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..ISCR1PTIO8.'OSTAOIC PAID.
fs CO Hi montha, 12 W ; Thr
' ,i 25 Oae month, 66 cent.
w" r ,riH b delivered byaarrien,
f.a, rate, low and liberal
argabaeriberi will plane report any u4 i
.iT0 their papers regularly.
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jfew Advertisements. f
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swott
ing and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooih, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
J Preparation on earth equal St. Jacobs Oil
m i lafe, $ure, simple and cheap Ixterual
limodj. A trial entail but the cumparatiTelj
triflinc ootlay of 50 Ccntd, and eTery one auffer
hf with pain can bare cheap and poaitiT proof
4 toclaima.
Sirtctions in Sleren Lansrutfea.
BOLD BY ILL DRUGGISTS Aim DEALERS
IS MEDICHTE.
A.V0GEUER & CO.,
Baltimore, Sfd., U 8. A
iprfl 11 dw.ao to
OF
AT REDL'CED PRICES, will continue ur
til September Ut,
STRICTLY FOR CASH
iTeral good patterns of BRUSSELS 1
low value.
Iiespcctfu'ly,
R.
Uf i9
M. Mcintire.
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FOR
SCROFULA
NEVER FAILS.
It Will Cirt if F irly Tene3.
It gives me much pleasure to be able to
uai l nave derived an effectual cure ol
onua from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
jeaedj for that disease. I had suffered
from Scrofula for more than three years,
c and had despaired of ever getting well. I
m treated during that time by three very
ttoentpb.jaicians,without any good resujt.
Uiavwenttothe National Surgical Insti-
atAtlanta, Ga., and was treated there
than two months, with no better re
nlttaan my family physicians met with.
ner returning from the Institute, I was
PSQAded to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
j" not used it more than aweek before I
'"covered its curative and healing proper-r-
My sores soon began to heal, and the
tor of my skin changed as fast as the sores
jed. I hid not thought of ever getting
eil ajrain, but my hopes increased, my low
PWtedneafled before thi remedy, audi
anow eujoying splendid health and am in
spiriu- The remedy is mild as p ur
JTe,andaftrongtonic; it will heal the
w rtobborn sore in three weeks if taken
2?!r,v' u u "7 opinion that it should
J taken some Uino after the sore is healed,
jo remove the cause of its effects. It should
.-J regularly by all means, for; I have
jomeame negioctei it. from the pressure of
ij V 1 10 " CMe found that the
ri6 aJ ready male wou'd commence to re-
5JN. aud for this alqne it should be
regularly untU au effectual' cure is
npieted. Nothing should preeit regu-
use of 016 remedy nl it should
,Ten .the pn.per rime. I would re
S!l?e.na ,-who are suffering from
Wl to rry it.; It wUM surely cure? you
Jjiv it A lair test I apeak from expe
wce aud not from hearsay. 1 am a grate
J "opient of a cure from the use of it and
VrLo r m3iy nd l"ting obligations to
Person for the great relief f have ob
a trom its use. Sufferers, try It and be
is my a.lvW. I am, respectfully,
Ml, N. C. JAMES A. MORRIS,
eull" bUluP tor testimonial of temarkable
Iftpird by
.C. So
too.
Mrs Joe Person. Franklin '
tton, N. C. . tly 6-dAw-nac.d
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VOL, V. WILMINGTON, N. C, FRfDA.Y SEPTEMBER" lebl NOl'Su?
LOCAL NEWS.
... . . , i Nkw AlVEBTI3afNTS.
. HxixsBZBGEB-Cash and 8hannon Duel
Pbop Aoostini Dancing School
V K IIeltok $ iOo Eeward
W J Mott,-Butcher-" And Don't You
Forget It." . ' .
C W Yates School Book Depository
AndatiU do increase in water in
the
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nver. ; i 5;- : '
Only 15 bales of cotton - received here
to-day. " " ,
Sheriff-Ward, of Pender county, ia in
the city to-day. ' " " V
Dry and dusty again and a little nm
would be acceptable. r
Provisions of all kinds . re advancing
. . MM -I I I M - -
but salaries remain at a sttndstill.
Only 17 vegetable carts aud three Bsh
carts in market this morning. The sea
son is getting old. .
The watermelon season is on its last
legs. A few continue to arrive but they
are small and. mostly n. g. f
Study your interest You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. , f
The moon is well on its secoua quarter
and yet last night was the first fair night
we have had since it changed.
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There were no , tomatoes to be. pur
chased, in'market this morHing, ueithir
from first hands nor hackster?.
--Sol.. Haas,': Esq.; General, Freight
Agent of the Associated Railways, is in
the city to-day en a flying visit.
The County Commissioners will hold
their regular' (monthly meeting next
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful color of tho hair is furnished by
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv
edly popular from its superior cleanli
nets. . : : ' ' "
Steamship Gulf ' Stream, Capt. In
gram, is expected to arrive here this af
ternoon. She left New York at 3:30 p
m. on Wednesday. .
Don't Die In the House.
Ask druggists for "Though on Rats.'
It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roach
es, vermin, flies, auts, insects.- loc. per
box. ;. ,i Si, , ., ' . i '
To remove substances ' from the eye,
make a loop-Tjf bristle or - horsehair, in
sert it under the lid, and then withdraw
slowlvand carefully. This is said to be
never failing.1 !
, The copper cap and arm of Ex-Shei;ff
Paddison's turpentine distillery, at Bar
giw, were stolen last night. There is no
clue to the rascals but it is thought that
they headed for this city. '
The Beard of Aldermen meet in regn-
lar monthly session next Monday, the 5th
instant, when business of considerable
importance is likely to come up for t,he
Board's consideration.
A small screw steamer, the Deliglti,
put in here last evening for coal and will
leave this afternoon. She is from New
York, bound for Charleston, at which
point she is to be employed on the gov
ernment works -in that harbor.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
' i
A very weak stomach which refuses to
assimilate any other food may sometimes
be taught to do its work proparly by . a
diet of skimmed milk; one-half pint taken
every four hours, with some lime-water if
necessary, is the amount prescribed, i
To cure bunions, use pulverized salt-
petre and sweet oil. Obtain at a drug-
gists's five or six cents' worth - of salt
petre; put into a bbttie with sufficient
olive oil to dissolve it, shake up well, and
rub the infamed joints night and morn
to
ing, and more frequently if painfuL
A French surgeon says the simple ele
vation of a person's arm will stop bleed
ing at the nose. He explains the laci
physiologically, and declares it a positive
remedy. It is certamly easy of triaL ur
a strong solution of alum water, sniffed
up the aostril, will cure "in most cases,
without anything further., v
Prof., Agostici has expressed his wil
lingness to take charge of a dancing
class in tnis . city," provided a" certain
number ot scholars can be 'secured by
the 9th inst. The list is at lr. Heins
berger8. The Professor, as everybody
knows, is thor oughly master of the art,
and we trust thai the necessary number
of names may be secured. i ,
' UnnaUable
; unmatlable matter, addressed us fol
lows, remains in the PostoSce in this
city: Dick Johnson. White Hall. N
j $ Miss oaran irewingxon j M. v. K.
Wallcoll; Mesjrs. L. Weaterg trd & Co..
u.uor Z.436, fha Pa. ,-
Tn mMnilit mainrloF .km nn h
banished from Jour dwelling any mure
quickly than should a Congh or Cold f
any kind be driven from the system. Dr.
Ball's Congh Syrap quietly yet positive
ly places all Colds .under ita control.
Price 2a c hb
r r. Bark
Air. John Nutt, formerly of this city.
but who has bevri absent in Soath Cafo
lina for so i hp yers past, is in , the city.
Ho h is received from Capt. Johnson the
appointment of Agent and Operator at
Abbotts burg, on the Carolina Central,
. ... - - " .. .
aaa. will go there m a day or two to
take charge of that office. Glad to have
him back in the neighborhood again. :
pall at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Bakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, fcc There!
you have the lowest prices.
t
ll'tCtsirate'i Court.
John Williams, alias Dummy, was ar
raigned before a J ustice of the Peace
this morning, charged with the larceny
of a pistol from Rosa Brown, colored.
The charge was sustained and also an
additional charge of carrying a concealed
weapon. The deiendant was committed
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ia default of surety to the amount ofluients to tow the disabled schooner to
$100 ia each case for his appearance at
the next term of the Criminal Court.
Beautify your homes by using the N,
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
Personal
Mr. Geo. N. Harriss, who has for
nearly five years past been on the staff of
this paper as City Agent of the Daily
- -
Review, yesterday severed his connce-1
tion with the paper for the purpose of
embarking in another business. It was
with aiutual rerret that- the parting
took place. Mr. Harriss is a gentleman.
of energy, determination and excellent
a a a mm m
Dusiness quanncations ana tne imitors or
the Review and all of the employes of
the paper tender him their best wishes
for success in his new field of labor.
Taken 111 In the Guard House.
Fanny Gore, the depraved white woman
sometimes called the Queen of Paddy's
fTaITaw w f.fcManMftnlv -ill in thai
Goard?House last night, and had fre-
qaent spasms, besides being threatened
with convulsions. The cause of the sud-
den attack is supposed to be the short
I
atannae-eof her rations of theardent.or
thr frnnpnt Iikations of the noisonona I
r - ' i
staff which tha poor creature had taken I
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before har incarcerttion. A colored wo
. C A .Jiv-
u.ia.wouucua,. WW
same time, but who waa very taitbtui to I
the sick woman by ministering to her I
wants daring the night, was thismnrning
rewarded for her fidelity in the cause of
ham.nity.b7 receiring . dUcbarge from
prison, in faccordance with an order to
that effect from the Mayor. The sick I
. , . il ? I
woman naa one more spasm fcuiau,urmuK
ni at thfi intrirftstinn of the citv nhvsi. 1
oo - y
Kaan w
MISUt, uu Biuv uu vuu j ue
lodirincr nlace. near old tamp Lamb.
,te the iit, phjsicun w... see ,hu
sne nas ine proper uicuiu-i t tcutiuu.
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Odd Fellows' Convent Ion.
The Sovereign Ornd Lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows meets
on September 19th, in annual convoca
tion, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Many prom-
inent members of the older from the dif-
ferent States will be present. There is
be erected a splendid monument to
s ji 17aUaM Af
uaa reiioiBBip vj v i
Ohio, and this occasion, noaouoi, win De
one OI tne greatest, gavucriugs
m J X .iL.at.kMA Af tA I
in ti niatorv of American Odd
v!. ar a. Ui.lt-
tion win Deoau iu penevb uu I
the new rituals of the lodges and en
campments. The Sovereign Grand Lodge
legislates for the order in the United
States, Germany, Canada, Peru, Chili,
and other parts of South America, the
Sandwich Islands, Australia, and wher
ever the order exists. The highest office
in the order is the Grand Sire, now held
by a citizen of Georgia. The highest in
a 8tate is Grand Patriarch, and next the
Grand Master of the State Grand Lodge. I
The Sovereign Grand Lodge works in
the encampment degree, and a represen
tative must be a Past Grand of a lodge
and a member of the royal purple degree
of the encampment.
Rwww
t
J
. City Court. :
The tramp arrested yesterday npon the
charge of drunkenness and other misbe-
l : , ..... .
M,,ur WB oniy case lor tne Mayor
consideration this morning. His Honor
gare the defendant his discharge upon
condit iotl thftt liA Iaava fnvn vi thin
iweniy-iour nonrs; if seen here alter
If a m - a -
f that time to be arrested and incarcerated
in the City Prison for thirty days. The
conditions were accepted and the tramp
went marching on.
Mule Boakd nf Pbaiuacy. "
Dr.- W. II., Greeny Chairman of the
Stater Board of Pharmacy, who has been
in-R.ileigh this week in attendance on
the meetings of the Board, returned here
nrght-before-la8t. From him we learn
that "270 applications for registration
were passed upon aud that certificates
will be issued to all such as soon as they
can be made out. There was only one
applicant for examination under the
Pharmacy Act passed by the last Legis-
lature, Mr. D. S. Carraway, of Wilson,
who passed a satisfactory examination
I and was made a Licentiate of Pharmacy.
A Good Haul on one Trip.
The schooner A. Heaton, bound fram
New York to Charleston with limestone
rock, became disabled in the storm of
last week and lost her rudder. The Cap
tain then soughtTprotection under Cape
Fear. The steam tug Blanche, o
I At A. A. A.
I lUiS por, went out ana maue arrange-
I Charleston for $1,000. This was accom
I plished, and the Blanche was on her way
back to this port when she fell in with
the schooner Haitie if. Lollis from
Jacksonville, Fla., for New York with
cargo of lumber, abandoned at sea. The
I Captain of the Blanche then towed the
J second disabled vessel safely into Char
I lesten harbor, the crew having previous -
I lj been picked up and taken to Savan-
i
uah by the steamship Juniata.
I Thal Beltry Asaln.
I Editor Review ; I read the article
I in vour caper of Friday. 19th inst.. and
I was much pleased to think there was
meone would ask the Board of
I aav vwuwtwv wu w 4 WVlUbiVU V a j
putting a belfry on the City Hall, and
I giving such good reasons why it should
not be done. I am glad the article came
out so opportunely, for it set oar citizens
to thinking and expressing themselves
against such an act of architectural van
dalism. and I therefore hone that the
question will forever rest with this Board
I of Aldermen, and all future Boards, of
ever placing anything upon the roof
it If j Understand aright it was sue-
Igested to place the belfry on the City
Hall to save a few hundred dollars
Hav the finances of the city come to
amaK a a OS nar hAev. in nnf A . mill
""J' " "! v rr:"TVu1 wi
qo an act iiiuu win certainiv mar tne
k.i. r tka kniMmi Uaniaa
tnt . T V. DUO UUllUiUt. UUClUtJ
the chances of doing an injury to so valu-1
ftble a Piece of property that in our citi-
I ens nave lasen Bacn a just pnae idi
cuo uac .ao.u Batu just uuuc
Now, I will ask the question: Have the
Board of Aldermen the right to commit
such an act ? Ihey have the legal right
perhaps, and the courts m ail probability
w:""'u ! M" "!c lUCJf :r
ritrht in rnmmit an nntrafrp nnnn ihm
of 0 faHg!?t"cl.lf1,t It
has been suggested that if the bell must
e movea ana ine nnances oi me city are
in such a condition that it cannot build a I
.1If Bnbsr.rintion b tkPn n
r u ,.o t . 1 1
iui iuc uuiuu9c jl uaie ucaiu several
Mnlamon oa ua M BnU.;k
hi,u.n,ii,u b-j ua kuv nuiuu ouuouiuc
uenrjr or
TT 11;
-o - r- I
unite in protesting against anvthin?
unite in protesting against anything
being done that is calculated to destroy
its elegant proportions or its majestic j
granrtpnr. X.
Sevr York Letter.
The needs of the Grand Union Hote
reouire the services af one hnndrerl and
fifty employees, and it not unfreqnently
happens that some of them are afflicted
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. 'Jhe
ivit;ffiU iciict buu n uuw iuciir tooro
are reached:
Xxw Yokk, Feb. 8, 1881.
.1 T 1 - .1 M. 1 A A 1
-x am nappy io say uai several oi tne
employees of the Grand Union Hotel
have been entirely cured of rheumatism,
Jacobs Oil.
J. F. Shaw, Proprietor.
&CHU
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL!
WrishfcrviUelSoiind
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JS NOW;OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION
of guests.
, H7" The table la supplied with the pro
uc&s of the 8ounds and Sea.
Transient and regularX.boarders taken at
reasonable rates.
1 JR A. SCHUTTE,
Jetf i Proprietor
- THE MAILS.
l.he mall close and amve at the Cltv
i..-.ov P. ui.
s Northern thronch : aai tf&v u,
miu 6:40 a. hi.
K4icigb . ........ 5.40 a. m.
Maila for the N. C. Railroad, . ,, (
, and rout-. supptiel thera- "
from, including A. A N. 0. ' j ;
Rii.ruad, at. .......... 6;40 a', w
8.ntbern msi-s for all points
ouuiu. uai'v... :n n
Weateru mViiK (0 OR'y) daily
r
(except Sunday )...,.. ..... 9:00
Mil for O aera w & Darlibg-
on. ......... 7:4fi
Malls for points between Flo-
p. ru.
u.
Fayettev ilje, and offices on
Cape Fear Ri?er, Tuesda6, . .
and Fridays 1..... ......... 1:00 py'm.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton, 4
daily, except Snndays:.:... 9:0') a. m.
Onslow O. H. and intermedi ;
ate offices, every. Monday
aud Thursday at. ...... . . J 6.00 a. m.
Scnithvllle mails, by 'steam- 5
boat, daily, (except Sun- I
days)...;...... ................. 8.30 a. n.
Mails for Easy flill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, S O , every Mon
day and Thursday at..:...... 6:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DXLIVEBT.. j :
Northern through and way v f !
mails........ ......1. .7:30 a m.
Southern Mails:........ ......... "7:00 p. m.
Carolina Central Railway...... 4:00 p. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. no. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department opeD
f same as Btamp office.
Oeceral delivery open from 5 :30 a. m .
to 7:00 p. m., aud on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. m.
Stamps, for sale in small quantities at
general doil very when stamp office U
closed.
To Builders and others Go to J a co-
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Giass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
1 lowest prices. ., f
New Advertifiement.1.
'tend Don't You
Forget It."
y VV ILL) OPEN TO-MORHOT, ( ?atur-
JL "ay; at my new quarters, (formciiv the
5 and lOcents store) Cornered and Market!
streets. I shall endeavor to keep the( befet
meats ine iyiarKet anoras. (Jail aud Eee me
Reepectfully, ' '
W.J.MOTT,
sept2-lt Butcher
Prof. Afifostinj
AVISTG BEEN REPEATEDLY RE
quested to open his Dancing School In
scholars are left at P. Heinsberxrer's LivJ
I Book store before Fridy of next week; that
Lll8 011 which he iQds leaving
Terms, $10 'per session ot twenty-four 16s
I t i " .
unb, payauie in aayance. tept't
I m
w
ewa
rd
T WILL PAT THE ABOVE REWARD to
a
any Butcher in the city of Wilmington '
1st. That will have as much meat- ;
2nd. That will have as good a quality.
S'd. A 8 large An assortment, i
4th. And give as much meat for as small
amount of money as I will on Saturday.
iftJEfK
to-morrow, time for opening. ThreCdisin-
terestea gentlemen to be the judges.
- Respectfully,
J. R.iMELTON.
Successor to Butcher ComDanv.
ai j ui , T nr , , -'.
V1U 3uiuu, pi. vv . corner w ana jwarKet sta
Sept 2-1 1 v Star COpy
-
Cash ahd Shannon Due!.
rT
E
B. C. CASH.
Pan; Met form. Pic 25 ettt,
i
The Seaside Library,
LAKOE !jOiK alreyr f-a baid; new
oa-' recVva a lr. Anv rt ia et ci c c
be ordered t a rtj iLott notice, -
A . aiLNHiilvH'.if;;;' 4.T i
pt 1 Lfts Uoftk and Ki!i -tcre'
Beef
eei
i
JOHN C. BORVEMAN ha Lis Butcher
Stand on Market St.; North tide, rUht
aiound the corner from iJertd hf., whrc
he will be glad to supply Li fil-nds a:il the
public generally with the bet of Beef, ilut
ton, Ac Jut received a supply , or, Beef
from Dr. Bellamy's frraoua . pasture ia
Brunswick county. ang 3C-monfiri-lm.
SCUPPSMOSI
and;
i
VII '
iNtfl is yvororoj k li e
41-4AW t -
FLSASS 50TI0X.
5 i
w tll be glad to reeslvt tomasBslcatioa
troa oar friandj ca aty aad all fublet
Kouexv iciervti' Ml
T9 carat of tif'wrlWr mmi siwty b r
nlahejAo the Editor. t
, CoMMCTlffatiotts cmrt b wrltte: ea o nly
oa aid of the papw.
- - -w . . i .t ' - .jJmmm, i
Fanoaalttlas moil U avoids
- -ifid-, j.
lad It lm especially and pcrUeularly uador
flood thar th JEdiVw does noi always endors
the vlewi of eofrwriWdeTitrl urJoa so ttat
w we eaitriai eoITf't1'.,
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EARLT ' B A RTtlTT pfciftfl Choice
I Ht plo Ai plee, 'Oranges i-emona nd
I rcsh Candies, juarecilvcxl at -
d. U. -NORXHROIVS,
;augolt, VVater St, Stor.
; Otice 'cfytzx Cdllcctor.t r
' v. City cf w'.lni'rgton, IT, fj.
City r.x "i)tz lSSl
mHE T X B:OK Ft H ISM IS NOW in
X. in mj hiidB for tb'e collection of said
Taxes.:'-' ' - - f ,. ?:? iij'i.I
'1 he attention of Tax Pavers Ia callM t.n
the folio vtin Sectloa. of sthe t e aeral 'J"ax
ordinance for the year 1SS1 Vtl't t
Sec 5. The 6ald Taxes on Real Esta
and Personal Propertvarid Poll, shall be dun
and payable on tne f irst Dat or eptem .
Baa, 1881, and the Collector; of said TaiM
is authorized to receive and reiiipt ior the
same. " ' .
Interest at the rate of Eiaht per cent ner
annum shall be charced on all Taxes not
paw prior to October 1st, 1SS1.
.. HERY SAVAGE,
ecpt 1-St ; Tax Collector.
Wheeler &. Wilson
t? NEW IMPROVED
Trr-k.u' s 13 1 11K -KA
arOKWlNU MACHINE
.; INT11K WOULDi So
I I'M Phllade nhla enten-
i,r Dial, also over one.
hundred ladies who
ue them in the city
of Wilmington. Wo
have Just: received
larro . shipment of
atcst improved No. 8. jN'ow Is the time to
buy the BEST MACHINE In the world at
owet possible price.
Call and see them or send for cuts and
price lists' before buying any othc-. The
best is always the cheapest.
WHEELER & WILSON,
Manufacturing Company,
' Evins Block, Princcfs et.,
aug SO-dA'.v . ; WilmiEgton, X. C.
Fcrnale School
NIBSES BDBi A JlLlXP........inclp4li
Mf,a. it, B.CCniKG, Kus cillrairucUtM
T17 E ElOfl T F K T n A 7 AD s L Re38:oa
of this Hahml viii cosm Jtca oi Wd4noa.
day, Octobsr fiih, 18 il aid c!oa about lb
tbi'd wee's in Jaie H82, - ' '
Pacila wlo entir nft-rthe firt mcrtb will
bechtrged only from date of entrance, bat
It is expected they will attend ichool the re
minder of tha 8rs ion nnlcs otherwise pr
voatad by ill heait. or rernoval from tho
citr. Dfdactk n mtdd la all caeos of pro
tie cted I'ck&eea.
TLj cnufies of icttrocfoa will b here
totta, hjroQjjh aad sjstemat'c, ech caild
receiviDg individual aUct ti t. fioai il. Piin- '
cip'lf. - .' . :
The Fchool of Mniic ill ba pord&sted bv
Urs.M, 8 Casbiog. Putila outside e tbe
School, wishing t enter for th's branoh f
educat'on, can teaccomm cdted with luita
tl hours by early appliciticn. '
Y A limited naiiber of CbrJiair fcboIa'B ctn
be rfc.ived ia tha fami'y tf oze cf tho Piin
elpala. ......
For forth ar particular eeo rrinclcaln. T
i&q lire for circulars $ur 0
Will Continue.
AS, MANY PERSONS HAVE DERIVED
the Imprefcsion that I am going to quit
iny business, I desire to state that I am
on'y selling my household goods, and will
continue my business at riiy old stand .
E.II.'KINO,
, V'ilrsington Dyeing Establishment,
ass 3 1 ; - i
School iJooIc Depository
I A LL 7 UK IijCK3 AUOFTED BY THE
ota'e l:card or .Liucitlon are cn deposit at
mr Fto e; Tetthera and :cb.jlrill flad it
to tbclr ijtvrcet fo call before purtha lagelfe
whe e. Lore stook f Lsf'ies' ml Gentle
meuV Fico taLia:e y frutre'eivvd. ,
Fli XJS aid Uiiii!a?riyaoi htnl
; J9 , , ; o w jatzb:
RED PACKtSa CHESTS
SASH, DOBSS MD BUNDS.
BRACKETS, MOULDING,, LUilBERAc
A1JL SIZES TVTNDO"VV"CLAS3,J
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