THIB PIPER
j pf jiibhrl every aftero', Hondars
J O 8 U . T. J1MK8,
BDITOm AWO PftOfRIKTOK.
4UrMCKlPTIONH.PC3TAOE PAID.
ytar.SS 00 8ix months, $150 ; Ture
moBthi,fl 15; One snqnthO eeoti.
The PPer wiU b l"r'1 bfcumn.
.MOfehrrf in any part of the city, attbe
; ,,r 13 centJ ptr we-k'
ldf trtinBC rates ,ow nd liberal -y-.abcnber
will piae report any and
; 'v lorn to receive Cbeir papers re gularly.
r 1 1 .
;w Advertisements.
PLEASE NOTICE.
. -
We willbejr'ad to receive
from our friWe on any aad all suVctt r f
general interest but :
The name of the writer mrst a! w t be fir
niahedto the Editor "
mi
J
Commnnfcationa a 5t be written ...f.
uuo uug ui ue paper.
Personalities mnrtbf atok'td.
And it ia ur.:.n .. .. .
VOL.IV.. WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1880. NO. 308
Daily
Eetie w.
tood that the Editor does noi atwy ei Tfe
the yiewiofcorrei.one5t uo!tf j
in the editorial colon ns.
"MV A J x-
ssos
GUiWDi AlWltf UAL
CLOSING SALE
?
S0W:t& EODDICK.
45 Market St.
yETAKK T,lIrt Ol'I'OKlUMTV UK
thanking te g eneral 'public fr their very
.ibera patronage daring the past jear. and
teall particular attention to oar .
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
OP
WINTER STOCK
TO COMMENCE ON
January, 12th.
Great Reductions
will be mada la order to effect oar object.
nntviimiti rpiav rtttt lunred that the
redactions are bona fide.
Dress Goods,
BlanKets,
Shawls, Cloaks,
CASHMERES FOR
MEM AND BOY'S WEAR.
Felt Skirts,
LADIES, GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
We will offer the Cbetpeet line of Ham
barf Zdglaft and Insertions that we hare
saewn, la order to is ate room for oar new
stoe.
BROWN & EODDICK,-
40 Market Otret,
iaa 10
Fresh Every Day,
nK ASiORTMKNT OF CANDIKS,
Frencb tad Doccitic, jmt rectired and for
THB ONLT OKNU1NE OOUE-MADE
Caady ia the city, .will h foand ererT
day, freeh and sweet, "tbr. e doori South of
e ioetoffiee oa 8eo.nd etreet. Alo, Nut,
Hainae. Frait, Ac C. K. J EVENS,
jcalj Ne the Poetofllce.
New Crop Cuba.
1H8T ClbOO Jl'ST IN,
Ird for tale low by
WILLIAMS k ilUKC HISON.
HolasseSf Flour, &c,
SOOHhJaanil Bb!s
Cuba Molasscss,
200 Boxes Smotod
and D S Side?,
1000 Bbla Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
150 Tubs Cboico Leaf Laru
00 Bbls Suyur, Granulated,
Standard A, xtra C and C
t- Laguyra and Java,
Also, a fall line of
Case Goods,
4LOO Bales Choice Timotby
, and Xas tern Hay,
800 Kes XaiK all sizes,
10O New X. Y. Spirit Barrel,
75 Bbls Distillers' Glue,
150O Bdls Hoop Iron,
4500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Sacks MarshallsFine Salt,
tOOO Sacks Cotton
IVrutian Guano,
P5Q0 Sacks No. I
" ' Guanape Guano.
For sale low by
WILUUta A MDBCniBOy.
feb 3 VYheleaale Oro. A Coau U art.
BjaK10AY.
LOCAL NEWS.
5fw AilTerttsrnienta.
See lUnctiey's Nttr Ad.
Caoii T A Moan Fruit t a tii.nl
is. Mf ali.cc t c oidtrs' vie in,
H. J. wA La? I viJe d N' ti -.
e d wpfrriiSmnt.
1 . : n. iiii . I. !
A A I r . . i r : v '. . g i !
K--r other ijia tt fourth
t' Mm ( 4. iv i.
-1' .;.-r
t
. A !i.t:b i. i iit !.. ii'-1 i. it omep
Kuwrsof trues Hie ! Hi;;;' i. on. each
si'Iqvf the turnpike.
L its of . rt:i on tii-- ii.o itnd a
fair amount m pirtn !v.
wbeo he w.i:its a li' t bp akfst
The firr.)r Iv.iyr iiiids more work to
ilo in summer tiuu it winter.
Dr. hrij J.'Ucti Urates, Jems, hence,
arrived at Ulato.v on the 3 libst.
Barijue Julia JIe:nt Schrutiier, beDca
arrived at Irh.n on the 15th i Vt.
Stvi f4T n.h-y by uuyiu- )(.; Jiui'd
ia. i:i;';l! m. mi Al'atl'r c i'rit . f
Wo. k'...ii urv fiiaeil ou the turnpike
and are tilling up the holea nod ul eys.
Ii:que Jijdmcn, Ericksoij, f.;r this
port, i!e 1 Iroai Biyonne on- the loth
it.
'J'Le hen ; a iujdel lor duueers. She
oever leivvs her s-t except to eat and
driok.
Strange that ths moie money you ive
au orm-f inder the more cranky he be
comes. Salt wa;er il prevent lUe hair from
ailing out, hut to prevent ita being pulled
oat get home early.
Pucket Knives, Table (Cutlery, " Silver
Plated Folks ami Spoons; largest variety
and lowest prices at Jacobi's.
i , ,
Debating societies are asking: Can the
gat rtasou?' lie can, but he do?sn't
Wknt to. His time is worth too muclr.
A Einart j;irl calls a ycurig fellow of
her aqutint4cce honeysuckle, because be
is alway hargiug over the front lnce.
Refreihnients will be served in the City
Court ll'joci to these who may visit the
Opera house io-night at reasonable rates.
The st-ini-aunual dividend xt thxee jer
cent., declared by the Rank of New llano
ver, will b; payable on and after the 10th
inst.
The bibits of fruit are peculiar; we
have seen a nisin box, a Sgdrum, and an
app!e sta'al all day cn the carter of the
street.
'(Mr aiuiMCineut loving jeopie w ill bear
io mind tlut a rejt'ilion of the epsretta of
Little Red Ridhig 1Ioh1 vi,l be given at
the (Ijvra Houie to-nkht.
The arnual meeting cf tha Stvckhol I -
ersof'hoBtnk of New Hanover will
tike p'j'-e at tleir bsiiiitrg ro-nn at
at 111 o'ekek on tua 12th ii ft.
Knivei and Forks, Packet K X
or tl.o ChiMren at .T.coii".
A grea many Improvements in the
way of new building, etc., have -been
made in this city during the past yecr.
The town has'gro'.n much mere than one
would think unless, he sauntered through
the back Rirrets.
Messrs. Crouiy A. Morris wsli continue
the ail ol tie cargo of fruit of schooner
Carleion to-morrow, wh'.ch will give
those who hive neg!e:teJ to purchase a
cbaoce to secure an assortment of the lux
uries of the tropics. See
Tl. Charbtte, Obstrctr says: It "a
ta:J that the company of amateurs who
roceujy j:v?ente the operetta, Jittle
Red lading Hood, in Wilmington, might
b i: d ictd to come to Oarlotte. There
were ver aLuudred in the corupa'jy, and
the WiliiiUgtou paitrs icport that it was
the biggest thing of the season in that ci;y.
I'nfslclana, Wine.
New York physicUcs sty that tl.y Lave
beu usii g Jpeer's Por: Grape Wine and
Wire Rltters in tbir practice for years, to
the entire saiUfactiou of their patieuts and
thetuslves, and take greut pleasure in
recommend jig thetn to ttie public as being
alliLal isclaiiued for tnem, and, in iact
U?e moat n-liable they cau tiod. For sale
by Greea Flanner, Jas. CMnuds aud
P. L. Rridgeri & Co.
Sale or Engine Horsea.
The engine horsea advertised in yester
dy'b Rkview for sale by Measrs. CronU
t Morris were disposed of this morning'
it 12 o'clock, in frcut f-f the Market, for
tha wbjle sum of $9G.50; one horse
brought $79 aud the other $14 50. Tb
crowd iu attendarre was large but th
horses had BC-un their Ut days In the bci
vice ol the rity and tbo 'Little Guo '
iSteam 'Engine Fire Company. Hence tb-
;ow t-rice obtained lor them.
f
r.encrous littte Clitldreu.
At tl uow -coaip t!ie little children witt
their contributions to the suffering po:r n.
taruiue-rttricken Irelaud. Tha- trinuit
Lre c ffered by iunccnt children fur tin-
bk-s.in.s h.atowed upon this highly
favored and prosperous country is touch
ing iuited, ai.d will be read no doubt by
tome of older growth with moistening
eyes and a sort of inexpressible, softening
kind of ftelincr scmewhere within ti;e
brenst.
The amouut subscribed is $5, but the
a;t is worth more than the money, aud
m ly be the cause, who knows? of twenty
times the amount subscribed lrom another
source. We give below the list as it has
been handed to us.. The children are
some of the scholars in Misss Mary P.
ilo th well's school in this city:
Grateful for the blessii 8 of Pruvidence
n our highly-favored country, we gladly
contribute the enclosed amount for the re
lief ot our fellow creatures in Ireland who
aresu tiering the horrors of famine.
Sue L Cum ming, Lucy K. Vick, Lettie
Greene, L'zzie Ross, Alice Northrop
Lula Caker, Carrie C Northrop, Mary D
Crouly, Wiilie Bowden, Estelle L Giier,
Wiosluw Y7 Smith, Douglass Norment,
CJlarence Carr, Johnnie Turrentlne, Sam
mie Vick, Daisy Cron'y, Lila Morrison,
"ames WiUard, Morgan Turrentine,
Johnnie Duke, Lillie Ives, Lizz e Peck,
Lizzie R Cumrain, Hattie Ford, M C
Rothwell, W. M. Cumrniag,
Supreme Cou t
The following cases from the Fourth
District were called and disposed of in
the Supreme Court on Tuesday :
Wm. Griffin et als. vs Josephine Grif
fin, frcm Robeson; two cases; set for hear
ing at4the end of the district for absence
of counsel.
Duncan McFayden et als. vs. J. T.
Council et als,, from R!adp; left open for
report and or dor.
A. A. McLean et als. vs. John Patter- s
s:n et a!s , from C lambu ; set for hear
in; at the end of the district for want of
ounsel.
Slate vs Peter Leitch, from RobesoD;
set for hearing at the end of the district
for waut of Judge's statement.
David Murphy vs. Aaron McNeil, from
Cumberland; argued by McRae and Broad-
foot for the plaintiff, and Guthrie & Carr
for the defendant.
Alrich Adrian vs.' A. R. Carver
als , from Cumberland; argued by Hinds
dale t Devereux for tha plaintiff, and
McRae & BoAdfiot arid li. Fuller for the
de find arts
Mck flradarue.
This complaint is the result of actiug
tco much and cxertii g too litt'e. Nine
times out of ten the causo is, iu fac,that
the stomach was not abie to digest the
food last introduced ioto it, either frcm
its having lecn unsuitable tr in excess of
.piantitv. A diet of bread fend bu'ter
with iiiu fruits or berries, with moderate,
continuous ex'.iciee in the open a'.r, buffi-
c.erit to ktcp up a gentle perspiration,
wot: Id cure -almost every case in a short
time. Two teaspoonsfalof powdered char
coal in half a gl.s of water, and drank,
generally given instant relief. We are in
clined to think that the above remedies
may do in some, but not in all cases. A
sovereign remedy for this disease is not
easily found. A correspondent contri
butes the following on this subject: Sick:
headache is periodical, and is the signal
of distress which the stomach puts up to
inform us that there ii an. alkaline condi-tion-
of its fluids; that it needs a natural
acid to restore the battery to it normal
working condition. When the first symp
toms of a headache appear, take a tea
spconful cf lemon juice fill eu minutes he
fore each meal, atd -tbr ? qj3 dcaa at bed
time; follow tb.". up uutil all symptoms
are passed, taking no olhsr remedial, and
you will soon be able to go free lrom
your unwelcome nuisance. Many will ob
ject to this because the remedy is too
simple, but I have made many cu;w this
Chriitmu Fire Dogs and Fire Irons
Fluting Machines and every sort of
flrdare at lowest sort of cash price a
Jaoobi.
rientj of Water.
hen the steamer Kotth Stale left.
F iyettcvil!e, nt 8 ( k -Menlay
mr!iinLF. tht liver f:ad r:s u let;veen
A, I r
n and I'tiirttfeit i't at.t waH
fi'il s'owly rising. 'lhi- rnakttt ' iwippy
tuif i f v r the u viators i f ihe CaFearl
""1 wj may exj-ct twn to t e chi j ty
iA..Miir. eoriiing d iwn witb lots of tun-
:- r rfijil naval t.torei.
Heavy Heaiher
(j'iiti:ri !mi, f th ste-anisiiip Uc
jfitll'tr, wbieli arrive! at hr whaif u
tf.i-iiy iitj.ty f Kin New Ycrk, lept rts
ii t be b ul very heavy weath"r u the
pa.-ae ai.l that after he had sighted Hat
teraa light it vta twenty-four hours be
loro h got round the C tpe or. account of
the severity of the g!e The Itcyulutor
siijl'Ted no damage, however, hav-ipgrore
through the storm excollently w-li.
New Building.
We were shown yesterday by Mr,
James F. Post, architect, plan drawn by
himself of a handsome new front which
Messrs. Sol Bear & Bros, propose placing j
in the old State Bank building, but more
Iattrely known as the First National Bank
building, corner of Front ami Princess,
streets. The building, when completed
according to the plan which we have
seun; will be an oruumeut to the street
upon which it stands.
The South Atlan ic.
The January number of this excellent
magazine is at hand, although a little late
in the season. It presents a choice table
of contents. The leading article, the first
paper in the magazine, is a very carefully
considered and a very well-written ar
ticle by Mr. Cicero W. Harris on two
prominent questions of the day. Mr. Har
ris would do well, we think, to continue
the subject. Prof . Von Jasmund, of this
city, has a continuation of his article on
great French statesman, Thiers, and Mrf
Appleton Oaksmith presents us with a
beautiful poem, 'Dust to Dust.' There are
several other admirable articles in this
number which we would notice more in
detail but that space forbids. The South
Atlantic is published in this city by Mrs.
Cicero W. Harris at $3 a year.
Tried by Jury Before a Magistrate.
A retail liquor dealer on Nortb Water
street was arraigned before a Magistrate
yesterday and tried by a jury for neglect
ing to give in the total amount of pur
chases as required by law on the 1st ol
January, 1880. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty and the court sentenced
the defendant to pay a fine of $50 and
the costs in the case. From this decis
ion the defendant took an appeal to the
Criminal Court and furnished bond in
tbr sum of $100 for his appearance at
that time.
The same party was arraigned to-day
before the same Magistrate for refusing to
exhibit his books to the Register of
Deeds after having been notified to so do
by the proper authority in writing.
This, like the preceding case, was tried by
a jury and a verdict of guilty rendered.
The sentence of the court in this case was
a fine of S25and costs. Counsel for defense
then aske.d until to-morrow morning at
10 o'clock to decide whether he would
take au appeal to the Crimiual Court or
not, which request was granted anu de
fendant recognized in the sum of$50 to
appear at that hour.
1 ne Lecture Last Afght.
The attendance at the Opera House
last night to listen to the gifted Caro
linian, Col. D. K.MacRae, in his lecture
upon the subject of Poetry, was even lar
ger that tho last audience which greeted
the same speaker some two weeks sluce.
The lecture last evening disclosed more
profundi of 1 thought, besides greater
labor and research than the preceding one.
while the eloquent lecturer's manner and
recital seems to improve, like wine, with
age. w e uo not mean to attempt, a crit
icism or review of the masterly productioEj
for nothing fchort ol vanity, we think
would " p-ottipt any one who
Uas not the scholarly attainments, (and
few of. tbose we know who have
them) of the distinguished speaker, to cm
dertake the task Some there are wb
hive hear! Col. MacRae a whole series ot
lectures who prouonnee the effjrt last Bight
aperiort in their judgment to any hehai
yet made in the field of lectures, with tie
exception, perhaps, of his gorgeous lea
tare upon 'Geaias and Talent.' Bat be
that as it may all who attended last night
wert highly delighted aa well as gratified
and, like Oliver Twwt, still cry for mors.
New Adveitisements.
1 . m -
A WORD T'KIHmsk W'iio USEPD-ROUS- PLASTER It isani.. ,
. n'w ledged fact that
3ENS0v.'2 CAPCiiE PQRUS PLASTERS ARE SUPERIOR TO Al I r : f
i ne tr"a
and !: .
rm
l! l r J 1 tin 1 llf'H!
vi. ii u i r-.'T i-i jmm- ui on v once
-Lii Ii ia ;.h ti. v. 1' i-, . I known that somo ot tin cheap placers have h.'ivi oauu
inrd artd fotm.l !.. r.ni.:;i,i n j irious ingredients which make theui tl:!i"enus bi'u.v
causing paialysis and :hM dieaes. (JAUTION tee that the word CAPCIXR on'
each iJa.st..i -is err c lv p !1 d I'rien s, cents. ' -
teb 4 4w M-.A!;URY J HNbON, Pharmaceuti.al CliemUs, New Voik.'
rilPK .WI'AI, -MKhiLvr OK TOE
I STOCK HfilhkiS UK lllb HANK OF
NKW HAMiV'r.li .ili"b.-hfM-nt their Wank
ing UuFa, in thi city, n TIIUKHDaY, the
Itih day of r'tbruA.-y, IkO, at l'i o'clock,
no :?:.
ii. V A LliAGK,
fb 5-1 1
L'Rsbier.
Dividend Notice.
THE RHAR1) OF ni'U 'i 0TJK
BANK O ' Nk N V i-; . tbi
day ieclr- -t-. a' ,:videud o
THftsK ! ' K . ,i.r..-te ,( txj, payabld
oi. ana atier ihe IU .h ju-t.
1). WALLACE, Caahr.
WiliningtoB, W. C. Feb. 4. feb 6-lt
Fruit at Auction.
M.CROXLiV, Auclionccr.
LY CRONLY & MORRIS.
T0-M0UR0W,(Friday) at 10 o'clock,
A,M , We will .cntnue the sale of the Fruit
on board the 8chr. Uarleton, lying North
side Market L'ock.
eb 5-lt r ,
Refreshments.
yyiLL BE 8ERVED THIS (Thursday)
Evening, at the City Court Boom, at moder
ate prices. Persons attending the Operett
can be served biten te acta and at the
elose of tha pe fbrmance.
feb 5-lt
BY REQUEST
OF
Little Ked Biding Ho .oil,
TiiUli :DA Y, 6th February.
Rearved 8eat for sale rt Heingb'cer's
Eook Stire. feb 5-it
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 6 a 7
Engagement for Tw Nighta Only and one
Matinee of the eminently successful Com
edian and Character Actor,
, MILTON NOBLES !
Supported by his powerful Comedy CJombi
nation, appearing in the original dramatic
specialties with which hie name has become
inseparabl ylinked. On Friday evening and
Saturday Matinee. will bs presented the popu
lar, American Me'odraraa, by Alii ton Nobles,
entitled THE PiiCENIX :"arroll Graves,Jim
Bludsoe, Miltoa Olobles As played by him'
over 1,000 times. And on Saturday evening
will be presented the American Comedy
T&ma, by Milton Nobles, entiUed A MAN
OF THE PEOPLE Jack Ryder, A Diamond
in the Bough, Milton Nobles.
Parqnette and Dress Circle.... ..$1.00.
Parquette Circle KO.
Gallery... 3t.
Reserved beats for sale at fleintberger'
without extra eharee. I feb 4-4 1
Look!
rjUE AMERICAN "L'AS80MM01R." A
Parodr on Z !'$ "L'Aesommoir." Bt
Joseph 8ydney. I
HOW HMK WOa IIIM, or,The iJruJc tt
Charming Valley.ily D. A. Moore.'
for sale at the
LIVE BOOK HTOt!.
a iauo auu uiKauj
i . y
gOLD ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN,
Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Fin tet. Fifes, Ac-
cordeons, Harmonicas, Drums, 4c, all fcr
sale at ' I -
HEINSBERGER'8,
feb a
Live Book
and Music 8torj.
New H at
Store.
jrECEITED YESTERDAY
BY NEW YOKK STEAMEB,
ANOTHER LBT OF TH03B
STILISH SOFT AND STIFF HATS,
CHEAP. Call and exam in
! ;
JOHN II. BOB1NSON.
13 Front sL, South of Psreell flcuio
jaa24
v-' 777"'-
. Mti-ed a tuim1er of unscrupulous ; .i :
i similar sounding names. An tlw iiui .. .. .
it is important ' for ib cwis.,1,,.., ... ... ..
v 1
DIAMflO s',L'veranJ V.)4 only
riMlUOii. to (mujaNS
loMops, A set.Reods, j Ktv; ."'wflN.jjuH'L
Rook, only $iS. cy Holiday New snain-r
x icc. -auiiress jjauiei 1' . letty, Wash.
nj&ion, j.
feb 5
AGENTS WANTED fr the Be,t and
Fastest SellmePlctora Book and Bible
Fricei reduced ?3 per centi. National Pob
lishing Co., Atlate, (ia. feb 6
A, .UiS'?ULlJ WKKUH-A' book
OD'. 5o.ial DlfeMe" &nd Liy:r Complaint,
een t RE n. Address Dr. SaLford, If 2 Hroad
way, A ew York City. feb 6-4 w
AGENTS WOKlSY
We want an Agent in this County to
whom we will pay a salary of $100 per
month and expenses to sell our wondetful
"ebC ' Marshall, Micliigau:
COMPOUND OKyGEN
No. 1, a record of remarkable cures in Coo-'
sumption Catarrh, Neuralgia, and other
Chronic Diseases by the new Oxygen Treat.
mem, now reaav nd snt Tree. Dre. Stak
5T. .PaJe 1109 wd 1111 Grand iu. I'bila
delpbia, Pa. fb 6
lor tni ,-r,! and rTHin ..( rnre ('..t.hiup-if
tion.nrom hnw.atarrL.haiuia.. u(l2hro',tM
and I.un,j AJeetion. AIho r Miiliv ntuXhS
radical cure for Nervous I, ,ty iU:t
.Nervous Coiuilair.ts, vhirh h'i br, tf,l tr, k
thousand ofranrr. JJerii. with f uj? tionwW
(tn (tenuau, Frciici!, ti- ijilflihU) for Irepir-fc1
mar anfl DPiijc. pent t-vr.iil rr-.... ,.i -t. L. W
W.W.SFRAR.149Powi.r.'ilWk M
ON 30 DAYS iTKIAL.
We will send our Eloctro -Voltaic Be't?
nd other Electric Appliances upon trial for
30 days to thoee suffering from Nervous De
bility, Rheumatiim, Paralyris or any diseadeii
of the Liver or Sidneys, and many other die
eases. A sure Cure guaranteed or no pav.
Address,, VOL ATI C BELT CO., Afarshiil,
Mich; feb 6
$10000
DM LIFE & PROPERTY.
$10.00 - will be paid to
, any person who can I-xplode
a lamp iJtted with bur
SAFETY ATTACHMENT.
Mailed free for 3t cents. Four
for $1.
Agen.ta Wasted. Male or
Femaie.
3. Newton's 8aistt Limp
INSURANCE
Co , '
Binghampton, if. Y.
Salesroom, 13 Wfgt Broad
way, N". V.
feb5 4w
For 35 Cts
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
IN THE WORLD.
1J5672 NEW and OLD Standard
WORKS in Every Department of
Literature AhnoM, ivt-a'away. . -C'ata.
logue of Greneral l.i! ra'.:.;.- r.,d fiction
free. Imrnenso 1 -! ttt.' ? Hook
Clubs and Li bra: I ' .
v Vcik:
I i 's.rANTLY 'KLChiVl.NO New
t fis which I will sell cheitp for eah.
i, Hit Uonnets, Hats', Kibbonj, Jr'lowers and
-ms- - .'hing in the Millinery Lioe; IafanLt'
;. cheted Goods always on bend. Alo,
..tc Goods. Roman Hair Goods for sale,
w rk done in the most approved style.
Ladlej will do well to Cill and see for tliem
teiv-6,.
ft-ttry orders receive prownt attention.
. MKH. K. J. BAKEK,
feb t Corner Third and Orange it. .
SellinOff !
i f -; r. tAi A3 Ofi Vf Li ii
FALL AS D WINTER CLOTtilKG
must go at aim o t tjy r',t9 to mike room
for the Sprioj: I3;;!t9 Biralcs may te
biJ. All must Lc so5 J. Call and gitthe re-
daced pr!:as, at
HHRlER'a TWO STOarS, .
jan 9 Market at.
altules for Sale.
rpWESTY EEAD 0 GO V
" ' N3 FA1M ilULIS.
Apply to
I'm . oOOTHEkLAXD,
LIrerj and Sa'e 8tab es,
. iTUdftreet.
feb 2-:f