Til IB PIPE
I, .Dibt4 .t.rj afteraoos, Beadaf.
JOSH. T. J A M E 8 .
vorroa ah d raorEiro-
jo, yaar.SS 00 HU iwotkJ, S150 ; Three
.ot,ti i Ot.BKnth,Weeott.
fit ppr b.d.Hfred by carriers,
b4MriM, rlSwt p.r.week.
lrerUMB rau low and liberal
-Kaberibrs will pleaa report any aad
. 'uia- to recede tfreir parersrefTiTsrly.
Wow Advertisement.
alLAiaS AlfiNUAL
8L0SINGSALE S
Ttl OWH & RODDICK.
45 Market St.
yETAKK M OPfOKTUMTr OF
iSftkiZ Ck general fpublic fr tktir r
ibr a patrcaai daring tba put year, and
i call parti sal ar atteatioo to oar
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
or
WINTER STOCK
TO COMMENCE ON
1 i
January, . 12th.
Great Reductions
Qlbemada la ordtr to effect oar object.
Oar ratrozu may reft aaiured that the
relictions are bona fide.
Dress Goods.
BlanKets,
Shawls, Cloaks,
CASSIL1ERES FOR
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR.
Felt Skirts,
LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
We will offer the Cheapest line of Ham
barf Id gin ft aad laaertiocs that we bare
aeva, la order to make room for our new
atoct.
BROWN & EODDICK,
49 XSarkot ntreet,
iat 10
Fresh Every Day,
I1S 18JORTMENT OF CANDIES,
Preach a&d Domestic, jait re cited and for
TMII OJTLT GENUINE UOME-MADE
Caadj ia the eity, will bo found ercr?
dar. freeb aad iwnl tbrto doore Houth of
tK rVwtnffie on 8eousd street. Also, Nuts,
Ralaios. Fruit, 1c C. K. JtTK!is,
jaa 13 Nea the Potnffle.
New. Crop Cuba.
IR8T UAKOO JCST 15,
led for aa'e low bj
WILLIAMS A UCBCI1IS05.
Holasses. Flour, &c.
200 Hbils and Bbls
Cuba Molasses?,
200 Boxes Smoked
and D S Sides,
1000 Bbli Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
150 Tubs Choice Loaf Lard,
200 Bbls Sugar, Granulated,
Standard A, Extra C and C,
375 Bags Coffee, Bio,
Laguyra and Jara,
Alto, a full line of '
Ca Goods,
400 Balea Choice Tim6hy
and Eastern Hay,
SOO Kegs Nails, all sizes,
700 New N. Y. Spirit Barrels,
75 Bbls Distillers Glue,
f 390 Bdls Hoop Iron,
4500 Sacks LiTftrpool Salt,
1 SOO Sacks MarshallsFine Salt,
3000 Sacks Cotton
PruTian Guano,
3500 Sacks No. 1
Guanape Guano.
Far aale low by
W1LLIAU8 A MDRCHIS05,
f.b 2 Wbeleeale Grow A Corn. Marti.
r
1
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VOL.IV. WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
New ArtTertisetnent.
Hahu A Uoobxaa Disoluti n.
PaTiaan, DowiiKi A Co Sbip Notice,
Pbi!Nieiit Loot !
A. A I. .Hhrie Be h-iT i-fl' I
N Cty Ia-vt- t-d.y
I. : a' .. continue n-irce an I iih
TlC ) "Tinau ftlyhl vi Mica-t.
Wit kw (i!a.- -uli
Price's.
i i.es at .MufW A:
t
A lew aei i suow U.t iu cm
T Lis ur'iii p.
- Fruit ia eiiiu 4t ri'tcrAi': jri;.e frru
the a' hooner t.'ur'etn.
Ktiivci anJ Forks, I' :kt K iives
r th- CbiMrcn M .Ia hi
lwiit forget Jhi u hi. m i th Opera
11 uso to-niurpw fini"!!.
Xor.-barque Cupdta, Uu.uikn, bnce,
arrlred at.GliR"w on the 3rd in si,
Baique .Tartm, II - linos, hence for Lon
din, aiiChored at lleil on the I'M ult.
Barque Ella Moire, FieldiDg, for this
port, cleared at Liverpool on the -2nd ult.
Save your money by buyiag jour Bnild
ing .Supplies frf-in AltafT.T & Trice. f ,
StcvT.li . G'fff Stream, Inpram.
henc, ativctl nt X?w Yuk en the 4ch
inst. .
QNexi Wednea fay. the 11th ii t , irf Ash
Wednetdyf the btg'noios of the LnnteD
seas -n.
SteamWitmen report a plenty, of water
iu the rirer, mfficientfor all. practical
purposes.
Cotton futures adranced tea pot at in
Ne York yesteruiy aad declined eight
to day. .
Schooner James IF. liojU, Haig, from
Jackionrille fo r this port, tailed. from
Nanau on the 29th ult.
Pocket KotTes, Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Forks and Spoons; largest variety
and lowest prices at JacoBi's
The new Mirket ia nearly completed
The tower hare been tiled with Ver
mont! late and the brick floor of th build
ing is te'tDg lai I.
Schooner Jos Pendc Kjbinsbnbence,
arrived .'at New York on the 4th inst.
Dariog a heavy easterly gale on the 1st
iLit sprung bowsprit and burst fly nig jib.
Mr. C M. Hopkins. I. D , ef Mount
Vernan Lodge, No. 1.1C0, Knights of
Honor, located in Baltimore, is in the
city. We are glad to shake his hand again
We learn that the recent rise in the
river has set the raftsmen at work, and
ai a consequence there are a great number
of rafts of timber and naval stores on the
way to the city.
The Wilmington Library Afsociation
have hprs of getting a lecture from Hon.
S. S. Cox, of New York, who has prom
ised that ahould he go South this
winter be will stop here a day and hjctuVo
for the Icnefit of the Association.
Little Bed CIdio-Hood.
The Operetta of Little li d Biding Hood
was presented last night to an audience
which lacked but little of being as large
as that which witnessed the first represen
tation, one week ago to night. More time
bavin been allowed for rehearsals and
practice, the presentation last niht was
almost perfect and was given to the un
bounded dcJigb; aud approval cf the large
audience.
At the conclusion of Operaita the en
tcrtaioment of the evening wis concluded
by the Limerick By, which was. pre"
tented by a Dramv.ic'C ub in this city
and which enlute 1 the. hearty laughter
aad applause of all who heard it. The
entire occasion was one ofs rare pleaure
and lon; to bt remembered by those who
were present.
SJHlMBaMaBeiHIBHBHeMeBBHBM
No remedy in the World ever came in
to euch universal u&e, or has so fully won
the confidence t)f mankind, as AYEB S
CUEBBY PECTORAL for the cure of
Coughs, Cold a and Consumption.
Pnystclant' Wiue.
New Ycrk physicians say that tliey have
beeu using xer'a Port (Jrape Wine "and
Wine Bitters in their practice for years, to
the eutire saiiafcUou of their patients and
themselves, and take great pleasure in
rtcommeudmg Ihexn to ibe public as beinz
all that is claimed for. them, and, in iact
the moat reliable they can find. For sale I
by Green t Flanner, J as. C, Munds and
P. L, Brirtgert & Co.
I
Dlisolatton.
The firm of Hahn & Goodman has been
dissolved by MUtual consent. Mr. V. D.
Gocdrnaa will conduct the business at the
Id stand; he has just received and is still
receiving a large stock of goods. Those
of our readers who have patronitei the
o!d tirm wii! do woil to give Mr. Goodi
man a trial, as he guaranleeb that evtrj
thing i hquare and fair.
A Man of his Word.
(Jo the night of the fire of "Madnm
Hall's' house iu Brooklyn on the'iOth ot
last nunth, William Buchanan, a very
respectable old colored ojan vbo is a ship
carpenter by trade, remarked when the
fire broke out, that he would give $10 to
hs hrst com nan whose enstue wouio
f rf . -
throw the first stream of water on th
tUines, and this morning, true to his word
in walked the yenerab'e old ship carpen
ter at the office of Col. Uoger Mooro, the
Chief Knginetrof the fire department, and
planking $10 down before Col. Moere,
said. There it i4, Colonel. I said I would
and so I will 1 .
But Col. Moore, not having heard of
the remark in question, bad to receive
an explanation of the generous act, which
was readily given by the donor before he
could comj rebend it. Whereupon the
worthy chief the fire department turned
the atocuht over to the Cape Fear Steam
1ire Kogine Company, (colored) as that
company's engine bore off the palm on
the occasion referred to, and rquirtcd the
first water on the flames that night.
Christmas Fire Dogs and Fire Irons
Flutinz Machines and every' sort of
fl rd)aare at lowest sort of cash prices a
JACOBIS.
The Villlan still Patttted Her.'
..... t
Milton Nobles and troupe arrived in
this city this morning and are stopping
at the Commercial Hotel. To-night they
appear io "Phoenix" and matinee to
morrow in the same play. Jo-niorroW
night ,4A Man of tl e People''" will "be
presented for the first time in this city.
Of the play the Free Press says:
- Another fine house was present last
night to see Milton Nobles new play of
A man of the .People. As on Monday
night, the impression created by the
lively dialogue and exciting situations of
the piece was very ' favorable " and the
audience were lavisn of their applause.
The Court-room scene is a most remark
able representation of the manner in
which justice is' administered in New
York, but it will not do to be too critical,
when it'is remembered that the Dutch
comedian Schwartz is obliged to do his
bet here, even though be risks conviction
for contempt of Court witn each one of
the extraordinary criticisms which he lav
ishes upon the officers of the court, from
the judge down.
Supreme Court.
The consideration of appeals from the
Fourth District was resumed in this
Court on Wednesday and causes were dis
posed of as fo'lows: 4
A B Currie and wife vs Malcom Mc
Veil et als, fromMco-e; set for hjaring ag
the end of the district.
Melvin & Melviu vs C il Stephens
from Bladen; argued by R II Lyon for
plaintiffs, and D J Devane aud T U Sut
to 1 for the defendant.
State vs James Walker, from Colun.
bus;" argued by Attorney General htenao
fjr the State; no counsgl Lr the defendant.
W B liolliday, vs Andrew McMillan
et a!n, from Richmond; set for hearing at
the end of the district.
John C Gay vs W F Berkshire, from
Richmond; set for hearing at the end of
the district.
A'A McKethan vs Mary McGill, admin-
istrarix, from Cumberland; 'argued by N
W Ray for the plaintiff, and Guthrie &
Carr for the defendant.
M B Belden ys D B Snead, from
Richmond; set for hearing at the end of
the district for wact of counsel.
Rachel Jones vs RC andOveu Holmes,
from Cumberland; set for hearing at the
end of the district.
I B Hawley v town of ay dte.il la,
from Cumberland; argued by B Fuller
and W W Fuller for the pVmtiff and N
W Ray for the defeudaut.
Irviu Melvin ct als vs J J B illard and
wife, frcm Camberland; argued by B
Fuller for the plaintiffs, and Guthrie A
Cart for the defendants.
Moatreal Heard From.
B. L. Mofely. of Mootrea.1, Canada
certified fciept. 27, 18(9, that he had suf
fered terribly from dyspepsia, and was
completely cured by UXiug. Warner's
Safe Oi.ters. He says: alj , appetiU Is
cood, and I now suxar no iuconrenienee
from aatiug hearty ' meals.' These BiU
ters are also a specific for all skiu dia
eases. .
gjjpjBBSSSJB ' .. L !"!UBC" m l M5JMCm..j '- . 1 JSWJh.1 , -
A Jewelry Thief.
A lady living on TUird street, between
Wtlnutand Ked Crofs, receutly lost a
valuiMc gclJ ring, and suspecting a col
ored girl named Mary Agnes Kine, she
s-cuied a search warrant from Justice
Gardner aud placed it iu the hatn!s of
Oilier Bunting, who foui.d no,t only tLe
ring ir. q-jesii -n, Lu. another one which
had br?n inissicg, in the girl's possession,
fcjne va.- ariiitfd and, failing tf give tie
nertsi-irv bil f -r h r appearance for.thej
proliiiu Jsj' lauiiuati itj, wa cxnimittd
tojtif. A heartrg iu the ca-e was to
hive beeu bad to -day, but on account of
tne absence of an important witness it
Ims beun coutinued until to-morrow.
Union Tank. Line.
Ir, ti'o yard of the W. & W. lUilroid
are tLreecarsof the "U. T. L ," which
b.-iog interpreted Uicaus Union Tank:
Line, loaded with kerosene. Tho cars
are simply of the old platform style with
a tank made something in the shape of
an ordinary steam boiler aud of the same
material. Each car carries one tank,
which is made flit at the bottom and
securely strapped to tho platform. The
tanks have a capacity of about. 4, 000
gallon? each. They are consigned to
Messra.Cb.e88, Carlev & Co., of this city.
who have a pipe laid from the railroad
yard to their reservoir near the foot of
Hanover street. Connection is made
with this pipe by a rubber hose which ib
connected with it and from thence to a
valve underneath the tank. When the
and the liquid freight is discharged.under
the law f gravitation, ia to the reaervoh-
Alter tut tan is nave Deem emptied on
their present contents they are to be fillc.
ed with lilriU of turpentine and trans-
ported back to whence they came T,ia
. . . . . , . .
we are told can be done without injury to
either oommodit j, and the tanks will
hereafter be run over the road loaded with
oiUona way and spirits tbe other.
You can buy No'l. Heating and Cook
olovch at aimoai. any price rjy going vne
factory Agency, at J agobi s.
School Fund Apportionment.
We publish tcday the correct appor-
v
tionment of the School Fund of this
county. The apportionment, as publish-
ed by ns on Tuesday, was incorrect ow-
. u l ni u ru n a
mg to the fact that tbe Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners had made a
mistake by substituting the census ol
1878 for that of 1879. . That mistake
having been disco?ered the Board of Fi-I
nance have met and made a correct ap
portionment of $1.67 per capita instead I
of $2.10 as before, which is distributed,
as follows:
Wilmington District No 1 Whites
980; amount $1,636 60. Colored, 1,760;
amount $2,929.20. I
District No 2 Whites, 910; amount J
$1,529.72. Colored, 1,265; amount $2 -I
112.55. I
Federal Point District No 2 Whites,
85; amount $141.95. Colored, 82; amount I
8136 94. I
I
Masonboro District No 4 Whites, J
97; amount $161 99. Colored, 82; amouot
$136 94.
amount $252.17. Colored 287; amount,
$479.29.
Cape Fear District No 6 Whites, j
50; amount $83.50. Colored, 400:
amount $668.
Totil whites, 2.279; colored,
3,876. j
Tail amount, 610.278 85.
important to me Afllcted.
We'WOUld advise all WhO may need the
t .i.:. . 1
write to Dr. Uooertson, 19. So. EuUw SL.
Baltimore, Md who from 15 years ezDe I
nence in Hospital and Special Tractice,
caiantees a cure in all diseases of the
Urinary Oryank aud of tba Nervous Sya-
tem, Organic andSvnal Weakness, Im-
Kn"' PiSloa" o7Z
Ueaitiaimnessofsightor giddiness. No.
turnal Emissions, &c., all resulting from I
abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood:
also aU skiu and blood diseases oujcSy
cured. Dr. It. is a gradaate of orof the
dldest aud WsJ edical scboola, in this
coUtll (Vmrersity of Maryland), xnA re-
fait to the fading physicians rm luscKw
allconsultiuhim can rely uppa hJJorable I
and confidentlai trealment. IawriUne I
Pnr nMntamntnrKnlT. ' $'nMil.inu. I
Civen to aU feraha conjjpJa.iuts, Good ac-
commodations fcyr a.U b4a2 to call and
iee rm. Aierioe 5ii to any address.
nthcrlieetUnsWcIl.
.- Mj daughter says, 'Howouch better
ramer is since oe used Hod Hitters. Ha I
U ge;tinZ well ate his long snfienng
from a disease declared incurable, and we I
KS!f !rf 0"? b05iyollr Bilter8--A
Udj of Eochester, N. Y. t
NO. 309
supentltions.
The idea tha superstition is confined
exclusively to the colored people and the
ignorant whites is incorrect, as, ia one
form or another, it obtains to a certain
extent among all classes of the American
people. I: is true that the down-right
fetishness vrirch obtains ? extensively
amt.ng the'cvlvrci: r.ict has Mvpf-atfe with
. 1 - 1
tne wattes, ev-p!, pct-Mbiy. iD vvr- rare
instances w f-sr r in. re is but a ry little
iutelligence, but i i.l-t? t ;;at the
cultivated white tmm is ntueiv iade
peuden of MJperhtitioUs fears. The fol
lowing are atnong the more promiuent of
superstitious igns which have been hand
ed down by traditiou from gen-ration to
generation which ti;,d believers in many
parts of the United States:
Whiten pet ks on . tneuai'.s am Inck.
Whoever pads epitaph's losvs his
mem ry. 1
To rtck the ( raax' wl.eu .empty is in
jurious to the chi d.
To eat while a bt-ll is tujiiug Jur a fune
ral causes toot line b-, .
The crowiug of a Leu indicates some
approaching disaster. .
When a niotiso .mB a j ,-P M.n.e mis
fortune liiy h - ..ppK-fir-noed. . '.'
He wt.u Ir.is nt- ji wide asunder must
seek his form no iu a di&tant land.
Whoever had s a four-leaf trefoil
shamrock shoula wear it for good luck.
Beggar bread shou'd be given to chil-
dre.u wh,0,a,r sl in ,e:rninS to speak
If a child less than twelve mouths old
is brought into a cellar it wiil become
timid.
When children ;!ay soldier on the road
side it forebodes the a? proach of war.
A. child grows proud if Buffered to look
into a mirror while less than twelve
Ho who proposes moving into a new
bousemust lirtt end in bread and a new
Whoever sneezes at an early hour either
hears some Lews or receives some present
the same day.
; ne crsi room cast uy a cm.u snouia
be swallowed by the mother to ensure a
new Er0wth of teeth.
Buttoning the coat awry, or drawing on
a stocking inside out, causes matters to go
wrong during the day.
By bending the head to tho hollow of
the arm the initial letter of one's future
I spouse is represented.
I women wno sow
flaxseed Bhould.
during the process, tell some lies, other
wise the yarn will never bleach white.
When women are stuffing beds, the
I mpn snnn n nnr rmnn in rn nnnca nth-
til . m
wige the feather3 will come tn'rongh the
ticks.
When a person enters a room he should
Sed t 8it own! if for a wo
ment as he Otherwise takes away the
children's sleep with him.
I The following are the omens of death:
J A dog's scratching on the floor or howling
! a peculiar manner, ana owls uootiog
I i r t ha nm n h Krkr hnnH r r f ha nAiea
,
Earliest Sprms: Costumes.
Jennie June, whD is supposed to be
aufait in evtry thing relating to ladies,
costumes, writes as follows to the Wash
ington Star: The earliest spring cos.
tumea decide tbs fact, if any doubt of it
existed, iu regird to, the continuance of
the short dresa. They are as short and
less tied or pulled back than heretofore,
following more tbe lead of the Jersey cos-
tume, which is necessarily simple. The
most objectionable part is the jacket.
which makes a pretence, of bein a coat.
! : . W W
and is a sham all the way through, good
neither for protection nor covering nor
comfort. Tbe material is lovelv. a fine
10 m .
soft camel's hair in olive brown, plum
color, myrtle, gend'arme, amethyst
and pure mouse, fawn and drab
shade The trimmings accompa-
nies each dress. pattern, and
onsist of handsome cashmere, or silk
and wool mixture, in small palm-leaf de
signs, and India colors, or of embroidered
satin Tests and cuus, with satin enough
for the small amount of trimming rc-
nnirnrf nnnn th skirt nr fnr moVJr,
f'f
' -a ' v
tbo 'lar- ioanS 'adies will, it is
thought, avoid the dark color and India
mixtures and select the quaint blues or
, , , . , ... 1 . .
Pale neu.ral shades -with satin trimmiu
and shirred plastron in place of the tm
br0idered Wi,h "Cb
will wear an early English style of felt.
or straw bonnet, lined with bl UQ or nnnnr
1 j j i . .
red wtm nav!DS 'trmga to match
106 lining, which shows very little below
the brim. Another style of spring ccs.
j i
lumes u P05 .of a '?ong redingoW,
oja In rfront half way, finished at tW r
nV with tnmJnln mll.r i
wp,
nd belld in broa!t tter tha style of
tbe ?Dcctoire. TbefS.kirt w of no im-
porweco, as n. mcrciy aoows a nttie of
tba iront ;ana an edge of flouncine
FSlu
lace, and a wide beaver hat, or soft fel?
th hrim
ter. but spreading ont on both sides, and
Srmnn nr waneha of (thPr .'j x.
1 center, forming the principal part cf
cmafstation. 1 .
6, 1880
PLEASE 50TICE.
We will Jjeg'ad to receive comnmni.atioti
from oar frianca on aay aad all subcta f
sjeaeral iaurest but:
The name of the writer mutt al wt ji b? fur
niahedto the Editor.
Communications a i t U wihien o oi.j
one dde of the paper.
Feronalitii mojttc aroided.
And it U etpecially nt; paalariy on. - r -tood
that tho Editor do, Bot alwaji end re
tha viawiof corrwiK)adeou nolfM tv a
la tne editorial colun 1)8. -
JAMW-UiUHTOX-.At,M. H-r,b Wo
ew'. Chnrcti, Pittibor,, on tc 4 b inst .
JASIm, of Wiltninilri, to .Mij K. ALICV
younit daoehter it .tU late Jofcn II.'
Haoghton, Eiq.
New Advertiscmri i
Ship Notice.
ALLPER80rt ARE HERK
BY cautioned and forcrurr ; "
ed from crediting or barKorinir
"7 01 tne crew ..r the Hritih
Bn TRAMORE", aa no billa
of their contracUsc -will be jaid br iiaetcr
or Comiflrnees
r PATER80, D0W.VINO1CO.,
feb 6 ConsifrnecK.
Dissolution.
THE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore ex
iating under the name of HAM.V A
GOODMAN, has thia day been dissolved by
mntual conseaf. V. D. Goodman will pay
all tbe liabilities of t'-e firm and'ia entitled
to collect all money due tbe firm.
V. I). GOODMAN,
J. HAHN.
Wilmington, - . C, Ireb. 5tb. 1SS0,
feb G-1t
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEB. G& 7
Eng afrement for Two Nighta Only and one
Matinee of the eminently successful Com
edian and Character Actor,
MILTON NOBLES !
Supported by his powerful Comedr Combi
nation, appearing in the original dramatic
specialties with which his name has become
inseparabl ylinked. On Friday erehing and
Saturday Matinee,will be presented the popu-.
lar American MelMrama, by Wilton Nobles,
entitled THE PH(ENIX Parroll GraTes.Jioi
isiuasoe, mitoi Mobles As played by Mm
orer 1,000 times. And on Saturday evening
will be presented tbe American Comedy
"rama, by Milton Nobles, entitled A MAN
OP THE PEOPLE-Jack Rvder. A Diamond
in the Rough, Milton Nobles.
I'arquette and Dress Circle... $1.00.
Parquette Circle to.
Gallery.... ......'..... 2J,
Reserved Seats for sale at Ueinebercrer'a
without extra cbargo. fib 4 4t '
Look !
fJlE AMERICAN, "L'ASSOMMOIK.." A
Parody on Z .la's "L'Afliomznoir." By
Joseph 8ydney. '
HOW rtUE WON HIM. nr. Tim Rp!1p nf
f Charming Valley. By D. A. Moore, '
t or sale at the
LIVE BOOK STORE.
Pianos and Organs
gOLD ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN,
Guitars; Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Fifes, A c
cordeons, Harmonicas, Drums, ike, all for
sale at
iIEINSBERGER'S,
feb 3 Live Book an Music Store.
New Hat Store.
jrECEIVED YESTERDAY
BY NEW YQ2K STEAMER,
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
STYLISH SOFT A&D STIFF HATS,
CHEAP. Cali and examine.
JOHN M. ROBINSON,
13 Fro&t at., South of Parcell Uoure
Jan 24
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
I AM CONSTANTLY KECEIVINO New
Goads which I will fceli chep for cfL.
such as Bonnets, Hats. Kibbcrs, Fbrn ar.d
every thing in the Milliner l in. inl r'
Crochettd Oo fttwj. .n J4ijd. Alo,
Lace Goods- liumtn lJ.ir ond. for sale
Work d ne in ih wort ;jr.T.d utv'le.
Ladie3 vt ill Jo wc!I t-i nil aid ste l'r them
selves. .
Country .; :ri reivH pro ort attention.
, MK.. J. BAKKK.
4 r' rner Third And Onnir. fcti.
belling Off !
Ulh DALANCE'OFOUS
I IMMENSE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
must go at almost any pries to make room
i
for the Spring Styles. Bargains may te
All must be sold. Call and get tie re-
I
iuc?-t rlc?s, at
KtIRlER'3 TWO STOEf,
llrket it
Mules for .Sale
rpWENTT LEAD O? VT. 03
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Apply to
T. J. tiO
ND TAKM HULES.
oniKtLAVo.
Liter and H'e btab!tr,
! Third Mtnei.
ftb 2-tf
NEW GOODS AMD A NEW YEAR !
Tl TR3. H.J. HAKtK hasi.n haadaiic'
1JL Stock of Hats, iionutu in old aid
young-, old 6 a' Caps. Breakfast Cars,
aad all Wsd tt Children's Oooda, :rochei4
Hoods, Mcqu. 'Vnt-. cd Jnfant'n Hacks.
All kind of dair Wj k done to UraJd
made of csmbinjjs. td Hrai1 u.kedorr.
Band-rauxPns, Ccqoet'a Jnruiole Ironf.
Saratoga Wavea. Jul kinds cf Wiimade
aad repaired., All orders prcmptty rl'lsx
frentbs cccztry.t I z-'"9 i" -'irtlja