THIS PI FEB
jOSH. T. JAMB.
COITOB A5D PROPMKTOK. .
-lrB8CBlPTI0N8',08TA0E '
Tts oo Six noots, HW ; Three
v ;n k- rfalivered br e&rrieri.
oper w" -
r.u, or U wc.
'? i I ISV -t
ATertuitR rate, -ow an
-Snberiber will please report any and
...i.reito receive iheir papera regularly.
flew Advertisements.
BROVM & RODDICK,
45 Wlarket St.f
nirutiVMTRATING TOE FACT
Adgii UrT oodaean be bought ae
kHp ll iuu - j - "
?u Bach desi ,but yoa always receive
anH't' Bi0 "nr p, 0f bnsiweBS
fro So to $1. In all the latest fabrics.
PUNTED LAWNS.
PRIflTED LATTICE LAY MS.
ldW Mtulia and Lace Neck Wear, raeh as
Fichus, Tits, Jabots, Ac.
gill- Hsadkerchiefs in T will a ad Brocade.
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BUCHINGSOFEYDY DESCRIPTION
From 2 cents to $5. ,
Tae larrest and finest auorUuentof
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Ever shown It tbU city, from
15c to $10, eaoh. I
(tar lelecdom in this department' embrace
ainy novelties. Oar variety is immerie.
Cassimeres
For Men and Boy 'a Wear.
5turi Colored and Figured Linen for
Btalrs.
White and Colored Canton Mattings.
(Corduroy and and White Terry for Ladle'
and Children V Wear. 1 i;
Cash Ruffllngi 50 cents,
, ... !
!
Iffanetainff New in Ladies' Bummer Balrao: a
rJ -. Skirts, i . ! V "
Linen Lap Robes,
Ae., Ac, Ac
Oirs oi a call and look over our stock.
are by no means afraid to show our
" I 7 :
X4. '!
MOWN & 'BODDICK,
45 market St.
v 1&
pita of the Bier Boot.
NOW OFFERING
ro SELL
FQC CASH ONLY,
T EXT&X1UE LOW PRICED, THE FOL
LOWING GOOD J:
fent'a Bewed Qal ers........ SI 40
" Cutom Hade Gaiters............. 2 40
" Laced Calf Tie Bhoea.-........ 1 20
foxed Bhoet. 1 OO
NtwDort Tieimim.1 hmm 30
Opera EliDDer. 1 26
mm
Strap 8andals....w...MMM.m.M. 1 20
I Crcqtet Blip peri.. 66
Strap 8aadali... 1 16
' Batton Gaiters........ 1 20
drsn'i Rtran Randali.......... 90
' Btttnn Oi!Un 90
9. BLUMINTHAL
No. 40 Marker Street.
fJ M-tf
he Hew Hatjbtore,
MLL 1SD UlMtNE MY BUMMER
' ' ! ill: ;
Ue ot 8traw nf Felt Bats. They are
tjan4htf, : o
JOFM II. ROBUT80S,
Na. IS ffroat street,
Ifest t Pareeli tloase.
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
!Ve Advertisements.
Pee ad Kilrh Cove for Hale
Booe Wanted.
P Hsm'sBiaesa Pianos and Organs.
. Yatej . Crcqnet, Arcbeiy Goods.
A I FaaiBR Best Unlaun 1 1 ied hirt
In the city for $1. t
Fourth SucJay alttr Trinity.
Day s length 14 tours and 35 minutes
Window O lass aL sizes at ltaflfer A
Price's. f
There wcto two lutermem iu Oakdae
cenafcttry thia week both, adult. .
According to the A tm&uao, bummer be
glD8 to-morrov evening at 8 o'clock.
The Register of Deeds issued two mar-
riage licenfefl this week both coloied.
Full Metal and Walnut bh r Cases, all
styles and sue?, at Altaffek, Price
& Co's.
-There wcrs to intermen s in Bellevue
cexnatery this week one adult and oce
cbi d.
There -were eleven interments in Pine
Forest cemetery tlm week five adults
and six chi'drea.
The cashier ran' away; with all tLe
funds, acd the directors placarded the
door. No cashier.'
Mayor Fishbiate having returned to
the city presided at this mDrniDg's ses
sion of the City Court.
Some fioe watermelons weTe received
in the city this morning. They came by
express from Savannah.
Everybody canger suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot-
' There are uumailable letters in tbe
PostofJice here for Susy Herring, Glowso
ville, N.Y and W. A. Alderman, Maxf
well's N. G.
You can bay No. 1 CookiDg and Heats
ingdloves at almost any price at Jcom'a
Hardware Depot. . s.(
Two Cne milch cows, brought from
Sampson county, are offered for sale at
Capt. Southerland's stables. Those in
need would do woll to examine xhem at
once. -f ' J-
:i
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er is a splendid dressing for the 1 air. No
other like it. ' Try it and judge for your
selves. . j,
To-morrow is considered the longest
day of tbe year. The sun rises at 4:44
an(J sets at 7; 19. It will be nearly half -past
8 o'clock before the last trace of
daylight has disappeared.
It is not always perfectly safe to soothe
the Biby with opium preparations, but
you can rely on Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup;
it contains nothing injurious.
Indications.
For the South Athctic SUtes partly
cloudy or cloudy weather, northeasterly
winds, becoming variable, nearly station
ary temperature and barometer.
The Paris Ftga.ro aays: 'Do not wsste
your orange peel, but make an incision
round it midwa3, and remove carefully
in two halves. Take the two cups and
place them hollow dowuward, one on
the grass and the other among ILe-plants
or vegetables. At the end of a few days
you will be rid of all slugs, black or gray.
Every morning you willtind that they
have taken refuge under the cups of or
ange peel, and can be destroyed.'
'Baby is k'.rjg' all tbe world over. As
its rule should be as qiiet as possible,
fail not to provide it wud Dr. Bull's Biby
Syrup for all the ailments incideut to its
condition. It is a safe remedy.
Car Spring and Summer Goods for
Gent's.Youth'a aodBjy's wear is still 'arge
and attractive. Tnose who want the
nobbiest, the hewetst, the latest, the best
and the ehHpest goods always go to
S brier's. tf.
Cliy Court-
Aaron Jones, colored, for biog drunk
and down was fined $2 and cc t with
the alternative, ofpt wo days in th3 City
Pr son. Not hiving th3 mjney he went
below.
J. W. Webster, charged with larceny,
was bound over in a justified bond in tbe
sum of $50 dollars for bis appearance at
tbe next Ural of the Criminal Court. -
I'olson.
It is an end. rstocd fact that Yellow Fe
ver audits cotnpMiiii.c ?, luteroittteot and
Remittent F evere, aie tue results of poi
aoned blooti, made uuuure by breathiog
infectei atmosphere No meuicitie in ex
istence will so quickly purify tbe blood,
as Warner's Sate Kidney and Liver Cure,
uted in connection with Varo-r a Sif
Pit is.
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WILMINGTON, N C SATURDAY JUNE
The Last Uay.
About two hundred excursionists cane
down to the city this morning on tbe
Carolina ODtral Uilway. As it i ibe
last day for the cheap excursion rates
they thought they would come in force.
A great many of them were calculating
on a trip to Smithvilie but as the Pais
port did not go down !o dy ihsy remained
in tbe city. The excursion season has
been a successful one, thanks to t je lib
erality of the C C R W management,
and our merchants have profited by it i o
little.
Plows, o novels, - Puohiotks, Spades,
Rakes, Ira eChaii.fl, Plow Lioes,&c For
the lov est prices, go to J vc obi's.
Nairtiw Kb cape.
Express Messenger Medlicot: fell frtm
the express car on the Wilmington and
Weldon Rai road at Duplin Cross Roads
on yesterday morning. Duplin .Cross
Roads is but a flag station and the train
does not stop there. Mr. Medlicott bad
a package to leave and as he stooped
down bis feel slipped on the sheet iron
which was in front of the door aud be
was pitched to the ground. He, strange
to .say, was nothurt in the least, but
jumped up and ran alter the train. It
was stoppedand he got on and continued
hie duties. '
For Cincinnati-
The Democrats of the United Sta tea,
through their chosen representativer,
will meet at Cincinnati on Tuesday
qext, the J22I Inst,, for the. purpose c
nomicating a President and Tice-Preii-dent
for the term of four years which
will commence next March 4th. North
Carolina will be ably represented there,
and by tbe following gtntlcmen:
First District Ti G. Skinner and
Geo. H. BrowD, Jr.
Second District Geo. Howard and J.
A. Bjnitz.
Third District C. M. Stsdman and 4l.
A. Rowland. .
Fourth District A. W. Graham and
B. H. Bunn. I
Fiftb District John N. Staples and
J. A. Long.
Sixth District P. B. Means and R.
Lk Steele.-'
Seventh Die
M. Mathes.
rice Charles Price and G.
Eighth District R. M. Furman and S,
McD. Tate.
I Delegates at large W. T. Dortcb,
Thomas RtifRu, A. M. Waddell, J. S.
Henderson.
Alternates W. J. GreeD, T L. Cling
man, L. M. Long, Charles B. Jones.
When you visit or leavaNew York City,
stop at tbe Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwarda.
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot the city. ly
! Another Monster Rattlesnake.
Pender county U certainly a land o
siakes. We have now in our office tLe
stuffed skin of ;a monster which measured
7i feet and had 13 rattles when killedand
now there comes a report of the capture
of his big brother from the same section.
A friend at Maple Hlil writes us a repoit
of the captur It took place last Monday
and the monster was found by Benj Pick
ett, colored, the same man who killed the
first snake, on the road near the residence
of Mr. Jacob K James. The valiant
Ben, rendered hazardous by previous
encounters, determined to take this snake
alive and after a desperate struggle suc
ceeded , He then tied him to Mr. Gibson
James' wagon,1 which he was driving at
the time, and started with him for home,
some eight miles distant, . But the snake
could "nt see it in th sel imps and preferiDg
death to captivity be struggled so Tio
leutly as to choke himself to death.
This monster snake measured 8 feet in
length and was 14 inche around the
body. We trust that his skin and rattles
may be preserved
: Physicians freely preMiibe the new
Food Medicine, Malt Bitters, ' because
more nourishing, strengthening and puri
fying than all other forms of malt or medi
cine while free from the objectiors urged
against malt liquors. 4w ,
1 : :
r Tbermometricai.
From the United SUtes Signal Office in
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as takes this rnurn-
inff at 6:56 o'clck :
Atlan-a. Ga..MM.6
Angoita. Oa...
Gairo, 111......'..m.?0
Charleston, &. C.-.T t
Giacissati...
Oonicaaa, Tx-1.-T0
tort Gibeon, I.T.64
GalTestoa.. -T
ladianola.-... 1
Jaekaoe ville, Fla-.1T
tTnexville
Ly Dckbarx.
Meoipbis. Teaa...?!
Montgomery AlaaT
Naahvills ........6
!Tew Orleans 11
Sew York 6
Pa.nU KaMft. IU.?
taTinnah, Ga. .TS
Bhrevpoct. 71
8U Lois Mo.W
SLOlarks, Fla .CO
Ticksbarf , Hiss.U
Waahiaton 9
WiUalngtoB
Review
Bishop Aiklasoa.
We are f lid to leirn that Bishop
Atkinson's hea'th is greatly improved.
Tbe Bisvp is now in Baltimore, wber9
ha has been for about two months, and
finding himeif so n,nch better has deter
mined to return to North Carolina very
8jon . '
III s Papri.
It is -id that the steam yacht Pa-
port has changed hand, Messrs. J. T. Sr
J. W. Harper becoming tbe purchasers.
She' w 11 resume her regular schedule be
tween tn is city nd Smithvilie in a day
or two. Our citieeos are to be congrat
ulated that the beautiful and fast little
steamer is to remain with us.
Jnl Abunt a Failure.
There was a crude attempt made last
night to get up a Garfield ratification
meeting at the "Court House, outfit was
next door to a failure. There was a band
of music on band and 'several colored
Republican orators essayed to tell all they
knew bout it, but it evidently did'at
amount to very mnch when it was told.
It was plain that there was more enthu
siasm about the music than about any
other part cf the performance.
Returned Delegates
The train which came down the W. &
W. R. R. lastnight brought back to their
homes many of t&e" delegates from this
section who have been in attendance this
week on the State Convention in Raleigh.
Some returned via Hamlet, and others are
yet to arrive. Those who are here rep
resent tbe Convention as large, enthusias
tic ard harmonious, well-behaved, well
officered and well-controlled, a fact easily
explained, as only Democrats attend
Democratic Conventions. But they were
all tired, hungry, dirty and dry when tbfy
got back home. .
A Narrow Escape.
Little Stewart, the four-year-old son of
Mr. P. Heinsberger, made a narrow es
cape from serious injury yes'erday aftei
noon. at his father's residence, on Third
street, near Mulberry. While playing on
the upper piazza, a distance of about 15
feet from the ground, he fell throogh a
broken place in tbe banisters to the yard
beneath. For a whileat was thought that
the little fellow was seriously injured, but
Dr. Love soon arrived and dispelled the
fears of the distracted parents. The child
was only bruised, and is up and about
to-cay. It was a narrow escape.
Mr. Nath'l Jacob i having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
. ' : h -
More Fast Time.
We published a paragraph on Thurs
day relative to the fast time made by a
train -between Philadelphia and Jersey
City, which ran the DO miles in 93 min
utes, and now we have a run just about
as good on one of our own roads, the Wil
mington & Weldos,jthe difference being
that there were but two cars on the Penn
sylvania R. R. whereas there was a full
Uain oa the W. & W. R. R. The
Reeky Mount Progicst tel s us that tae
fast train on the W.f & W. R. R., laa
Monday evening, ran from Weldon to
Rocky Mount, a distance of 37 mites,! in
39 miontes, making up nearly all of it8
lost time
Ready mixed Painis, strictly i ure White
Lead, Co lors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
etc., at Jacobi's i i
1
Wilder fc Morton's Loss. j
f A letter from Mr. Jesse Wilder, receiv
ed here yesterday, reports the loss of tbe
distillery of Messrs Wilder & Morton,1 of
this city, at Brunswick, Ga., . The loss is
"1 i
estimated at 8L&00, it he larger amount
being on turpentine and roein . and the
damages to tbe distillery being com par ar
tivdy light. The Savannah New 9 of a
recent date has a filler report. It says:
. Testerday tbe citiaens of the northern
portion of Brunswick were thrown into
panic, almost, by the conflasration of Wil
der & Co's turpentine works. It seems
some ladies were present for tbe purpose
of witnessing the manufacture of rosin,
and it is likely that the workmen,
through their courtesy and attentions to
the visitors, faifed lo percnive in time
ttattbe liquid was
about to overflow.
and hence the catas
age to tbe company
rophe. The dam
aad Mrs. Golden
(who lost her two houses and their con
teets) is estimated at about $20,000. No
insurance. Tbe firei' company was 00
hacd, but as usnalj found their efforts
ineffectual from the "difficulty of getting
the heavy antiquated fmacbine at a fire in
time, and the trouble- of keeping enough
men on tbe brakes to throw the wa'er.
One of the operatives, a colored man,
named Albert Groom, was severe! in
3 a red by the flood of; flames and smoke,
which enveloped hin before he could es
cape. No other casualty ii reported.
19. 1880.
4
NO. 101
THE MAILS.
Tie mails close and arrive at the City
Pot Office as follows :
Nortbt-rn through and way
mails .............6:30 p. n.
Raleigh 5.30 a. m.. . .and 5.00 p.m.
Mails for the N. C Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. &N. O.
Rulroad, at 6;80 p.m.
Southern mails for all points
Sooth, daily. 7:45 p. m
Western mails C C R'y) daily
(eicept 8unday) 5:00 a. m.
Mail for Coeraw k Darling
ton.. 7:45 p. ro.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston...... . 7:45 p. m
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fearliiver, Tuesdays,
and Fridays......... 1.00 p. n.
Fayetteville, via Lumbertou,
daily, except Sdndaye 5:00 p. m.
Onslow C. H and intermedi
ate offices,every Friday...... 6:00 a. m
Smithvilie mails, by steam,
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) 3 00 a m.
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek and Sballotte, every
Friday at............ 6.00 a.m.
Wilmingtcn and Black River
Chapel, Tuesdays and Fri
days at... 9:30 a.m.
Mails for North of Richmond will close
at 2.30 p. m.
OPEN FOR DELITEUT .
Northern through and way
mails 7:00 a m.
Southern Mails 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway 9:15 a. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:50 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 6:00 a. m.
to 6:30 p. m and on Suhdays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m ,
Stamps for sale at general delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 p. m. . .'
Window Glass of all sizes, Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, Builders' Hardware, Low
st plreces at Jacobi's.
Church services. '
Worship in the various churches oLthe
city to-merrow as follows :
FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCI,
corner of Market and Fifth streeU. Rev.
J. B. Taylor; Pastor. Services to-morrow
at 11 a. in., and .8 p. m. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. Brooklyn Sunday School
at 3 p. m. Young Men's Prayer Meeting
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Church
Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 8
o'clock. i
ST. PAUL'S EVANO. LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev.
G. D. Bernheim. D I).. PaAtnr. Sntuliv
School at 9:30 a. m. English Service at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m, j
! ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. j
corner Third and Red Cross streets. Rev.
Geo. Patterson, P. D Rector June 20th.
Fourth Sunday after Tiinity. Morning
Prayer at 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at
6 o'clock. Sunday School at 5 p. m.
! ST. JAMES PARISH, ;
corner Third and Market streets. Rev. A.
A. Watson, D. D., Rector June 20th.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
ocnooi at y.iiu a m. Morning Prayer at 11
o'ciock. evening xTayer ato o'clock.
FIFTH STREET M. E. CHURCH (8OUTH),
on (Fifth, between Nua and Church
streets. Rev. T.P. Ricaud.naator. Service
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath Schoo
at 9 a. in. Prayer Meeting Thursday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock. j
f ROJiT STREET M. E. CHURCH, (SOUTH)
corner Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E.
A. Yates pastor. Services at 11 a. m. aud
7:30 p.m. Sabbath School at 3 d, m. . W.
M. Parker, sup't. Prayer Meeting and
lTeacning weanesaay evening at 7:30
o'clock. Young Men and Women's Chris
tian I Association first and third Tuesday
evenings in each month.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T.
M. Ambler, Re tor. Services at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 350 p.
m. Seats free
SEAMEN'S ' BETHEL, ' j
Dock, between Water and Front streets
Rev.j Jas. W. Craig, chaplain. Services at
11 a.m., to which seamen are cordially
mvited.
The public are invited to attend religious
services at the Tileston upper reomi in the
Tile tea Norm 1 School building, on Ann,
netween ronnn and rifib streets.' everv
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
SECOSD BAPTIST CJUBCST, j "
on Sixth, between Church and Castle sts
Rev. J. r. King, pastor. Services to-naer
row at 11 a. rn. and 8 p. m. Sundav
School at 9 a. m. ; r. -.,
FIRST PRMBTTERI AN CHURCH,
corner Third and Orange streets. Rev.
ur- J. tt. Wilson, l. DM paor. Services
at 1 1 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School
4 p. in. '!''''
1 ;. 1
IE COS D PEESBTTERIA2I C'HL'&CU
cor Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C
at. i-ayne, rastor. services at 11 a. m
None at night. '
FIRST BAPTIST CUL'BCH rCDLOBrn.
corner Fifth and Campbell streetaJ Rev.
A. Ml Coawar. pastor. Services to-mor
row at 11 a. m. and S p, in. Sunday
ocoooi ai -j.M a. in. JTayer lieeung oa
Thursday nigbi at S odock.
FIRST txrarGKXOATIOJrAr. CHtTHnt-
Memorial Hall, corner Seventh acd Nun
street. Ber. D. D. Dodge, 'Minister.
Sunday services at 10:30 a. m. and 8 and
iZMi p. as. rraise ans ioiesenea aeetlAg
every Wednesday nbt at o'clock. .
PLEASE .NOTICE.
We will beg' a4 to receive eommunica'tioBi
Wtt
Tae aaas of the writer mast always be far
akaei W the Editor 1 f . f . n ' 1
Oomsaaaleatloas sttit U written! on on:?
side cf the japetv ' r k a 1
Persoaalitles bid w .0WeLT,
Ad It y espeeiaUy ana partWlarly;aadr
tood that the Editor dees act always fsdor; e
the views of eorrespoadeste, aakae state 4
la the editorial column. kVM t '
Hew Advertisbmonta.
rjlWO FINE MILCH COW8, -
From Siorwn Courtr.
Oaa bs een at : ' 1 ' - f
jare 183t
House Wanted,
J CON YEN I EM T teaeiett
Kitchen. Knqulre at Ui1 0fl.ee
e lg '
Soldiers!
m TflOVjCoraeT t streetf ,
W.ihington, D. ?.. attends to Pension atd
?ti?'J,J Boo 'aiai co'.leoted. Con
tasted Land Claiiua. Mineral and AKricuttu
r I. at! end d to before tae Department of Ue
ime ior and Supreme Court. Land War
ranto parehaaed. -
Greenville Sound.
rpWO NEAT COTTAGES, with
good Water,' Btablei and 8erTa,ata' fSt
Qarters, for Rent. Terms very iLJ
low. Apply to D. O'CONNOR,
Je IT'lw Princess, bet. Front and 2d sts.
Pesh Every., Day,
FINE ASaOETMENT OF CANDIE8;
French and Domestie, just received and for
THB ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
Candy in the eity, will be found evtrv
day, freshand sweet, three doors Houth of
the oetoffiee oa 8eooad street. Also, NuU
RaJmnjr, Fruit, Ac. C. E. J EVENS,
Pianos and Organs,
gOLD O-V THE EAST MONTHLY"
Instalment rL an,'
T- At 4 T HElNE8GEIi'd.
Blank-Books-
pAPlR. ENTELOPE, "
Iaki of all Colprs.
Mucilage, Iaasiaadsg Ac.'i . . v
Fcreal1 cheap at A '
. ' HEISBEBGER'ri, ,
ja 18 39and411aarretUfreet;
Croauet. AlScliiirv. AnodM,
pANOT BASKETS,
! Chromof, 1
'..' m eajrt
Pictnra Frimri'
8undaSflj0oli&,iooO
O v""m&tic) ar n t
h ell
M
BUOK STORK. ',.r , ,
i.J wI
' .! ti
Wire IfettineJ" 1
SCREENS j . , tf ,i:
For Doors and Wlndosr. .
Good to;keep oat flies:aod;moonitep .
-AJsO, a; r J;; . . :4 o
Saoh. Doors. Blindfl J
Lamber, andBiildiaf Material 2aaavaJlf
jALTAPFER, J'RICfc AtM-M'
Factory: OfSce:
Foot of Walnut it. ffutt, near Ued OrdV .t
f m 1 M
i ' . s 9iJ X
For Sdle.' ; ; '
Mosler, Bahmana A Co., manafaatereraf 4
eomMaatlea leek, weigh I 1,6 M lbe.
' For sale cheap. Apply at 1 'ttil
I ' ' - - - ' :--A ,jc-!
rjountain Butted1
t . .: :ua .t,-& tao.
,V W SMALL KITS
. ' 1 a . a f m sna r
. ' , au S !ix."iLi w '
MODNrAlfl BL'TIAUtr q
J met receive Aj . i tieilznX. r
Moll 1 Pearoall.'
ccnroi of DOAV7frjo, pAfpTlritf''
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