THIS PI PER
PLTABSaOTXCS.
; We wmbeg'ld toreealre cenaiiafcatlon
IOB T.,JlBCI.
rDrro aud PHOPWrW
f uai PTJOSH. fOBTAQB PAID.
f5 00 Si Booth; $3 50 ; Tl
.1. l 14: One month, 60 oenU.
to vur irisau on aay aaa au roojeeu e
feaerallaierert but
' Tie name of tie writer matt alvaytbafar
Bisaea to tie Editor.
.'MMr riU bed-livers bjwnhrt,
iiMff,
JLiiJa
PersonaUtiea cm . molded
And it Is eppeday u jtrtkUrly tad er
itood that the Editrtr .tegs o ahrayi eadcrie
the views ot cdrreepoa4st a&leat to ttiad
In the. editorial columns.
. Now "Advortisoxnoiita.
Jlulcs Mules ! Mules !
. .rtWa rata, low and liberal
VOL. VI 7 WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY. MARCH 12. 1881. NO. 12
8abKribor will pleaae report ay ud
yew A dvertisemento.
i;n MORE LEAKY ROOFS I
rLAD WATER PROOF PAINT
"
fia no equal for stopping leak. It is guar
.,teed for 10yeare. Anj:;xoof,i matter
totr badrcan be saved by thh paint
jj a Roofing Paint and fr Damp Walla
j: iua no equal.
Sample and testimonials farnl&aed upon
application at Office of the fron Clad Paint
Company, en Second, between Market and J
PriLcew street.
feb 28-
1881.
FIRST INSTALMENT OF
BOOTS & SHOES
IN
SPRING &SUMMaSTtrS
ARRIVING NOW a r 1
S3B.ZBB.'0 Shoe Store.
feb 11 Market Street
. -- - 1-1 "' .
Blank Booko.
s
LTfABLE TOR EVERY LINE! OF
boslneae, in stock and made to order.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine Stationery,
large stock Pictures, Frames and Easels
c, sc. scnooi J500KS aaa bcnooi sup-
pile, at
Yates' Book Store.
met 7
32 Market St. 32
ia of the Show Case with u
- "
Shoemaker-
Jji Bl-OOK OP BOOTS AND SHOES
SS21' comlete Call and examine. Sat
wicuon guaranteed to customers, f Now to
ue toe to supply your families. i
SCnTrS1.,? of those CHILDREN'S
80LE In ltct nd buttons. - 8ee
gtoDelievinjr. Convince yourself of the
QAir!S.loi 0f ft0M SCOTCH SOLS
SfiSS receiTcd- Doo. forget tha
33 Market Street.
CLEAN- COAL !
Hh K IRELY Pttfilfi FKOH t
OUNY OTHER INJURIOUS
SUBSTANCE.
jU REPORTS TO THk cON
I ; ; TRARVARfr FALSE!
Uq J. A. SPRINGER.
Pefuvian Cuano.
2000 Tono
o. 2 Peruvian Guano.
U , ?OR SALE BY .
I . - - ' ; .
' - . . .
5lliam8 & aurchison
I '
Starch.
Q BOXES REFINED PEARL, Bon
. 0JU Close. Aleo improved Corn
Jkhg purpcees. 'ow k your time,
have been REDUCED
DzROSSETAm
SPRIG STYLES 2
LOCAL NEWS.
. . 1
New Advertisements. .
J C Walker Vacclnailon Notice
Wuxxams & MrncHisojr New Crop
Cuba
UxiXKBjatazuTem and Fcncite
CW Yates Blank Books '
A 8hkieb Spring 8ty lea 1S31
,
Days' length 11 hours and 54 minutes.
No interments ia Bellevue Cemetery
this week.
Sunset to-morrow Bfternoon at mioU
utes past 6 o'clock.
There were two interments in Oakdalo !
thi9 week, both adults.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 220 bales.
Tou can new buy Improved Heating and
Cook Stoves at factory priccsat Jagobj's. f
In Pine Forest Cemetery (colored)
there were three interments this week, !
two adults and one child.
How to do your own
painter : Buy the
N. T. , Enamel Paint,
warranted at Jaoobi's.
ready mixed and
; t
The Register of JDeeds lias issued,
four marriage licenses during the week,
all of which were for colored couples.
The peach and plum trees hereabouts
.i im ii ii
are m fall bloom. If a cold snap should
come now our prospects of fruit would be
blighted.
Nor. brig Ceres cleared for
Belfast
torday with 300 casks spirits turpentine
,r uww uj aS5rs
Alex. Sprunt & Son.
Go to Jjicobi's for Doors, Sash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices. It
We are requested to state that the re
istration books in the Second Ward: arc
open at the Court House, m the Grand
Jcry Room, and not at Mr. Lumsden's
residence.
The case of Wm. Newkirk and Ben
Blaney, colored, arrested yesterday af-1
ternoon for an affray on the streets, was
dismissed by the Mayor this morning
without a trial. '
A local weather prophet ventures the
assertion that the present unsettled
weather will calmiuate during the next
ten days in a huge storm and that irame-
diatelv thereafter bpriDs: will set in in
earnest.
Maj. C. M. Stedman, as we learn from j
the Warsaw Brief Mention, has been
compelled to decline an invitation to de
liver the annual address to the Warsaw
High School, in May, because of impor
tant engagements at that time.
Two of the members of the Review
staff retnrn thanks to two of their little
lady friends for waiters filled with the
beautiful flowered moss to be found in
the woods around this, interspersed with
violets and hyacinths. It is a pleasure!
to be remembered.
' The sausage factory of Messrs. Mott &
Campeo, on Market, between Second and
Third streets, was discovered to be on
fire this afternoon about 3 o'clock. The
building was burning under the' furnace
, - o avt;nv,;aoA ;fi, uf
and the fire was extinguished with but I
little trouble, and
was done.
before any
damosre
Not Lost. ,
The schooner Lottal Captain Stroud
hence from this port, on the 23d nlL, re.
ported abandoned at sea, arrived safely
in Baltimore a few days ago, and a firm
in this city who were shippers by the
above named vessel received official noti
fication from theit agents in Baltimore
by postal card yesterday.
Good Farming
Here is a specimen of good farming in
this section. Col. W. G. Baldwin, of
Whiteville, raised this year, on a one
horse farm, 400 bushels of corn, 500
bushels sweet potatoes, 25 bushels peas
and 10 bales of cotton. All of this was
done without the use of fertilizers.
Look! Z Through a Teles ope. I
Large crowds were observed last week I
gathered around a Telescope man at the j
corner of Eizhth and Alarket streets. I
Onr mnarter stonned to ascertain the I
cause of so much excitement, paid his
M0 bCUW IV w. www I
thM fre nf'the moon &t which the I
-w .w-w w. 1
vam' waannintAii ' Rest thin for a I
Cold Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup." He
ovww ' r w wvmmwvp O
just concluded that Dr. Bull was a high
old advertiser, and that- Bull's Cough
Kvrnn m thf hpst thinrr not. Hume
one had stuck a strip with those words I
across the end of the glass. i7t7afe-
rhta.Pdi. Traveler. I
Repairs Completed on the I 8 Marine
llospltal.
Some months ago we mentioned the
fact that the U. S. Marine Hospital, on
Eighth, between Xun and Chnrch
streets, was to be thoroughly repaired
and that Mr. D. M. Dart had been ap-
pomted Oovernraent Supervisor, and
gave an outline of the work to be done
For several years the building was un
tenable and had 'been left by the au
thorities to so to waste and rain. The
Pizzas around -the structure had rotted
and tumbled down' under their owb
weight and presented the aDDearance. not
of the ruins of a castle, but that of Capt. James C. Borden, with whom she
building which was gradually but slowly is connected by marriage. "We under
falliDg to pieces from decay and neglect stand that there will be a meeting of the
It was left. to the mercy of the elements ladies of the city who favor the temper
and to rats and squatters, there being ance movement at the Front Street
about thirty of the latter in it when the Methodist Church at 3 o'clock this after
work of repairing was commenced in Au- noon, and to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon,
gust last. The work on the building has Miss Willard will deliver a lecture at the
been completed, with the exception of Fjpnt street church at 4 o'clock, which
painting, though there is much yet to be the public generally are invited to attend,
done on the hospital grounds. At our On Monday night it is the purpose of
request Mr. Dart showed us through the taese a J visitors to have anothe? meet
building on 'VYed'iiestlay last and kindly inS an(1 lecture, if they can get a suita
gave the Review reporter the informa- ble nal1- The7 endeavored this morning
tion herein contained. There is not to secure the Opera House but that was
a piece of woodwork in the house which already engaged. They now hope to be
is not new or has been renovated ftDl to get the hall in the Tileston
which is not now as good as ever, school building.
Many of the ill-shaped cuddy holes have Mr B G Worth, as President of the
been remodelled and transmogrified into County Prohibition Society, and Sheriff
new paitries or closets. New Venetian
blinds have been put to the windows
throughout the buildinir.and the interior
of the edifice is g0 cwed for the bet
ter that it is hardly recognizable now as
the old building which was tumbling to
pieces last summer. There are bath
rooms, with hot and cold water pipes,
water-closets and slop hoppers on each
floor. In the basement is the laundry,
with stationary wash-tubs, hot and cold
yxpea, dW nuppcra uuu igree
pump. iNext adjoining the laundry is
ohe kitchen.. iUaprtmentscannotbel01?11 o'clock. Church
excelled. It is furnished with dressers,
sinks, a fine,large, improved range, with
a stationary circulating boiler, hot and
cold water pipes, and all the little im
provements known of in the culinary de
partment The dead room, wood room
and passages are laid with clinker brick,
and the floors in the other rooms are of I
wood and are new and laid in cement
concrete.
The rooms of the hospital are to be I
heated with urates. th old fnrnaft. or I
heater, having been taken down. The
exterior of the building is to be cleaned
and oiled and the grounds graded and
leveled off. To do this .work 5,000 cart
loads of dirt will be required. The
premises, which are just about the size
of one-half of a block, are to be enclosed
by a nice fence and a few shade trees
will be planted. The dead house will
be pulled down, if not blown down by
the winds before the workmen have an
opportunity to do so. In the yard there
is a fine well of water and a doable water
closet.
From a member ottho National Board
f Health we learn that the appoint
ments about the hospital are not sur
tiassed. and but in a few instances ecmal-
L '.i...:1..;.4ur.:,..ic,.4..
cu UJ auJf uitcu ow5. i
u 7:. ,i m,. r i!
chanjred and improved appeal ance and I
condition, and the better ventilating : fa
cilities of the structure, from cellar to
dome, xm1 the excellent quality of the
work done. .
We desire to tender our thanks to him
for his courteous attention to us during
our trip through the TJ. S. Marine Hos
pital.
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmiagton District, Metho
dist E. Church, South, 1881.
(Second round.)
Duplin, at Charity, - - March 2G-2
Rladcn. at Bethlehem. - April 2- 3
Elizabeth, at Purdies, - April 9-10
Whiteville. at Carvers Creek, Ap'i J 6-1 1
Waccamaw. at Cypress Cr'k, Ap'l 20
Wilmimrton, at Fifth Street, Ap'l 23-24
Wilmington, at Front Street,
Apl 30, Mcy l
Smithville, - May i-8
Brunswick, at Zion, - - May 14-15
Topsail, at Herring's Chapel,. May Zl-Zl
Onslow, at Gum Branch, - May 28-29
Cokesbnrv. - - - Jane li-i
,
Cohane. - - - June 10 1
. . m w . . r.
p
Presiding Elder.
We advlM our Mends to call at Jxcobi's
for Household Hardware of every deserip
tion. There von t the lowest prices, j
A Temperance Movement.
Miss Francis E- Willard, of Chicago,
President of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in the United States,
together with her Secretary, Miss Anna
I Gordon, of Boston, Miss Bessie Gordon,
lot Boston, and Mrs. Georgia Hultz Mo
Ieod, of Baltimore, the latter named lady
being becrctary of the Maryland Tem
perance Union, arrived here by the train
from tho North last night at 1 o'clock.
Tho first three named ladies are the
guestsipf the NewHanover Prohibition
oociety and are stopping at the Purcell
I House. Mrs. McLeod is the jruest of
I canning, as one ot tne v ice-rresidents
of the society, called on the ladies this
I morning ana raaae a tenaer oi tneir
ser.
vices to assist in carrying out
tneir un
dertaking while in this city.
Church Services.
Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows .
FIBST BAPTIST CHUSCH,
corner of Market and Fifth streets.
i.ev.
M'' Taylor, Pastor. Sunday School at
i 7 3Q p m Brooklvn QUDday School at
13 p.m. Tonne Men's Prayer Meeting
o'clock.
ST. JAMES' FABI8H,
Corner Third and Market streets, Rev.
A. A. Watson, D. D., Rector. Second Sun
day in Lent March 13th. Celebration at
7'30 a m. bloraing Prater at 11 o'clock.
Sunday School at 3:30 p. m. Evening
Prayer at 5 o'clock.
T. PAUIl KTAJTG. LTJTSGKBAX CHURCH,
Corner Sixth and .Market streets, Rev. G
O. Bernheim,D. D. pastor. Enelish service
at 11 a m. and .7:30 p.m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m. Catechetical Instruction
on aay P.
8T. JOHN'S CHUBCH,
uornrr Third andKed Cross streets, o c
ond Sunday in Lent March 13ih. Rev.
f. D. Pitts, Rector. Early Celebration at
7:30 a. m Morning Prayer with sermon at
11 o'clock. Sanday School at 3:30 p. in
Evening Frayer and Sermon at 8 o'clock.
8T. MASK'S CHUBCH,
Corner Sixth and Mulberry streets Rev.
C. O. Brady, Minis 'er. Services are as
follows: Sundays Morning Prayer at
11 o'clock: Evening Prayer at 7:30
; o'clock ; Sunday School at St. Barnabas,
at 3:30 n m. Contirm&tion CAhah At. th
Church at 4:30,p. m. Week days, during
Lnt Mornine Praver at 7:30 o'clock. I
Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock. Seats iree.
The Sunday Magazine For April
The present number overflows with
reading-matter to suit all classes, and
which c.d?not fajl to prove instructive,
Hntertaining and prohtable. ltisapub-
ilcati0n whioh must find a welcome in
r rVU u.,
dant an(l varied, but we can only glance
at them. "How the Poor Folks Live,
by the Editor, is deeply interesting, aud
the twelve illustrations servo to intensify
the interest. " memories of Egvpt," by
S- K. Hunt. "Easter and the Days Be
fore It." '"Good Friday iu Munich,"
'The Gnat South American Struggle."
etc., are among the particularly notable
articles. In the department of fiction
are, a continuation of the admirable
serial "Out of the World," by Mrs.
O'Reilly; -'A Ghost Story." by Rev. J.
Hyatt bmith; '-Jt or the Coming of the
King," an Easter Story, by Helen V
Pierson. etc. There are several excellent
essays; sketches of Rev. John S. Macin
tosh, . D., Bishops Atkinson and Kerr,
Rev. Dr. Chapiu, Carlyle, Rev J. Hyatt
Smith, Rev. Dr. Hoge. etc., etc. The
poems are quite numerous, and of great
merit. Among the peculiarly interesting
fea.uresare "The Hume Pulpit," " ard
Plaves in the Bible." bv Rev. Dr. Deems,
With a Smile in ''Ii,". -The Invalid's
Portion and Thought for the AfEcted,"
"T mperance rlkV International Sunday-school
Lesstns," "Editor's Portfo
lio," etc., etc. The miscellany is unusu
ally abundant. There are 128 quarto
pages and oyer 100 il nitrations, and a
singte copy is only 25 cents; annual sub
scription, $3, postpaid. Address, Frank
Leslie's Publishing Hoc3e, 53, 55 and 57
Park Place New York. f
- Gray Hairs are Honorable, but their
premature appearance is annoying. Par
ker's Hair Balsam is popular for cleanli
cess and promptly restoring youthful
color. - - i . '
THE MAILS.'
The mails close and arrive Kt -the City
1 oat Office as follows :
Northern through mails 6 00
Northern through an way
m
mails....
...o'.oO a. m.
Raleigh.. .5.S0 a. m
Mails for the N. O. Railroad, ,
. and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at 5:30 a.m.
Southern mail .-r all points
South, daily . ....8 am and- 7:45 p
Western mai's (U CR'y) daily
(except Sunday )..... ...... 8:10 a.
Mail for Cncraw & DarliDg
, ton,....M..:............ . . . 45 p.
tn.
m.
m.
Malts fgr points between JblOM .
rence and Charleston . 8 a m &' 7:15 p m
Fayetteville, and oSces on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Friday8.......i.......M 1:00 p. ft.
fayetteviilo, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays
8:10 a. m
Onslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at
Smithville mails, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days).. COO a. m
3.80 a m
Mails for 'Easy Bill. Town
O.T-k. Shnl!otto and Little
uiver, S. C, orery iion- .". '
day and Thursday,at C:00 a. m,
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at
6:00 a. m.
OPEJI FOB DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails .7:00 and 7:30 a. m.
Northern mails 9 00, a m
Southern Mails 7:30 a. m.
Carolina CJentral Railway...... 4:00 p. m.
Stamp OfiBce open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and' from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from C:C0 a. m.
to 6:00 p. m and tn Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m. ,
Stamps for sale at general delivery
when stamp omce is closed.
dfty afc 3:30 p
Indications.
I h'or the South Atlantic States crener-
ciear weather, followed by lincreas
ing cloudiness, possibly rain; winds shift
ing to northeasterly, stationary or higher
temperature, lower Darometer in xne
western parts- -
Now Advertisements.
Vaccination Notice.
fF ALL PERSONS IN THE CITY who
have not been vaccinated, or who desire re
vaccination and have not the necessary
means to procure the same, will call at my
office.Seuth side of Princess, between Front
and Second streets, between the hours of 11
a. ib . and 1 p. m., from March 14th to 19th
inclusive, I 'will vaccinate them, free
of charare- I would state that there'Is no
case ol Small Pox within the limits of the
city, but vaccination Is required as a pre
cautionary aud preventive measure. .
J. U WALKEK,
Supt. Health New Hanover County,
mch 12-lt Star and Post copy It
New Crop Cuba.
Finest CaiSTO tlllS
w vwigw .
Season.
536,
HHD3. SELECTED
2xy tnur Kjv li A. I
50
1IERCE3 SELECTED
NEW CROP CUBA.
Just "received, anil now ...landing ex Sthr
Margie Dallin. .
For sa!c low by
Wiiliain
IV
.urch
mch 12
Frsi C'-ia 5Iaitii
la White and Fancy Cclor?.
CARPETS.
Soraerhinarncw and pretty. InjraJn.5, Ex
Ira .ucrior aud Brussels ail at very
low prices, . comparatively. I .
Lace Curtains.
A laree assortment of Cream, ' Ecrue and
White, AM nd 4 yards lonfir. The
prices will astonish you.
EXTENSION CORNICE Can be used as
wide a five feet six inches, nd quite pretty.
The Pole Cornice included in the aasort
ment.-. t - V ? .
BLACK ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, and a
ariety of new and desirable Good.
- -' . . ' - -,.
Itepectfully, .
fJl. filclntire.
'l'u L'Ai LQ ADS JklUL"S3 t
ONS CAS LOAD HQ2SE3 t
Snft all work, for sale by 1,1
T J SOUTDRKLAKD,
ach 10 Ct V; t Fecocd atreef.
Agricultural Salt.
-. .....
TON3 LLI-AX SALT, 1
.VpyU FoAgtura;
1 TtUT.ii
' feb 23 lmd&wv ' "WHXAKD'S".
Cotton I5eed-
nfffi DLIIELS COTTON SEED,
OKJVI ' -For sale at--
ool Salt.
10 000 SACKS for sale at
feb 2,T-lmdtw
"WILLAJID'S"
Live?m ore's
JEW nTYLOQBAPaiO PEN.
the only reliable Pen now In market,
Por ea e at .,.'; f
. v " ; " HI!f8BEROER'3,
Eagle Pencil Go's
JNDELIBLE ISK and Copyist Peas'. A
Lead Pencil possessing the properties of a
Pen with Copying Ink : . 'I . 1 ,
For sale at
UKlNHBSHGER'a,
! Live Book Store.
mch 10
Corn Bacou. Molasses,
10,000
Bushs 'Prime White CORN
Boxes Smolccd and D S Slles
275
Q XfV Hhds and Tierces -fJCJyJ
. '"' New Crop Cub'
1 ff Bbls New. Orleans Molassef,
XVJ ' --': '
J ust received and for sale low by
fc WILLIAMS & MUKCIUSON 5
Flour, Sugar, Ccffee, &c2
1000 Bbls Flour, all grades;
'230 Bbls Sugars, Granulated, "A, Extra .
' - CandC, ' -
. ( - CO Bbls New, Orleans Sugar,
; ' -350 Bags CoHee, diluent grades
- 125 Boxes Assorted Candy, - '
100 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
75 Bbls-and Boxes' LcmonCaicf, i
, 375 Boxes Lye and Potash, .
200 Boxes Soap; '
: .. 75 Boxes and Kegs Soda,
' ' 100' Boxes and Half Bbls.SnmT,"
Shot, Buckets, ; Paper; Spice,: Pepper, Gin-
ger, noop Iron, &c Randolph Sheetings .
; For sale by ' ' '
feb 28 WTLLIA3IS'& MURCHISON.
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
mrrTTt trt m nm w not atTryT A ?T a
from any thin? ever grown 2ier. dellctoan raw or
cooKea. coa sent ny man cis. ynzwr. -
Bean of Janan. balr bean bail nor. nam by
ajnan.
the r
by cbtrt-
to be
rirhest hamno
rood
ood known. Vi n
fodder plant. Hoed. 14 ct. paper. CutMia
Queen Watermelon, Just Import od. largest Tartet r
ever irrown- In U. K, firm, luicioup, crisp and
snsary : be!t to kep or ship, 25 cts. a papjr of
feeds, 6 papers for SL Vry bcarco. lx-f-Wnd
Mnskmelon, largest lrnown.2 toS fbee lonr nnt
qaality, early and prolific. 15 ct. a parer. Climax:
Tomato, richwt flavor, "arly. prolific, solid un
eqnaledlnevery wav,l5ct.apttper. White Eflrrp
tlan Corn fxom tiie Nile. tlds lmuienlr
In the Bonth where other corn fail. Unequal-1
for table or atock. 33 ctv a paper, 73 cti. a iKu'nd.
Teoslnte.one plant felarwtvoftT: 10tO12 f .
bijfli, 15 cts. a paper. Cuzro Corn, eralns 1 In. Ion,
in. broad. Seed will brin(rfabnlO'5prieM, 15 ci.
a paper. All. the above sent fur 11,3 of each for
Addreau C, CGICaSEZlTrCO. Atlanta. Cia.
neferepcei lion. ,V. J- Calooun, 31ayor of
Atlanta. - ; .'.'.,
' t hi d'asat-wly ,f ..'VT.'.'."" -EKURSE
ASD DcVab? ,TKZ FOrlS!.
If shrank wholly or in part from n&tnre or dis
ease. Advice free. Deacrlbe mm and send Bt.imr
to P. Im I. Co Atlanta. Ga. No humbu?. Uigu
est reference. Ootresiiondenee coniid-ntiaL.
blt.dla eat-wiy
, ELEQAKT JEWELRY CHE
To Introduce oar Dew styles and inflartsUfidfj
we make tbe followlnjr unparalleled rfr foe
hort timer The Berlin I'aeJkt contain a eo!d'
plated watch chain, a?at nhawl pin, ladv "te
tran t aet Jewelry, tw bean t?a a bottoas. coral n-k -lace.
set of agata ntuda.coM plate band rine, collar
button, key rinif, poeJc book. Imitation ajllc
handkerchief, pen. pencil, eemk envelope and
visiting cards. All the milled to you It Xc. in
atampw; 4 packeta for fiMX. The lot can bo re
tailed at frjm i to tiM.
The Royal Caaket eontaJs ore TOperh amethyst
nnr. elegant coral broodj aet in box, fanrv neck
lace, coral aleeve notions, enffTaved roid plat
braceleta, rose scarf pin, rold plated lady "a set, gold
plate sleeve boUons, beavr roldplattods, lovely '
SCaltaa crosa with P. diamond center. beaoUf.:!
Jet aleeve battooa. plated collar button, plated:
link watch chain, plain rold plate rine, nobby
cameo rimr. Maltese eerrtne9 with P. dmonf
aettinm. rents' fall comb, amethvst nt. ladv
fall plated aet with white etoner aettlnes. jet ant .
cameo acarf pin. eng. gold ptave sleeve Nutton.
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