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KANU PJtOPBir.TOK.
iUKIPTIONa. POSTAGE PAID.
f'er,fS M riii months, $2 50 j Three
' ,t,.C f 1 15; Oae month, 60 cetta.
r will be delivered by carriers.
lie Pr" ... . '
f'char!, it) dv part or trie city, at tfte
:?, or IS cents r r wei.
. ..,.;fT rtfi low and libera".
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r-riut,criber will please report any And
glares to receire their papers rejrularly. j
kqx Advertiaaraon tg.
liSDlMOliSllTION
8B8W& & R0.BDIGK,
45 Market St.,
DfcMONSTBATING TitK FACT
4
V tvt Dry
ooda can be b m ? ft t J
rf.eip a
...nnt'T.
IIUS V "O a tuj wvaa u v 0
rUr sp&cj win mil auow us to nu I
..,1 , (sn.a' lint n.n i iiivir(iifll
C1f.i.i o.i e nt our placr of business. J
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DRESS GOODS,
KroD 8c to $1. In all the latent fa'irica
PRINTED UWHS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAVNS.
LiJic' Mmlin aai Lace Neck Wear, such as
Fichu, Ties, Jabota, Ac,
riilk Handkerchiefs in Twill and Brocade.
RUCHINCSOFEVEBY DESCRIPTION
IP iSL
From 14 centa to $5.
The largest and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Erer shown it thia citj, from
15c to SiO,eachi-
Dress Buttons
Uar Balecdona in this department embrace
icnj novelties. Our "variety ia immerse.
Cassimeres
For Men and Boy's Wear
a.turat Colore! aid Figured Linon for
Stai a. ' .
Viiite and Colored Canton Mattings.'
rcrJurry and and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
" Ca?h Rulllinga 60 cents,
fomttlin New in Ladies' Summer Balmora
Skirts.
Linen Lap Robes,
Ac, &c, Ac.
Give us a call and look over our stock.
We era by no means afraid to show our
goods.
BROWN & E0DDICK,
45. EUIarket St.
may 15
Sign of the Biar Boot.
I AM NOW OFFEUINO
TO SELL
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT EXTREME LOW PRICES, TOE FOL-
r .... . .
"em s oewea uai'er? , Si 40
Custom Made Gaiters.. ., 2 40 1
Lsced Calf Tie Bhoes..... 1 20 ia
Udies' Foxed Rh, i nn
Newport Ties..........
i.
00
Opera Slippers
i
1 25
i
fctrap Bardihi
1 20
a M.... ........ .
P.- n.
suppers ua
63
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uauuou m. '-"I
Button Gaiters.... ............ 1 20
Children's Strap Sandals,
90
Button Gaiters
's. HLUMENTHAL,
my 13-tf
No. 40 Marker Street.
CHAS. KLEIN,
Dndertater and CaliiiietaMatsr.
Princess fitrPt in TfoaftmAnt of th
Journal Building,
WILMINOTO.K,; N. O.
A fin A mat man nf f .rtffina .nJ r.a. I tlr
cry . ..v .. J I fit
vu r mail nrnmnti nil a r j nn & I
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VOL: V-.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisementi.
W A W It R Excursion Tickets. .
R Excursion Ticket.
i ee ad Strawbeny Festival.
F HaisesaieaRliU chived this Day.
Yates. Attention, ioung Ladies.
Alex Ppeckt A Soh Nbtic.
Window Glass all sizes at bluffer &
Price's.
it
There were no interments in Bel lev ue
Cemetery th is , wef k
Thor r nn- intrn i.. rvol,,
1
th s w'eek that ofaulaiuU.
VYlnioV Gias of .aii.sizod. li r. Sash
and Jiirads, Uaildis Dardware,fe3 .Low
st pireces at Jaoobi's. j .
Monthly rneeliag Visitors Lad its' Ba
nevolcnt So'tiaty at Hook & Lidder'UAll,
Tuesday i June iat, at 6 o'clock p in.
The simplest, sdfest nd8ur"est rjoeans
to relieve the Baby or Chuiic Ut d lidtice
slumber is Dr. .Bull's tJaby Sjrur, THce
ouly 25 cents a bottle. .1
I
The Register of Deeds has .issued 'do
marriage licenses to white couple tLia
! t :
week an 1 oae Iicens3 is all that is ncord
ed for tBa colored 'population.
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Iu Tine Forest Cemetery (colored) there
were nine interments this week, five chili
dren and four adults. Oae of the
adults was brought here for interment.
Ho! for tha mountains anc the health
giving Mineral Springs, bee advertise
ment of clol. A. Pope, General Passenger
Agent of the W. & W. and W. C. & A.
Railroads in this issue. I t
4-
Mr. Natli'l Jacobi having been appoint-
ed agent for. the Atlas Plow, parties in
want ot tins ceie orated Plow cm now
have their orders fi lled at JacobPs Hard
ware Depot, N o. 1Q S. Front st. tf;
During; the Summer months while
shipping isjs:arce in p rfc the. religious
services at thelseaman's I Bethel will be
discontinued, and as its Chaplain, Rev.
Jas. W. Crair, will assist in conducting
the open air meotings, at'Dudley's Grove,
a 1 1 sea m en are cord ul Iy i n v i ted to attend
and participate in thosa meetings every
Sunday afternoon at half past four o'clock.
A Possible Coincidence.
We understand that it is currently
ill , r
ramored on the streets in Columbia and
other place?, thkt the recent puychasers
o the Greenville & Columbia Railroad!
are about to forfeit the bonds of $30,
000 which they deposited before biddinpr,
a!i the sale, and thus let the sale go by dn
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fault. Now if that accomplished person
aid great railroad Donate, W- e8
of extra session famo,!should happen to
da the same 'thing in 'this State.it would
baa rather singular coincidence for the
tJvo Carolinas. hey? But we -trust Best
will have Grace enough left to. come to
time as agreed upon, between himself and
those those these well, tbdse whom
f f
he bargained w ith.
Our d r Ug stores are how supplied with
Malt Bitters' the new Food Medicine
which has done so much good and comes
to us sj highly recommended. Try it
It may save you heav v. doctors' bills. 4w
A Nice Arrangement.
At the post; office, on the Second street
sidecftbe building, near the entrance,
quite a convenience is being added iu the
shape of a commodious desk for- the me
of the general publ:c who may havd occa
tion to writo or address1 a letter while
i I i r
there. Upon this desk! is ! a large frame
contaniQS boxea, the largest and central
oae fer the use of the postoffice depart
ment. while the smaller; ana surroundme
nn, fx- w0 Krwfif r
i
and business men. The whole, when it
compietcd is to hs surmounted by a
large and vaitiaoie cioce, setin a.band
some care. 1 he work is in imitation of
black walnut and pretcuts a very credi-
tih'a unnpATAiica ' aa well as beir? a rrrat
-ri i o
convenience j to the public.
For barKiiu3 ia c!othing and gents'
w i - w
tUIUlBUtug UMU3 la.l uu mwoia. ix. vV X.
Shrier, 28 and 38 Market 6treet. They
, -!.J
certainlv have al nice lino of coods to
select from at bottom prices, also o large
stock of straw, and lelt hats, trunks, etc.,
sailing low. ' iney nave also tne Kenown
ed Diamond Shirt at $1; can t bj beat
at SI 25.' I 1 - it . '. ;:l tf
5500 Reward. '
was for yeaia oil:red in every papar of
the land by the former jpr.j rictor of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy lor a case of ca
tarrh it would not cure. It cares by its
mild, soothing, cleansing, and healing
properties. Snuff or dust of any kind
dries up catarrh and drives i". to 'the
IUU"S.
1 bis remedy has stood tne test of
liawinfT lbrftn tt TinrIl1.ir rpmrtrl w f.lf n
w
r.n prnfi i : ' -
WILMINGTON,. N. C,
First Baptist Church.
-The meeting at this Church continue to
be very interesting. Twetj-six persons
Lave been baptized, and a tnraber of otLeis
are awaiting the or0lnar.ee. Rev. D:.
Teasdale, who is p.&sining the pastor, is
expected to preach to-uiht ind aain to
morroir night.
Ready mixed Paints, strictly r.u're VTuiu
Iead, Olrs, Brushy, W n lo uloSf,
at J acobi's .
The City Tax Assessor,
We learn that Mr. J. Kent Brown Las
bea awarded the contract to list the
city taxes this year for the sum of $2G0
This, we presuue is in accordance with a
resolution cf the Board of . Alderma,
parsed at their last meeting, to give thr
j )b to the lowest bidder
Chaicb Festival.
i
The young ladies of the. First Presby
teiian Church in this city, propose havirg
a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on
Monday evening, the 31st instant, in tie
City Hall. The proceeds of the Festiva1,
we are told, will bo devoted to the pocr.
A charitable undertaking like this should
be liberally patronized, and we trust tLe
ladies will meet with the success which
their noble efforts deserve.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and szes, at Altafjteb, Pbice
x uo's. ,
The North Carolina Medical Journal.
The May number of this valuable peri-
odical has been received, although at rather
a: late day, probably caused by the time
nscessarilly occupied in the transactions cf
he North. Carolina Medical Associa'ioD,
which was in session for a number of days
daring the month in this city. The num
ber now before us has a full account of the
transactions of ! the Convention, besides
much other matter of peculiar interest- to
the profession. . .
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
is the best preparation known to preserve
the hair. Use it.
Blackfish Excursion.
About seventy gentlemen embarked
yesterday morning on the steam yacht
Pctsspo: t ' for the" blackfish rocks. The
trip down the river was pleasant, but as
soon as the steamer struck 1 the ocean
quite a j cumber of those on beard paid
their respects in the usual manner to
Old Nep. At least one half of the num
ber on the bo it were sick. The spcrt
was good and it is estimated that at less
1,200 8b, were caught. Capt. Harper, as
ever, was kind and considerate for his pas
sengers, f v
Tou can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacoiu's
Hardware Depot.
The International 'Review
For June has been received. The arti
cles in this number are 'Colonial Life in
Maryland,' by Mrs. E. W. Latimer;
Sivland; a Hussian Episode'" by Alfred
A. Wheeler; Tho English Language in
America,' by T. B. Lounsbury; 'Consid
eratiens on the Copyright Qaes ion,' by
Wilkie Collins; 'Mr. Poynter's Lectures
on Art,' by , P. C. Hamerton, 'Caatean
briand by Auguste Lawgel; 'The Lowest
Animals,' by Charles Sedgwick Minot;
Our Goodly Heritage,' by Robert P.
Porter, and I'The Ltssons of the General
Election in Great. Britain and Ireland,
by Walter Chamberlain.
The International is publuhsd monthly
at $5 per annum, or 50 cants for a single
number, by A. S. Barnes & Co., New
York. I . . ,. . ' ' : ,
Everybody canger suited w ith a Pocket
Knife, also (Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Deoot. ; j
Saleoflhe CO. Railway.
The sale of the Carolina Central Hail
way advertised in the Eeview, under a
decree o the Superior Court of this couc
ty takes place at the Court Housj in' this
city on Monday next,1 the 31st insf. We
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understand a committee ol tie hrst mort
gage bond holders-will be in attendance.
among whom we hear is Captain D. B.
Murchison, of this city, Messrs. A . V.
Stout and Timothy Porter, of New
York, and Col Whedbee, of Baltimore;
besides other gentlemen whose names we
have not now at our command. Mr. Stent
arrived in the- city last night and tl e
other gentlemen; not residents here, are
expected to night. j
; . " Malaria.
In countries where this is prevalent,
Warner's Safe Kidnay and Liver Cure
and Warner's Safe Pills are used and with
wonderful sutcesa. .These are highly re
commended as i a preventive -j to Yellow
Fever. As a cleanser ofj tne Dioou. they
aro without an equal. , 1 ; 4
Review.
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SATURDAY. MAY
Clfj Court.
'There was but one cse . fur the con
sideration of His Honor tne Mayor this
mortin?, that o Scipio Howsrd, colored
charged wi'h dis.rderly conduct. He
was found guilty aud sentenced to a fine
of $10, or 20 davs in the city prison
Not having the necessiry fundi he was
9Ut below. !
Criminal Court. j
lu tne cae of Gtorge Merrick and De
li P-ige, alluded to yesterday, a jurcr
was with rawD aud a mistrial recorded.
yVm Goodman, charged wiih assault
and battery, 'submitted', and was held in
$200 bond to JUep the peace until Febra
ary term.
Two cast s agaiust Thomas M Girdner,
for misconduct iu office, were continued.
The case of E. II. MtQuigg, for mis
conduct in officet was continued.' '
Iu the case cf W. B. Lirkius and Wm.
Phinney, for an aflray, a nol pros was
ntered as to the , former, anji the latter
was found guilty and sentenced to 15
days in the House of Correction.
For the want of time and ?p ace we are
obliged to omit other cases disposed of
during the day. The Court will adjourn
to-night. . j !
Yellow Fever.
It is confidently asserted that this fright
ful dias'ase can be prevented by the use ci
Warner s Safe Kidney and Liver Cnre,
in connection with Warner's Safe Pills
it is a blood poisonj keep the blood pure
this disease will not exist. These Reme-
edies keep the blood filterers-the kidney
and liver in healthy action.
!
.... A Needed Reform.
There are a certwn class of trial ! jus
nces in mis city who are a curse and a
nuisance to this community, and we hope
that the day is not far distant when this
nuisauce may not only be abated, but
entirely abolished for all time to come.
To give a case -in point: two gentlemen
had a slight misunderstanding and per-
sonal difficulty on the private premises of
a Commission Merchant on the wharf, a
few days ago, when a few blows were
passed. Immediately one of Justice
McQaigg's ruDners, hearing of the diffi.
oilty, but not seeing it, makes an affida-
vitbefore this worthy Justice and the
laiier lssutb a warraut lur lue arrest
of one or both of the parties to appear be
fore him and answer to the charge of of
fending the peaca and dignity of the
State. But, mark you, the fellow who
mide the affidavit, as we are
informed, has been a convicted felon, but
war pardoned by Governor Erogdeu
through political influence. His name
is John Statelier, and he was arraigned at
the last term of the Criminal Court upon
a charge scmewhat akin to this affidavit
business known to the legal fraternity by
tie technical term of barratry. We think
it is hida time now ths t the
courio, or i
some one high in authority, should take
cognizmce of the way this business of
runners is bsing conducted. The people
... , t i r a
are. beginning to cry aloud for redress.
In fact, we would like to see the whole
system of trial by magistrates abolished, J
with the single exception of one Special of this Bead via Goldaboro, Weld on, Bich
Magistrate who shall be a salaried fficer . . , ' 1
u- - mond or Petersburg, and also to Summer
chosen by the people. B3fore the war
this system worked very well with us and
until we had a New York code1 of laws I
1 i j .t a. a t. I
rammea uown our vuroBt3, Mur.u lUc
evil days cl reconstruction. We know ol
, J. t I
some bonofable exceptions amODg these!
Justices, who do not cojunlenace this prac-1
uce oi aeuunig um. iuulch, men
there are others who dp, and we cannot
understand whyj under a Democratic ad
ministration, and with good, Lonest men
in high judiciaf positions, good cit'zer a
and tax payers should be allowed to suffer
such annoyances as Ircquently occur from
some of ine&e Trial Justices and their
infamous runners. We heard of an in
stance i where two colored women wre
quarrelling on the wharf, and one brushed
against the other, but no blows pased,
which got into court tb ough the initru-
mentality of some1 of thee Lawks Of a
Trial Justice, which coit the. county 1 1
New Hanover the sam of $i00 before the
case was ended. Now be: e is a chance ,
for reform, and the people are nht-1
fully and justly iodignaLt that such
nuisiuces and practices ahould any
longer 1 be allowed, to exist. Nine
times
out of - ten judgment is ans-1
pended upon payment of costs, and thial 0
is the whole thing in a nut shell. How
much of the fees or costs these runners ctt
we are not prepared to say, but we do say
it ii time b,e whole thing' was done away j
wun, ana we are wxuia- u goour icngia i
in aiding to bring a boat toe prppsr, reform
Ob, for a goxl, refreshing rain !
29, 1880.
NO. S3
(Communicated )
Mr Editob:
I aw a communication in last week's
iceueof the Journal, from a correspen
deiit at FajetU.vilI, urging the nbraina
tion ot Judge McKoy lor Corgress. The
reason he asbijfos fpr such a course in, lbt
Wilmingtou or New Hanover county La
had the houor long enough.
Now, I fail to see that as any reason at
all. 1 care not from which portion ol
toe dibtrict tbe cand date may hail from,
if he is only of the right stripe aud will
faithtuliy represent tbe iiitereata. of hid
entire constituency. If Mj r Stedn.u
ahould be thrown . overboaul by the c n
ventioi, I think that the ill ij.nM. r
county of Duplin should have the pre t-r
ic4 and I -bore tkt couveution il! ko
decide. Judge McKoy ha a gool pcM
t on, pud rlet hiai remain where ne i. It
li very certain that be cannot ' secure tie
strength of Pendtr; couuty.
1 also saw in th same i lii.il.t r -f thu
JOUKNAL that ycu ew iu doubt as io
liow Pender county vwmld vole iu the
State Con vent ion. You jay hi will have
only t vo Co era es, and iLcy aie for Gov.
Jarvis. The people i t l ender are not
particularly opposed to Gov. Jarvis, but J
am aware mat nine-lentbs of her Dmo
cralic voters are in iavor oi Judge Fowle,
believing him to be the strongest and con
stquentlythe most available man. If the
delegates from 1'ende'r) do not vote tor
Judge Fowle, iu the Convention, they wiil
not faithfully represent their county, nor
the wishes ot the Democratic part v, U.
Burgaw, N V, May 24ib, 1880. "
From Cumberland.
We understand that a telegram has
been received here from Fayettevillo to
day statingihat the ; County Convention,
which met 1 there this mornin" gave no
:,,,,,..: , i, . , ,
lD8trOC8 l Z to the Congres.
8lonal Convention, but insructed State
delegates to vote for Jarvis and IiobiuBon
fprGovornor and Lieutenant-Governor;
and this is all we know about it
New Advertisements.
Notice.
ALL PERSONS are hereby .
warned against harboring'
or trusting anv of the crew of
the British brijr8U8IE, Captain
Fredtmail, as no debta of their
contracting will be paid br tie Master or
ALE A. J5PRUHT A SON,
any 29-2t Conaigneea.
Strawberry Festival,
mHE YOUNG LADIES of the Fint Prer
byterian Church will have a Strawberry and
Ice Cream Festival at the City Hall, MON
DAY EVENING, the 31st inst. '
may 29 f
WILMINGTON & WELOON
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RAILROAD.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
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Wjlmikgton, N. C, May 26th, 1SS0.
"10MMENCINO JUNE Ut msn
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TriP Tickets to the
Mineral Springs andH Suminer Ee
r tr..- i ttt1
sorts of Virginia, West Virginia
i
and Korth Carolina,
a HI be on sale at the Coupon Ticket CrUcea
Reaort8 cf upper South Carolina aod Wt
ern North Carolina, vi Wilmingt n and
Columbia,
For Tickets, Piice Li its and line Card
i
containing all needful information, call on
uiuniwu, gu a
anderaigned, or Tiektt Agents at Wil
mtngton, ,w leon, Weldon, Tarbero and
Goldaboro.
! may 29-1 m
j A POPE,
i
Gen'l Pasaenger AjrL
VVIIMINGTON, COLUMBIA &
4UCUSTA
R. R.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Wilmington, Ni C , May 26dj, USO.
piOMME5C G JDNE
1st, 18S0, round
tickets to the
Mineral Springs and Snjnmer fie'
oi ts of Virginia,
West Virgioia
and Horth Carolina,
will be oa aale at U Coupon Ticket C ffiaoj
jfthis Boad.
For Ticket, Price Lists
and Time Cart g
! i
eonu tn l needful iaforaatioa, call oa
the undersigned, or Ticket Afects at Wil.
mitgton, f Ioreae, 8umter or ColnmbU.
nay 2?-lai aea'l PaiJenf er Agent.
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PLEASE NOTICE. ,
Wa will tw'ad to receive oomxaanicatioa:
PiS?!?11 uud H tab -ecu o
teneral iatarest trot :
Tae nam of the writer mtst alwars ba fur -
Bunwito tha Editor.
OommuxileatlODt UttJt Wwtltftnton- on'y
one rid of the paper. 4 . .
Personalities must t avoid c y -And
it is especially acjpiifcjlariv uni
. w.wuwr uop9Eoi anraji endorte
the views of correjKndert utdesf eo tt.
in the editorial columns!
New Advertisemoats.
Kiyct tevil le ( on vent ion ,
THE 6TiI Li.iA. P.. UUKT,
Capt. A. II. Wo tfc, nih leav
her wharf foot cf cWf.ut iitieat, at 90
A. M., June ht, taking Vilest s nr. Victor
o the CoDcrrr Mion.l v...u . ..
. , t,j teu:in
I
at FajvttevLle, June 2.
Fre f..rroutd trip ice uuir?ai'.aU-3.
WORTH A WOarfr?i
uiy 24-3t rat
Mrs. S. J. Baker,
i xviiLLicrxiiiir, . :
t'-icr Ihird and UrXn tftrtetj.
Wilaic'on, .V. C. .
hi -r?! bonnet Abbess. Fltwerr,
1-eatherOruarnentd cf all sicd. Couctrv
orders promptly filled, llair. Work d0e ij
alltheimprovtditvles.
MRS. B. J, BAKER.
An Opportunity.
J) FIRING TO CHANGE MY BUSI
NESS, I offer for sale the ttoct,' fixhirea acd
good will of my Ship Grocery and Chan
derly. Email capital necefcsarj. An active ,
intelligent man can build up a hand
laorce
pajlng busineaa. Full particulars Viven. .
raay 28 3t
P. O. Bex 451.
Wire Ifettuur
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OCF.EEN
For Doors and Windows.
Good to keep oat flies and megquitoes.
' a:,' ' . .i'r ;
Sash,! Doors, Blind J,
Lumber, and BtLding Material Cnrall.
I ALTAFFEH, imtfk'& cb.
Factorr: ' Office 1 '
L0f9iVaInutft J!fatt' De d Cross
may 34 I.
Walter Coney
DEALER IN "
TpOBACCO, IMPORTED AND DO
MESTIC CIGARS, Cigarettes, sJufl" ar.,1
Pipes of all descriptions.
WALTER CONEY,
apl 3
Market ttrer.t.
Office Treasurer & Collector
City cf Wilmington, 2J. C ,
j i May 25 th, ISbC.
Notice.
g-Y ORDER OF THE BOAHD . OF. Al dermen
the p i
DOG OnIW.&ICX5
goes into effect on the 10th JdW text.
uadgea can be procured on applicaUon at
tMJCfli HENRY SAVAGE,
may26-3tnao Tax Collector.
8 tar copy.
KEEP COOL-MEW ICE CREAM
.' SALOOK.. t M
AM PREPABKD TO 81 R 7fc THE pal -lie
with the best Ice Cream made of, ycro
Crearn Ice cold milk by the rlase. s '
Ordera aclieited. f ' . r
may25.Iw Market 8" j.
Attentioi), Youn? Ladies .'
i ' ' v f
QALL AND SELECT YOC i &OWS? a
ntw lot of Archery Goods jait received.
Organs and Organelles. Organs rid on tlie
Instalment Plan, at
r -
BUOK STORE.
may 24
i'i
Una be
Piano-
ONE SECOND HAND ABE PIASO.
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Seven Octave, RoaewoDd Ca.e.' ia rtrfect
order, will be sold at bar-U " 1 fcV Ti tno
naa oeen but Utile mod ana aaxaateed.fbr
five year,. Ca'l and see it M wwlop
UElN8BER?tH
Live Book and IlciItS tore.
' '! S t I" ' ...nl'i
Blank Books.
p APEB, jfUVELOPES, Iak ef tllreletf,
Mttcilage. Slates, Leai snd'wito'pVrciia,
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