fifteen years ago she
made her first appearance on the stage,
and rode up the wooden mountain tied to
a horse's buck as 'Mazeppa and, until her
last illness, she continued to thrill the
boys with repetitions of that feat.
In certain sequestered parts of England
an official called the ale-taster is still con-
tinned as a relic of last century's laws.
He tastes all kinds of malt liquor sold in
the neighborhood, with a view of ascer
taining whether it contains objectionable
ingredients. In old times the UFe of sugar
in ale was condemned, and the taster had
a primitive way of discovering its pre
senoa. A quantity was spilled on a bench
and he sat upon it.in his leather breeches,
until it dried. If, when rising, the breech
es stuck to the beach, the presence of su
gar was evident. If not, the ale was
pure.
If it is true that -Lionel Tennyson, the
on of the English poet laureate, will
henaeforth renounce his family name of
xeauysuu uuu uecome juiooei xurner in
order to secure $5,000 a year, under Mr.
Turner's provision, the young man shows
n j i- . : t i m
the prose rather than the poetry of his
nature. Though the son of a poet, and
though bis wife is the daughter of a poet,
be knows the value of $5,000 a year, as
did his uncle, also a poet and the brother
of ft poet; who renounced the same name
of Tennyson on the same condition
What's in a name?
SOUTHERN COTTON CO SUMP
TION.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin,
peaking of the cotton consumption in
the South last season, says: Great as has
been the increase daring the past year in
Ihe consumption of cottcn by Southern
mills, there is reason to believe that there
will be a. still heavier increase during the
next two years. ; Readers of our manu
lacturing columns must have noticed the
numerous new " projects for the establish"
that are receiving
discussion in all parts of the South. The
nn paralleled advantages of this industry
offered by thS-nth h-tve only jrist bem
r i i
to be appreciated lr CHpitaiu-tH 'An
interesting feature of these newm-ill pro
iecta is tint m inv f thrm
production of a ti u.r class of
have been hi
t her to
maunf.iciun d hy
Southern crttrn mills
GKNKUALSHERMAJi.
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General Sherman wants an increase vl
the array. ' OS eourde he! does. Every
officer in the army, from the Geueral
down to the Junior Second Lieutenant,
wants the rank and file increased. It is
humiliating to have military rar.k abu
title and but a;squad of enlisted men as a
command. I
The General is with Mr. Hayes' party,
who are gallivautiog through the ( Wesi,
visiting the clifferent agricultural fiirt-.j
They were at lodiinapolis n the 3 1 iu
stant, and the General made a speech it.
which he referred t ) the disaster to Major
Thornburg and ,bis party in the recent
engagement with the U:.e 'Indiana, and
said that that the army ought to be
enlarged and that tho death of those
soldiers should (be avenged. He urged
upon his listeners to press the subject
upon the notice of the Congressmen of
their repective districts until they should
vote to make a material increase in the
enlisted men ot the arm.
The United blades army, as it exists t -day,
is certainly the most awkward, ill
shaped and uuwieldly organization in the
entire political economy of the ount.-y.
It has too many ollioers for the number ot
enlisted men, and too many of the lattei
for any practical use ot benefit., A Gen
eral of the Army, jw ith a furcp under lrs
command burely eq tal to an army corps,
may be expected to deire an i; crease o
ihe force to ive 'character s mj prominence
to his position, but the tux-t ayers, who are
tied to the amount of $0,000,000 annually
to keep up the military establishment, wiU
be prone to ask if anjjj actual bn tl' w ih
accrue to the country by the increase.
They "will be apt to ei quire whether the
disaster which btjtell M jor Tnornburg
was entirely , attributable to the
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idea that the aimy ls tuo smallj, or was
it one of those unforeseen casualties
which might j be expected as the ordinary
results of war. There is every reas'on to
presume that such a catastrophe would
have occurred had jthe actual strength of
the army been four times a .great. The
officer was assigned a force which was
considered arutjly, sufnejienfe for any
of his orders.j That there wasi a large
available lorcel at bnd is manifest from
the fact tht troops i have been sent to
the relief of thosa jwho were not killed in
the li"ht. There was a mistake in not
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sending a larger torce with the expsdition
at the outset, and that is all there is of it
It is preposterous to say, in the light of
all the facts, ithat the f disaster occurred
because the army is too small.
1 he idea that the army should be en
larged in order that the , death of Major
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Thornburg and his soldiers i might be
avenged would 'have no little weight,
were we not to reflect that the Indians
have, wrongs to avenge also They occa
sionally inflict a savage blow upon the
whites to avengej the wrongs which tbey
hve suffered, bub the retaliatory, relent
less and implacable wrongs perpetrated
by the whites ijipon this nearly at nihilated
race has no equal in the aunals of outrage
and cruelty. Inhere is no need of furthe1"
expenditure to avenge the death of those
soldiers, fof there are enough on the fron
tiers who can and will see to it that 'the
disaster is a thousand times' avenged, j
OFCOURsa IT WAS A RADICAL.
LIE.
And so the alleged interview with Mr.
Tilden, wherein he is said to have utter
ed such harsh criticisms of the South is
as might have been known, but one more
Radical lie which has been nailed to the
forefront of that mendacious party. Mr.
Tilden declares that it is a forgery and
as little as we regard him we would be
lieve him in preference to any of the
greater or lesser lights of the Republican
party, from Hayes down (or up?) to
Schuyler Colfax or Joyce' McDonald.
A Washington Post correspoadent ban
interviewed Mr. Tilden on the subject and
he has made this positive aud emphatic
disclaimer: ( . ( ' - '
You may say that if these declarations
purport to have1 been the result of an in
terview with'jne they are forgeries. . If it
is intended by the article, whatever its
authorship, to mas public my expres
sions in the way of criticism of current
political events, either as expressed by
me to my intimate friends or to the author
of this alleged interview, it is more than
ever a torgery . i I have indulged ini no
such expressions. I do not care to go in
to them in detail, for it would be useless
for me to attempt to deny all that might
be attributed to me by ingenioun but
mendacous correspondents. 1
Mr. Tilden goes still further in this
interview and speaks out pretty plainly
aa to his intentions and aspirations. It is
but jult that he should be heard anjd we
therefore print 1 his remarks relative to
the Presidential nomination: I
I can say that I have not' taken any
merit cf cotton mills
steps to secure a "renomination by the
Democratic party for the Presidency. I
cm nay also that I do not contemplate
taking any measures to secure such nomi
nation, or to rej ct it lie fore it is onerea.
t ara credited with having an agent i"
"vrry voting precinct throughout the
United States, and with many rore
. qui ili y absurd devices, to secure that
which I do not s So far as the article
f'i'ret to ia concerned it is a fabrication
and' a forgery, and that I may say and
that yon may say,' replied Mr. Tilden
with emphasis. . "
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'See!' paid a pious gentleman, 'here
in an illustration. At oue time 1
should have sworn awfully at this fly
but, look now ' Raising his band, he
said. Kently, 'Go away,
fly. g away
But the fly only tiokled
his nose the
more. Tbe pious gentleman, raising
his hand witn some vehemence, made
a grab at the offender, and, being suc
cessful, opened it to throw the insect
from bim, when, in extreme disgust,
be exclaimed: Wa, d n it, vit's a
wap!' I
A worthy doctor of divinity ap
proached Pad,dy' Ryan near the City
Hall yesterday, and placing one baud
on the athlete's shoulder, said: 'My
dear sir, any one blessed with such a
uhvsiouo and such ehaDely ! propor
tion h nncht to bfl a cood man.' The
, 0 o J ,
clergyman was startled by Paddy s re
ply: A good man? Well, you can bet
your life I'm a better man than
Dwyer ' It is needless to add that ths
assertion was not contradicted. Troy
Times.
A fiiend and neighbor has a relative
a practical Christian, who has a prac
tioal way of putting things. Rtcentiy
the subject of death-bed repentance
wa under discussion, when sne said:
'Some men think they cau live an
kind of a life, yet save their souls by
a bo-callt d repentance a few hours be
fore death; but I have! my doubts as
tol how that kind of washing will dry
ichenhung out on the heavenly clothes
line.' Boston Transcript. I
Teacher 'Now, boys, quadruped
and biped, you know; are two kinds oi
animals. Quadruped, animal with four
legs, such as cow, elephant, horse,
etc. B'pedj animal with two legs,
such as well, ah -. Yes, there is u
biped,' pointing to a picture of a goose
ou the wall, 'and I am a biped, and
you are all bipeds. Now what am 1?
Pause- One of the bipeds--'A goose,
sir.'
I Bogus Certificates.
It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be nude of wonderful foreign roots",
barks, &c, and puffed up by Song bogus
ffertificates of pretended miraculous cures;
but a simple, pure, effective medicine;'
made of well known valuable remedies1,
that furnishes its own certificates by its
cures We refer to Hop Bitter's, the pur
est and best medicines. Exchange, bee
another column. I
New Advertisement, 1
Boatwrisht & MclCoy
TOLD YOU 'SO.
GROCERI-ES
HAVE ADVANCED.
But noTerthele8S, we can eren now se!l you
BARGAINS. i
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Come and examine our. stock and prices.
It will certainly payj you. '
You will at least allow us to post you on
prices. ( Woa't you?
Write for Sair pies and Prices.'- Your com-
municationa will receive prompt anaworg.
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We ktep every tiling that is kept in a first
class Grocery establishment. I
I Our Wfcie, Liquor and Cigar Department
caatot be excelled ia the State.
Special attention given to the ReUil De
partment.
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Goods alwavs rreeh. Luxuries and Sub
stantiala at very small margin.
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ine tact is we xeep on retail tne ridges t
aud most complete st ck of any house in the
State- .-
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Call aud see us.
Boatwright &;2IcKoy,
5 Sc 7 norttt Front Street.
ept 39
Old Newspapers.
QOA.NTITY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
Cor wrapping, offered for tale cheap at the
opt DAILY KEYIJSW OmCli.
Miscellaneous.
For Rent.
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foot of Mulberry atr ?et, lately occupied
by the Baltimore Kv?ir8!p V inv any, c-"1"
pie:e witu ui-r?.
COAL and WOUl Y 3 '!. "rtie" f Fr- at
and Muiberry rtret' at r .e t cctpidty
J, A. Si-rineer. A jiy to
8ept3Q.tf r U- Wr-
For Rent.
fTlHAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on Third street, West tide, recently MJL
occupied by Col. Jaa. 6, Bu r.
Apply to
Ppt 24 B. F. LANDON.
For Rent.
THAT DE8IRAKLE STORE,
also HALL ouj third fl or, new
ly fitted up, cot(nr Market and
8outh Water Streets from tha 1st
of October Apply to
ept 11 tf H. B. FILERS.
S600.
OR RKXT THAT YKRY
F
desirable store on Market Street,
cccu ie by Mr. Thos. H. Howey,
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aa a Shoe 8 tore. The cheapest Store on the
street. Ailv to THE M(koY'S.
eept 10 tf
For Rent,
rpHE ELTOANT BESIDEJiCl
on corner of Third and Walnut sta ,
receDtly occupied by Wm. Calder, Esq.
Pesseesion givtn October l?t, j
Apply to
sept S3 tf j J. F. GARRKLL.
The New Boot and
Shoo Store.
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32 MARKET STREET.
rpO MY FRIENDS: AND Patrons :
Thaokfal for past favors, I will in-
PS
form them that I hav just returned frcm the
North, where I have visited a'l the celebra
ted markets for Boots and Shoes.
I am dtermiced to sell a good shoe for a
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low price, such as you never bought in
I
th's market before. All I ask is a call and a
fair comparison. I
My stock is now aniviEgwith every dain
i nd ennuotbe excelled by any in the c.ty.
Kfcsper.tfullv,
eptl3 'G. ROSENTHAL.
Manchester Yain.
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25 Baled MANCHESTER YARN.
A superior quality, just received
Bales Lake George Steetig,
Sciltj
6000
SacKS LIVERPOOL 8 ALT.
' Ktriped Sack?.
1200 le and Half Roils KAGGIN',
3500
Bundles New TIS, ,
Fiour, Bacon, &c-
1500 Bbls Fresh Flour, !
260 Boxes D. H and Smoked Sides,
60 Hb's City Mes Pork,
1 0 I'ubs Chpice Family Lard,
125 Bbls Sugars, Crushed, U-ranulatel,
A, Extra D, and U.
100 Bbls an i Boxes Freh Crackers,
145 Boxes Cram CheeseJJ
Potash, Lye, Soda, Soap, Starch,
f Buckets, Paper Twine. ,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS 4 MUROeiSON,
sept 29 Wholesale Gro. A Com. Aler
Hale's Weekly.
O V TDESDA.Y, the 7th day o October;
1879, and in the City of Raleisr i, t ,
undersigned will commence tha publicati-n
of 11 ALE'S WEFKLY, a .North Caroli;;
Democratic Newspaper.
These four words convey al! tha- a column
of Prospectus could teil": tho goo l of tnj
State; the success of the Par y which is the
life of the btate and the c un ry ; the pnb
iication of a'l the news ; these the otj cu
proposed. That he can do the lasi and c -tribute
to tbe first and second, the auoecr'ber
doei not affect o diubt. Ihe People Lave
set their seal of approval upon his past aud
he does not oouot the f utwre.
Hale's Weekly will be printed from new
and beautiful type and on fair white paper.
The price will b $i per annum. Nonage
will go upon its mail books without payment
and no paper will be sent alter expirati m of
the time paid fur. P. al HALE.
Kaleigh. Sept 15, 1879. sept 16 tf
$66
A WEEK in your own
town, and no capital risk
ed. 5Tou can give the bu
siness a trial without expense. Ihe best
opportunity ever offered tor those willing to
work. Yeu should try nothing else until
you see for yourself what you can do at the
business we' offer. No room to explain
here You can devote all your time or oi ly
your spare time to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that you work.
Women make as much as men. Send for
special piivate terms and particulars, which
we mail free. $5 Outfit free. f Don't com
plain of hard times while you have such a
chance. Address ii. HALLK'Fl & CO .
Portland. Main 1 iune 7-d&iw.
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Tho. H. JttcKoy, ttobt- H- HcKoy
ATZOXLX?X3??S-AT-a!ct
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office Morth side Market, street, be twee
econd and Third street.
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Miscellaneous
THEBEST
SOLD Br
'Kins.
FOR PARTICULARS "wnotn " 1 ADDRESS!
WhiteSewing Machine Co. Cleveland, ohiq,
October 1st. tuw nu
FALL CAIPA1SN I
AVILL COMMENCE.
W.-alherIin been loo lib I
lor People to Kcad
Adverlisemieiits.
FULL LINE OF
Pancjr Groceries
JUT RECEIVED AT
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P. L BRIDGEBS & GO'S,
S500 Reward !
For a Cigar at the same price thai
i
equals our
P-R-I-ISr-O-I-PE
$250 Eeward !
FOR ONE THAT BEITS OIJll
SOLOST SHIIffGI-E !
8100 Be ward !
For an all-tobacco 'Cigarette, of
same ktyle, firish and quality,
that, can be solely as low" as bur
Ross snd. Xsilly,
sept Z 1
ONLY 19, DOLLARS
PENNSYLVANIA
mm mac
Equal to any Sintrer in the Market !
Tre above cut represents the nKst popular
Style for the pe yle. which we offer you for
the iry low price of Slf 4 in 1uoid2 attach
men's. -ffSf Remeiabe1-, d not aik you
to ray until you nave seeu the mach ne. "ife
After laving examined it ifit w not all we
r-pe-ent, reiurn it to us at our eipeDse
C"Ci-u!t your interests and order at once. If
you live within seven hundred miles the
freight wiil not bo mo e than one dollar.
Addregj, '
Pennsylvania Sewing Marine Co.,
17 N. I Oth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
aug 29-wtf 1 ,
For Smithville. 1
STEAM YACHT ELIZA- '
BETfl Capt. U.W.Chadwick.J
carrying United States Mail. Leaves wharl
foot of Market street daily (except Sundays)
at 3 P. M.jKeturning, leave Smithville
at 6J4 AM R. y. FAD DUMA,
F8 fcAgeaW
so
PL
si5oo:oo
UOTICE our cSoauRS ahd Ot ,TLE FACE PUre
suck
It is tv Hrton t f. -ret the rJF JM J
terrible di e, which w. no f,iA .' '
in a more Diaficrnar.t aud viru fCtf j r."''
fall months of 1H79. m,T
in Southern Nubia and ued -,r,
derful resulfs in South a ,fj.-a f v
nost aggravated cases of fTer L 11
rause-. trom one t two ounce of h j
filtered or strained rr0a, t.e blod'
it pas ess through the Liver, wlon" I
ceps- ot bile' exists. Bv its wnhdM-f.!i
on the Liver and Htomch th Ukpa
Kever and Black Von.it, bu also "L '
ache, Constipation of the ttowelg I)
and all Ma . ial diseases. ' !PVf4
To one reed fear Yellow v.. i,
rpel the Malarial Poison :.fMr
... . . v rinwu l
1)t PemDerton's StiUmeiaorQUtj
Delight
S9r The rannrti r.f m..-L ..r i
Kheutnatism, hcrofula, Sait Kh-nm
Hi, Cancer, Ulcers and 8ore fiat c.Vi I
v " -"".i4j w uii'ierini -.
Ail nitrtx nf thn win htrr a . '
.. iD "vivmiTtmu.
ith 0 hut an mi rann I , ,ra v.. 1
Remarkable Cure ef Scrofaaa.
CASE. Of JUL. J. fj. BiaN0.,'
. Kingston, Oa., Sept liisn
Gents: For Fixieen years I have bet
great sufferer from Scrofula in itim,tfJ
tresoiug iurujB. i pave oeen t-o u ed to at
room and bed for tit teen y arg with' cnJ
lous ulcerations. 'Ihe inoBt pproTcdrn
aies iur buqu aes naa oeen used, tui n
most eminent physicians conulted, witkt
a'ny decided benefit, 'i hus pro6trtel,c
tress d, desponding, L was adv d bfo
yer, of tloyd county, Ga., to mmiiitti
iae use or your uomnouna Mt-actStdlinft !
LaDguagl is aa inatticient to i describe Lr
lief I obtained from trj use of the tllf
a ii in to "onrey an auequate idea f thea
medicine ; suiBcient to eay, I abaniniiHiij
other remedies ind o.ntinued tht nieof jb
Fxtract of htillingia, until 1 can tar trtr,
"1 am cured of all pain," of all dieve,ii:i
notr ipg to obstruct tbe active j u'nuitoljti
ifrofesston. More than eiht mnthi!Mi
elnpsed since thi reuiarkable curs, ritfct
any return of the disease.
For he ti uth of the above eta'tcntH
I fer to any geatJemaa in Bartaw comtTtij,
and to the members of the bnr T Chro
ircuit, who are acquaint d v. ith me. u!
. Your obedient servant,
J. CBHAN6UN, Au'yaUUf,
A M1RACLX.'
West Point, Ga., gert. 18, 181
Gpnt:
Mv daurbter wp taken on the Si
dav ot June, 1863, witb wht was (Di
to be Acute Rheumatism, and wMjtfcitsdu
the same with no success. In arch, folio
mg, pieces of bone began to wo'k out of ta
right arm, and continued to apt e r till J
the bone from tbe elbow to the shouideri
cme out. Many pieces of b nlcMneout
the right foot am Irg. The cu wu M
pronounced one of White h welling. 4'
having been confined a it ut mi Tt,r't"l'i
bed. and ;he case c. nsidered hn, ei t; I "
induced to try Dr. V-mbv u's Ctrp ij
Kxtractof HtiMiogia, ami wm so wn j
tied with its ettt-ctatNat 1 Lve co'.u aw-
use of it until the present. I
Aty dau rbter was.coLfin-.-d to her btdi
sixjeats before sue snt u: nr.ei
Over without ha i). hhelnow sit up nil
onH a.xo ,n,.ot of hor ti Lh HA 111 lei C
r1! health is r.n
and 1 olev .she will, & her limW
.4tr-ne'h, -a well. 1 atrribut' t-r r
v with th hi.H-ii ft if ttod. tl tbe"'
vonr inva.ubie m-oicitie. Vv'irh
1 am, your- truly. W. H. JiL tN i'"
ffrsi Point. Gx., ?ept 15,
l ... Tl,,. .t i,., ...rliriClltPflf IT.''
ijoiilt, . J a. J iu v , . .
laut:n' w ka'w Jind certify to j
refcpec ed citixena will certify tn it-fi
r.KA w tr.'n 'walker, DmiP
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pared ov A., f. Mer ell A Co.,
Srid-oy all Dru-gisU in 1.0J IwttA,
i.nt bv exprt-ss A --U wftrtcd Xj
(jyervwuu e. , i
I e'td for iiu- k --uriou- Ptnj
11. 1 Medicines c-nt to poor people l i
in iiidtalu?ents.
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Wanted.
t JL . . . ui
bring the highest rcooiaiendti',ci,
roasofa position in a newepi r
the country. Will work ebep.
I M-, care'f
eptis-tf f'AlLYIiS
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TKE.R3cK.6VSf
Attorneys and Cpa'nsslloK
Office Northide Market fciU blt1
and 3d.
Furnitu
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JUST RECEIVED FZO-v r '
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a Lrge iLsortiuenf of Walu6
grades of FURNITURE, .l5rh " '
at Great BATgains. C
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troni the blood by u-in Meeil's tit t
which is sold by" al! ! ageUfi in
1.00 bottles, or will be sea by tJrM J
iTopnewrs. a. r. Al Kn hLL A
feb 19
P. A-.