FOREIGN-NEWS.
Lpxdox,' April 23 Contrary to gener
al supposition, Lord Beaconsfield leaves
a fair fortune, although the exact amount
will not appear in ine mil. ais wiie
brought him a good property, and he
made something out of his books. Then
that romantic old lady, Mrs. Williams,
left him 40,000 on condition that she
should be buried beside him at Hugben
den. Mrs. Williams is buried in, the
same vault as his wife. There will be a
tremendous rush to Ilughenden on Tues
day. The Great Western Railway will
run a series of special trains during the
dav. and his old followers, in and out of
Parliament, will muster at the grave in'
1
great force, 'ine morning papers puo
lish a paragraph to the effect that the
Queen approves of the action of Lord
Bcaconsfield's executors in having a
private funeral in accordance whh Hie
request in his will, andthatsh. Mt
strongly when a similar injunction iei't
by Lord Palmerstoa was disregarded.
This paragraph was written and sent to
the papers by the Queen herself.
The Russian circular received at
Vienna concerning anarchists is dated
April 4, and says: "Namerous mani
festations of opinion forthcoming since
the assassination of the Czar have con
vincingly established the necessity for
combating the social danger by which
not alone Russia is threatened. In pro
posing a congress Russia desires to and,
conjointly with other powers, some way
of meeting the evil without infringing
on the sovereign independence of legisla
tion belonging to each state " Na time
"or place for the holding of the proposed
congress is mentioned.
THE INVASION OF TUNIS.
It is said that the Khoumirs have of
fered complete submission and will sur
render unconditionally to the commander
of the Bey's" troops. Maltese residents
of Tunis are hourly sending telegrams to
A!alta asking for the presence of British
men of-war in view of 'the possibility of a
fanatical outbreak. It will be well to re
member, however, that previous reports
ef a desire of the Khoumirs to surrender
unconditionally have proven unfounded.
Garibaldi thinks that French preponder
ance in Tunis will be a permanent dan
ger to Italian interests.
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
The International Monetary Confer
ence, in which Mr. Evarts takes so much
inserest, is little understood or hoard of
here. 1 he few papers which take any
notice of its proceedings are hostile to
i. The Economist says : "If the action
of the United States is in any way de
pendent on that of England, the rejection
of th bie-metallist proposals follows as
a matter of course. This country cer
tainly will never consent to their adop
tion." The Saturday lieview also de
clares that the bimetalic plan is impossi
ble, and the Pall Mall Gazette advises
England not to mix herself up with "the
coterie of doctrinaires and the interested
venders of silver now gathered at Paris."
Thp.se are "the onlv influential waners
a, S
which have made any reference to the
subject.
Cor. Richmond Dispatch.
Washington, D, C, ) -
April 23, 1831. . j
Tho determination of the Republican
Bcnatorg to enforce the demands of their
caucus has locked up the business of the
Government for now seven weeks, and
today finds them exactly whero they
started, fatigued, worn out, discomfited
by the hard road they have had to trav
el; while the Democrats, full of life and
spirits, and as fresh as a rost, are ready
for another seven weeks' go-as-you-please.
Jbortunately lor the Kepuoiican3, tne
President has at lastdetermindo "stop
this foolishness." aad next week! as all
sisrns indicate, the Republican kinr cau
cus will come down from his high-horse
constitutional majority (so called) and
agree to - assist the Adminstration to
perform its executive busines?.
THE PRESIDENT VS. CON RUNG.
The President and hi3 friends have
concluded that if the fight over Rtbert
son's nomination must come the sooner
the better, in view of the faet that Conk
ling is supposed to be stealing the affec
tions of the Democratic Senators, while
Mr. Frye's mxiden effort ha3 very per
ceptibly chilled the feeling of kindliness
towards the amiable Garfield that was
warming Democratic besoms. Unless
the Administration makes it very clear
to tho opposition that the junior Senator
from Maine wa3 speaking for himself,
and not for the President and his Pre
mier, the vole on Robertson's confirma
tion will indicate a rising popularity for
Senator Conkling that would not have
been dreamed of a week ago.
UNVEILING OF THE FARRAODT MONUMENT.
r, ,Tho Farragut monument will be un
veiled Monday. The preparations as
completed promise a great success. The
naval and military procession'will be
large and imposing, and the high repu
tationof the orators selected for the oc
casion insures eloquent addresses.
Many of the seeking Readjusters who
have been here looking after the 'crumbs
that were to fall from the misters table
have succumbed te the pangs of disarm
pointed aspiration and gone home, stilt
hungry, and with little hope of ever satis
fying tfieir cravings froa'the public crib.
Tho bona-fide Republican who swears by
Jorgensen is lifting his head again erectly
and believes in the virture, the courage,
and the incorruptibility of the Republi
can party with a renewed faith, all the
Btrongerfor its recent wavering. The
expected break in the deadlock will, if it
comes, bo taken very coolly and philoso
phically by the Democratic senators.
They will enjoy their victory in a quiet
way, cooperate heartily with their erring
l?onnhlirn.n brethren who haVO SO long
blocked the pathway of the Administra
tion by their stubborn resistance to the
inevitable, confirm such nominations as
to them shall seem meet, and quietly
await another struggle, in the still hotter
days of the coming summer. -
Whether the Republicans will ever
ctura to their folly, if they once leave
it, remains to be seen. Possibly an in
ternecine strife over the appointments
may dtsiroy the solidarity of- their or-
ganization ank release its members from
the yoke , of. the caucus. -, poms wouia
welcome even this as a happy eiciperom
the suspicion of "a corrupt bargaui."
Hickory Carolinian'. The store and
warehouse of F. A Keever at Barretts
Mountain in Alexander county was des
troyed by fire on Monday night the 11th
inst. The loss is estimated at $1500,
only partly covered by insurance.
Rockingham Spirit of the South:
Amount of School Fund of Richmond
County on hand March 7, 1881, $5,746.
46. Amount apportioned, $4,355.40, be
ing 68 cents for each schollar, there be-,
ing 6,405 children of school age in the
county 2,933 white and 3,472 colored
Hickory Psess: During the recent
wind and snowstorm in Wataega county,
while the mail carrier from Boone to
Patterson was crossing the Blue Ridge,
he and his horse were blown violently
against a tree and held there tighly for
five minutes or more. A cow be
longing to our townsman, Mr. H. W.
Link, recently gave birth to a calf that
was ready marked in the way our farmers
usually mark their stock. It had a
complete "'swallow fork" in each ear as
nicely made as if it had been cut by an
experienced hand. :
Newbernimn: The catch of herrings
at the different seine beaches in this im
mediate v'efhity is now simply enormous.
Over one hundred thousand were taken
at a sJngle haul one day this week.
Our ingenious townsman, Mr. J. T.
Matthews haajust invented and patent
ed u novel but simple tool for trans
planting cotton plants and young vege
tables, which does the work in a Very
neat and expeditious manner without
any injury whatever to the roots.
The pea fields are now white with blos
soms, and the truckers are supplying
themselves with vast numbers of boxes
for the reception of the crop, j
Gree sboro Patriot: We speak by
authority when we say that, within the
next 90 days there will be two more
Tobacco Factories in operation in
Greensboro. And within the next 60
days two Warehouses will be built and
opened for the sale of leaf tobacco. We
will then have4 factories and 3warehouses
in active operation. Last night the
citizens of Reidsville were -shocked to
learn that a young citizen of that town
had taken his own life. The sad event
occurred about 9 o'clock, and the young
man was Raleigh McLaughlin about 3d
years of age. No cause assigned for the
sad affair.
Statesville Landmark : 'The land
whereon the new .American
genv known as "Hiddeuite" was first
found, and from which it has since been
gathered, was that of Mr. J. W. War
ren, of Sharpe's township, Alexander
county. After having leased the mineral
right in the land to Prof. W. E, Hidden
Mr. Warren has sold to him the whole
property and has himself bought a place
adjacent, from Mr. 1. N. Sharpe. Mr.
Warren has looked for minerals on his
recently acquired property and was in
Statesville Tuesday with handsome
specimens of mica, rutile and crystal
quartz.
Nems and ObservenOn Friday 'James
Thomas DeJarnette. who in, July, 1880,
shot and killed his sister in a bagnio in
Danville, Va., and who last week was
acquitted of the crime, after two trials,
was placed in the Insane Asylum here.
He was brought down by his cousin, Mr.
Jas. P. DeJarnette, and placed in charge
of Dr. Grissom. Yesterday "we saw Mr.
DeJarnette. He savs that hi
Ihe murderer, is verv ouiet. inst s h
has been for months past. There is an
utter lack of any inclination to converse.
For the first few months after the slaying
of his sister, he talked freely, but now
his reticence is remarkable. He eat?,
dresses and sleeps well, but occasionally
complains of a pain in his head. De
Jarnette's cousin says that, Dr. Grissom,
he judges, has hopes of restoring his
mind. The excutivc committee .of
the fair held a meeting Thursday even
ing. The Secretary, Colonel Polk, re
ported that in response to a circular let
ter addressed by him to the manufac
turers of fertilizers, sold in this State,
he had received the offer already of seven
teen tons as special premiums to farmers
on cotton, tobacco, &c, and $245 in
gold. We learn that last Tuesday
a gang of a dozen convicts at work on
the Western North Carolina Riilroad,
beyond Asheville, overpowered the
guards, seized tne guns and made a rush
for liberty. Another guard, at some dis
tance, saw the break, and fired on the
flvinar men. killing one. PnrRiiit nf t k
otheas was at once made, and all save
one captured. -
Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling Or fadincr. Parker's Hair Ttal.
8am supplies necessary nourishment, pre
vents tailing ana grayness ana is an ele
gant dressing. .. i -..." - -
JOB PRIN6 !
AT THfJ
LOWEST PRICES !
ASCERTAIN MY PRICES BEFORE
HAVING YOUR PRIUT1UQ
DONE ELSEWHRRE!
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i
MNUG OKfcFULLV J-XSOUTED
o? iK-r-ns e U jr. at of; the eity'afid rent
to ihto Dr mi; frv t f ; otfT.
' -.-.. w akh,ck7
; Co coi CLeituat a&d 7ter Streets
OSoiin HT!ew Halila . . - V. tach 1
coimcnciAL mcua
S. lit ; XmUL3iiTOlt 'UAtULBT. - u
C3PIIUT3 TJJRPEH ria J-Quoted firm at
86 cents. Sales 250 casks at that figure.
KOSIN Quoted firm at tl 45 tor Strained
and f 1 50 tor Good Strained. 8ales 1,000 bbls
Good Strained at quotations.
TAR Quoted fiim at tl 91 per bbl mt
2891bs.. : . , -
OilUDB TURPKNTINB -Quoted steady
at 1150 for Hard, SO for Soft and f2 60for
Virgin;' - -
COTTONQuoted steady. No sales re
ported. The' following are the official quo
tations : r
QrdiBsry..
Good Ordlasry
Low Uiddling......
Mi4d!ia)C.....
63
U14
0at
t
94ibr BPsirTi
UotUi. ..M.....MM.M.m.MM. ........ 19 bile.
ipirit Turpeatins.. MM. -6 esa
Rori 1543 bbi
runt -rmiTlttnit. HlMnnUlM' mm Jtft "
Crade Tarpeatlns 4 9 "
2IAEIHE nEWS.
i Steamer. Elisaoeta,W llklnsoa.SinlUiyiliJ,
Master. . ' - , ':
- steamer North State. Oreen. FayetteTllle
WArtk Jk. Wnrtk.
fehr Ring Dve, Coaslns, Bath, E. G
parser & uo
t Sohr. A 8. Snare, Snare, BAngor.
Barker A O , - . ' a
schr Mlnals C Tavlor. Taylor. Portland.
Taa H Ch Ad hnn rn M CU
I Nor barque Resolve, 8plelberg, Dankirk,
- Steamer Elizabeth, WllkinBou,Smlthville,
Haste r
Steamer North State, Oreen, FayetteylUe,
Wrth A Werth. , A ,
Bt bfieJ Williams. Nelson. Bristol, Alex
Eprunt & Sou .,
cscnr jonn "ernes, waiia.uapsnajwou.
Hay tl, E Kidder A Sons ,
Kr.hr irnft E Meservev. Meservey. Boston
Northrop A Camming
COASTWISE.
Boston-schr Irene E Meservey 210.49 ft
lumber, 6 bbls pitch.
Bristo1 Br brig J Williams 500 casks
spits. 2.109 bbls rosin
Haytl Schr John Somes 137,477 feet
lumber ....
WtttiK. L.Y S rA.TBM.BNT
Of 6TOGK OS HASO APtflti THS 35th, 1881a
Osttou ashore .,..,...M,....M......M 2,785
flOttAHHIUMMHMIIHIHIM'HtMIN 101
TotI....M.M ...v. . 2 886
Bpiriis aahord.'.. 1837
LUt of Vcsisli Otct 100 toni in
Pert April 23 18 81.
; BABKT
Ger Marie. 5S5 tons, Permieii,
. E Feschau to We ster mann
Nor Alfen, 375 tons, Fetterses, .-.
r Beide & Co
Nor BonaFideV 511 tens, Allefsen, .
i, v " - CPMebane
Oer Elsie Mtzler, S73 tons, Dabm,
" Pescbmn to Westennann
Noi ErsUtnirjger, 377 tonar Lydersen,
: Heidd fc Co
Ger Atlantic, 393 tons, Shear i g,
. - E Pchau to Wtsfermann
Ger f tar of H pe, 236 tons, Uuiaau,
KrebcWaa v Wett riuann
Nor Jerbueu, 27 1 toiu, 8vftedpn,
C V Mebane
Hide to JO
Nor A M t"' b ?iga.i!, 4i'ii'oi.-.Jhxisou
' J i Mbne
Ger Lydia reschau, 40i u i , iremera,
ifi lA&obu & tvtermnn
Nor Morvl, 363 tons, Mauiiie&en, r.p
Heide b Co
f BUIGS.
Gr Obcron, 242 oas, Westpbal,
& t'escbaa to Westermann
Br Zingu, 199 tous, Botls,
U Barker to Co
Br J William 333 tots. Nelson,
i - - : .K G Barkor to Co
I OHOONEBS: "
'Am C W Ldwis,'320 tons, . Hopper, "
J H Chadbonrn
Am HatCie' A Wbit, 12& tous, Bell its, .
K G- Barker A Co
Am Watchful, 137 tons, Gill,
EG Barker & Co
Am John J Ward, 233 tous, lunian,
Geo Uarriss & Co
Am Jessie Hart, 2d, 255 tana, Wall,
SQ Bsrker A Co
Am Alta T Cole, 202 tons, MUchejl,
' . , Geo Uarriss & Co
Am C H M5c0omber, 120 tons, Perry,
KG Barker &.Co
Am J jhu fciomes, 137 tons, Walls,
KG Barker & Co
(Am Fdard Lameyer, 145 tons, Kenaall,
KG Barker & Co
Am Jennie li. Moise, 403 tons, Anderson,
Master
Am Saml Bart, 210 tons, Holbrook,
E G Barker to Co
Am Irene E Meservey ,244 tons,Meserrey,
Norturop & Cnmming
Am Geo Churchman, 281 tons, Bisley, '
Geo Harriss to Co
Am Carrie Bella, 274 tons, Seavy,
E G Barker & Co
Am'E H Urnmmond, 296 tons, Hi gins,
- EGBarker&Co
Am Marcta Reynolds, 312 tons, Tilton,
E Kidder to Sons
Am Clara, 298 tons, Crammer, laid np, .
. - - Geo Harriss
Total.
.
2,514
.... 71,f20
4,627
j Toxi....-..,-....-.... 75,647
Tax ashore ......... ........ 27
TOtAU.. ...... -n...M HIMtlhMMilM 6273
Oruda a?fi'jr9M. .... -.. ....... 1,407
afloat.
kaaifra ra in wstc suoisa ap&il 35th
Or tan.; .28
Hoirits.... 9i5
R03UUtaMMMlMH.tiM..MMWtlHU 2,3W9
Orads.w;.. ....... 1,851
icroaTalroaTHa wi-Kiissw APait 25th
- . , ' i -
. - - , Domsstf o -
451
269
OottonM.M.. m.mU.....m.m . M.
finf rifts.. ...............
R08ia..M........:.................i.....- 1,140
Orafls. 27
Cotton
Spirita .......
ftosinM..M
Tar.
Fori2a
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u...... .a...... ..... . .. v. ... ...., ....... ...
Omds ...... m ... M.... .
. 4,139
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1
NEW FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
) n STORE.
rilHE UNDEBSIQNEl HAS OPENED A
3L branch Fnjit, and Confectionery Store
under the "Review" Office, corner Water
and Chestnut streets All persons passing
that locality are rartrally invited to call
and be suited with Fruit, Home-made and
Fancy Candles, 8oda Water, ' Cigars and a
general nice variety, at
. - 8. G. NORTHROP'S,
, apl 2 vi .: ; .,, Water St. 8tore.
New Crop Cuba.
For this -Port from Foreign Forts
BABES.
1 nwi Agatuo) ow waotaoarA sauea iwm
iiremen, Feb 24 ,
Ger Anna, 325 tons, Siewsrts, sailed
from Glasgow, Feb 24
Nor Braekka, 363 tons, Neilsen, sailed
from Amsterdam, April 1
Swd Carin, 472 tons, Westerland, sailed
from Liveroool. Feb 25
i Ger Charles, 300 tons, Langhoff, cleared
rom uonaou, jsny
Dan filene, 471 tous, DabT, taile i frouj
Liverpool, Feb 25
: Ger Emile, 419 tons, Kuulh, sailed
fromJSt Nazaire, Maicn 12
: Nor Forsrtte, 349 tous, Knudsou, sailed
from Belfast, Feb 11
Br Geo Walker, 4IS tors, J'atersn.
sailed from Havre, March 13 ;
Ger Hera, tecback, sailed from Li uer
Ick, January 28
Swd Israel, 320 tons, Tallin, sailed
from Liverpool, March 3 1
Nor Besolve, 393 tous, Speilberz, sailed
from Dnnkirk, Jan 13
. Ger Bichajd, 463 tons, Paske, sailed
from Havre, March 27
Nar.Thorgnv, 448 tons, Andersen, at
Bristol, April 7
Nor Silo, Niolsen, sailed from Havre,
March 4
Br Vizcaya, 276 tons, Butler, sailed
from Plymouth, March 20
BRIGS
Ger Albertine Meyer, 266 "tecs,. Zelek,
sailed from Havre, March 2 , .
Nor Brazillian, 332 tons,; Berge, sailed
from Algiers, Dec 14,
iSwd Carin, 283 tons, Schmidt, sailed
from Hull, April 4
Nor Oongal, 334 tous,;Daniel3fn, at St
Oyazaire, Jan 12.
Han 2nd April, Sortnsen, sailed from
Gibarutha, Feb 10
Swd Krnil, 265 tons, Mehnors,, sailed
from Havre, Jan 25
1 Nor Garellen, 260 tors Wejbe, cleared
from London, April 2
Nor Bagnbild,19i tons, Hansen, sailed
irom Rotterdam, Feb 21 .
: Ncr Saltero, 332 tons, NoyerjSailed from
Cette, January 20
SwdSvalan, 825 tons, Jansson, eailed
from St Vincent, Jan 31 "
Nor Tramore, 355 tons, Chris' iacsen,
sailed from Grim&tad, . March. 31
Mie:jEfiiiwt;Car:tliis
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Bho&ldart , V C..
Sides, jr p,.
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Bides, V
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Sides, "9 lb...........
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BARBELS Spirita TurMatiiM
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CANDLES Sperm'G lh..
Tallow, G ftx
Adamantine, y let..
Northern Fastory,
Dairy ersam, y E.
Bute, "O B
OOFIEE Java, ? B,
Kio, yj c... .. . .. . .....
Laguyra, 0 r.HHW
OOBN MKAL "O bushel..
COTTON TIES bdl.
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lfo.1, Vbbl ...... 8 75
Uaekerel, No. 2, ? bbL...12 50
No. 2, y K bbl 6 CO
HaekereL No. 3 V bbl .00 00
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UMU. y DDI. ...............
N. C. Herring, keg...-
10 to
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6 50
6
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FLOUR Fine
53 bbl. M MM.. 0
Super, Nortcrn, V bbL.. 6
Extra do ' bbLM 6
Family . . bbL 7
Oiry UUEs.8uper 9 bbL.. 7
h Family bbL.. 7
" 'Ex.FamilyPbbl 8
1EBTILXZEBS '
Fsruvian Guano, 2000 Ss.C0
Oarolina Fertiliser " 00
Navasaa Guano, "
Complete Manure . "
Whann'aPhoaphate
Wando Fhofphate, "
Wlleox, Glbb & Co.,
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UijUsi n .....................
GUAIN Oorntore, 5S3
Oern, cargo, j? 56 &a...
Oorn, reL., y baebel........
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Peas, sow, V bujiheL .
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North ttivar, y.iw im.... 1
HOOP IRON y. ton.....
LARD Northern y B.....M
North Carolina y .....
LIMB y bbl...;..;....
LUMBER City ateaai is' wd
Ship stuff, reiawed,-? M ft. 18
Roughdge4lank, y M ft. 16
Weit IndU eirgo, aoeord-
ing to quality; V M ft...i3
Dresaed noaring,ce&aoned.l5.
Scantling and boards, com
mon, "Q M 04U .12
KOLASSES Ouba.hhdVgl
' Oaba, bbls., y gai
Sugar hottie.nhdi. y gal.
" bitty gal.
Orleans Choise bbls. y oral.
AILS Out. 20dto4d,kg,DS8is
OILS Keroc&c.tj3 gsi....M 14
Lard, v? gtl 70
Linseed, V g1 75
Rosin, y gat. 25
PEANUTS y bushel........ 63
POTATOES-tSweet, has. 00
Iriah, Northern, bbl . 1 25
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Prime, y bbl (extra) 00 00
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SOAP Northern, V
SHINGLES OoDtract, y 6
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MilL fair per M 8 00
Common, per M...M.M..M6 00
Inferior to Ordinafy.per M 4 60
WHISKEY North's, per gl 1 25"
North Caroina, per gal ...12 00
WOOLUnwa&hed,perlbM.' 25
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10( ) w 118 Molaes
J ust received a ad for sale low by
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flQur, Sugar, Coffee, &c
lOOOBbls Flour, all grades,
; 250 Bbls Sugars, Granulated, A, Extra
, : vanau,
u 50;Bbls New Orleans Sugar,
: 1350.Bags Coffee, diffcrent'grades,
125 Boxes Asserted Candy,
100 Tuba Choice!Leaf Lard,
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75 Bbls arfdJBWes Lemon5Cakesr
; 375Tk)ie:Iand Potash,"
; . 200 Boxes Soap'; .
75 Boxes audKcgs Soda,
100, Boxes and IXalf Bbls Suufl.
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and well selected 6tock of all the L
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Men's fine BOOTS and SHOES. tost
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Ladies' Button Boots, in Kid, Ir
Pel Me and French Kid Hand Hide,',
and Machine Made, of the best nule, i
as you have been getting at my phcts
which need no further recommeEdi'Ja.
Also, the tame in Infanta, CLU
Youths and Boys.
My Men 's Wear Department r!
be surpassed by any store in tte .t.
call is all I ak to convince yon 9ttti
Pi ices that defy competition. .
. - Respectfully.
O. -'-'ROSEMTHil!
32
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Market Street
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