IHflcellanoous.
. - . V. - s. SSL - . a m vitMC
For the Cure cf Coughs, Colds,!
Hoarseness, Bror cMtisCroup, Infm.
fenza, Asthma,WI:ooping Cough, In-f
cipient Connimpt ion ana lor the re-j
lief of consumptive ersonsin advan-l
ccd t2pes of the Disease, ror bale
by all Drucsrists. rrice, 25 Cents.
OS. LYDIA L niDUl!, OF LYNX,
o
0? t&&i!zt&t
LYDIA E. PIWKHATS
ft Posit iyp Cure
rr s'l IIimc 1'alarul Complnlnti nnl AVeknetM
toeemraon toour brttt Icinule popnlallon.
ISwiarJr ?!illrely tle worst form of Female Com-
f lainta. nl ornrlJin frouUes, ln!1aiunitlou nod Ulcera
tlon, FaUinn and PIiiloceniit, nnl tho eonieqaent
Spinal 'TeakiM'), and U inrtlcclarljr adapted to tho
CbantfM of life.
It frill dUsoT ana eapettninorn from the t:tnialn
an early fcte of !.-TelcFit. T!o tendency to run-
ctrovt li?nncr there is tbeckod very ppecdily by Its use.
It ivmiTrifalntnesA, flafulency, destroys all craTlsg
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It tnree Bloating, Headache, Kerreas Prostratlofv,
General Debility, Sleepssnees, De:resaloa and Iadl-
cestloa. I
That feeling" of bearlor down, causing- pain, weight
and backache, Is always permanently cored by Its ose.
It win at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with tbe laws that g-orera the female system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. riXKIIAM'S VEGETABLE COM-
TOTTXBIm prepared at 33 and 23S Western Avenue,
Lynn,aCasa Price SI Six bottles for. Sent by maS
In the form of pills, also in the form of lozenges, or
receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Sirs. Pinktam
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. Send for pamph
let. ASdress as abore. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. FlSKHAJTS
LITER FILLS. They cure constipation. HHoqsneas(
and torpidity of the urer. S3 cents per cox.
JB3 Sold by all Drug-gists. "V
Oinger liuchu, Man
drake, StiSingia, and
many of the best medi
cines known are com
bined in Parker's Ginger
a omc, into a mccucin
f such varied powers, as
to make it the greatest
L.lood runner and tbe
Ent Health & Strength
Restorer ever Used.
It cures Rheumatism.
Parker's
Sleeplessness, & diseases
of the btomach, Bowels,
U r i L-ungs w k tvianeys.
Hair ba sarrii tidi5aitfro,n
Tk. R-t nt. u Puters, Gineer Essences
Lungs, uver ft Kidneys,
v. ' . j:er r ' '
MutEnonminilllaiiDmv and 1 Oil ICS, as It
lac. Kerrr fiu t mters r.ever intoxicates. Hiscox
youusiii color to grj hir. Co. . Chemists N. Y.
KVi. nd tl y.rfng Baytgf IVIlar y !.
assist wr(?i
THE GREAT CURE
roa
RHEUMATISM
Am it is for all dise&a of tho KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS.
It oleasLsas the system of tho acrid poison
that causes the dreadful aafferinc which
osljr the Tiotiina of henmatiam can reallaa.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of ths worst forms of th! terriblo rtfs s
haT bean QlokJy relieved, in a short ttma
PERFECTLY CURED.
kaalutd wirfl sueeess, and an imnwmao
sLla in e-rery put of tho Conn try. In hun
dreds of eases it haa eared wbera all ! had
failed. It la mild, but efficient. CERTAIN
121 ITS ACTION, but harmless in all eases.
t7It eleaases, BtreaaHheas aae rlreeXew
Lifts to all the important organs of the body.
The natural action of the Kidneys is restored.
Tho Iirer is cleansed of all disease, and the
Bowels more freely and healthfully. In thia
way tha worst diseases are eradicated from
the system.
As it has been proved by thousands that
ia tha most effectual remedy for eleanalne; tha
system of all morbid accretions.. 1 1 should ba
used in every household as a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Always cures BILIOUSNESS, COKSTIPA
TIQir. PTT.KS and all PZZXaXB Diseases.
Is put up ia Pry Tesr table Feres, ia tin cans,
J oneparkapeof hlch makes S quarts medicine.
Also In IJal4 Frm,Try Ceeeatrateror
the cooTeRtroce of those who cannot readily pre
pare ii. It act with equal efficiency in eiikerform,
GET IT OF TOUR DRUGGIST. TRICE, tl.a
WELLS, KIC1I1KD0N A Ce., Prep's.
fWffl send the d ry post-paid.1 BrRLIX CTOS, t T.
:THS STATS.
fcl -VIM -.Nil, VA.
Owners ad Kditort
I crjiUM. Oiaott Habaarip
tla ''ia, tiv "t3rjit?nj Kates.
Kj 9-s -i sr rtrar 4,007.
Tat lr aitt-a t ajrt"s: RlaTtond.
Btwivlot'M rli - If. jU.SO per; as.
am t; rf Ur 21 pit atiM3.
I HI 12 I if Q I
n t i far rT : a?
a
2-
5- -ZO--ZS
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QE2TEC1L FOSIIQX RETTS-
Losdo.v, Dec 6, 1881. It u probable
(bat General Sir Evelyn Wood will be
appointed Governor" of Natal.
It is expected that tbe Spanish Cortes
will adjourn on tbe 20th instto the 18th
of January.
The Standard says it has authority
for stating that the Marquis of Lome has
every intention of returning to Canada,
and that Princess Louise will also return
before spring.
The Roumanian government has re
ceived no communication in regard to the
instructions sent to Count Hoyos-Spria-zenstein,
the Anstro-Hungarian Minis
er at Bucharest, to suspend personal re
lations with the Roumanian Cabinet.
The Committee on Colonial Defences
haying determined to completely exam
ice tbe defensive capabilities of British
ports abroad, Colonel Grossman will pro
ceed to -Jamaica, Bermuda, Barbadoea
and other places for that purpose.
Bishops are arriving daily to bo pres
ent at toe approaching canonizations in
Borne. The IAbertd says there is rea
son to believo that at tbe ceremony itself
the. Pope will pronounce an allocution
affirming the necessity of the temporal
power,
That great Dermotologist, Dr. C. W.
Benson, of Baltimore, has prepared bis
lavorite prescription for general use and
now any person, however poor, can get
tho benefit of bis best treatment for Ekm
disease. It consists of both external and
internal treatment.
The Strike Against Bent
Losdox, Dec. 5. The Dublin corres-
Dondent of the ZYrae says : "The con-
I spiracy against the payment of rent is
extending. Intimidation, Boycotting and
threats are prevalent throughout a large
area of territory.
Dublin. Dec. 5. At a meeting or the
KilduKioLand League to-day .resolutions
werja passed adopting the "no rent
manifesto and expelling several members
for paying rent.
Two arresta were made in Dublin to
day under the Coercion act.
Six hundred of theDuke or Devon
shire's tenants have decided not to pay
their rents. exceDt with a reduction oi
twenty per cent.
A farmer named Milligao. wno lately
paid his rent, was waylaid and beaten to
death- near Shannon Bridge, while re
turning from market on baturday. Po
afrests have been made, ihere were
ately extensive evictions on the property
of the deceased's landlord.
A farmer named Koonev has been
brntallv beaten at Athlone. He had
paid hi3 rent. tie is in a precarions
condition.
A large crowd to-day stoned the car
riage of Mr. Uonsidine, on wno6e- prop
erty there were evictions recently. M rs
Uonsidine was struck by one oi tne
r . .
stones.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
Stineriner. smartinsr irritation of the
nrinarv oassaees. diseased aiscnar&res.
f.nred bv Knchnnaiba. Drofferists. Dent I
Jaa. O. Munds. I
Twenty Elzht LWes lost
Uwen bound. Unt.. liec- 9 Jbor a
week past there have been fears about
the propeller. Jane Miller, which leftj
this port .Friday morning, Wo v. Za, and
has not since been heard of. On Friday
last the tne: Tommy Wright went in
search of her. The tuer returned last
night. She reports finding considerable
wreckage of the Jane Miller, indicating
the loss of the propeller. The general
opinion is that she foundered not more
than a mile from Col pay's Hay. Of the
twenty-eight people on the propeller, the
-following are known to have been on
board: Andrew Fort, captain: Kichard
Port, mate; Fred Port, purser; J. Chris-
tianson, engineer; Alex Scales, wheels
man, and four deck hands whose names
cannot be ascertained. All are from the
Tillage of Wiarton and of the vicinity.
The passengers were James Walker,
James Ballock, Lyman Vader, and a
man and wife, all from MeafOrd and
oound for Michael's Bay. A number of
passengers, also from Wiarton for Lion's
Head to work at Watt s Mill, were on
board, bat their names are not known.
Made from Harmless Materials., and
adapted to the needs of fading and fall
ing hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has
taken the tirst rank as an elegant and
reliable hair restorative.
1 Slayer Chased.
Londox, Dec 5, 1881. The follow
ing telegram, dated at Zanzibar, has
been received at the Admiralty: "On the
3d io8t. Capt. Brownrigg, of the British
man of-war London, with ten men in a
8 team pinnace, attempted to capture a
dhow, flying French colors and loaded
with slaves. The Arab crew resisted
fiercely, Captain Brownrigg, a seaman,
a stoker and a supernumerary were kill
ed, and one man was severely and two
slightly wounded. Tne dbow escaped.'
Pigeon Shuotloff.
Londox, Dec 5, 1881. A pigeon
shooting match took place today at
Hendon between Dr. Carver and Mr.
Stuart Wortley for 500 a side, at 100
pigeons eacn, from nve traps, thirty
yards rise. . Dr. Carver missed his first
five birds, but then killed 23 straight
on. Wren tne match was half through
the scores of the competitors were equal,
they having killed 40 birds each. The
match resulted in a tie, each killing 83
birds.
Three Dollars Invested Profitably.
A jolly Alsatian named Max Schmidt,
ol No. 440 W. 32d St, New York City,
keeps a well patronixed saloon of him
the inquisitive interviewer in a New
York paper reports that feeling the cares
oi providing for his future welfare a
burden after thirty two years struggle
in America: he determined to invest one
dollar in the Oct. 13th drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery.' by sending to '
M. A. DahDhin. New Orleans. La., and 1
his confidence wasj rewarded with his
eettiag for tiektt No. 7,240, at once
$15,000. The same interviewer atf tha
ChemicalBanlc met a Mr. Jobn.C. Dief
fenbacb, ot West street, and he had in a
similar manner lor No. 56,939 received
$5,000, all for one dollar. He also ran
across Mr. Alex, Unas, of No. 54 Di
vision St, a segar dealer, who for No.
99,538 had drawn $2,955, through Ad
ams impress Co. The next 139tb
Grand Semi-Annual Drawing will take
place at New Orleans on Dec. 13tb, un
der tbe sole management of Gen'is G. T.
Beauregard, of La , and Jubal A. Early.
ot V a., when over a half a million will
do scaiierea among ine lacsy ones
perhaps the reader may cut it fat. Who
knows 7
Newbern Nut Shell: Probably C.I00
bushels of rice were sold in this city
yesterday and when it is considered that
the most of it brought $1 per bushel, it
will be seen that the culture or rice in
this section is indeed a profitable busi
ness.
Raleigh Visitor: Mr. W. J, Hicks,
Supermtendeat and Architect of the
penitentiary, turned over to tke State
Treasurer yesterday, between $3,000 and
$4,000; being money received from hired
oat convict labor and also for the sale of
shoes. Vliss Ciarkie Elkins. ouite
I an aeed lady feli from the steps of Mr,
1 Madison Koyster s dwelling in Backhorn
township, this county, on Thursday
night last, and received injuries from the
effects of which she died in a lew hours
afterwards.
Jewa ana , Observer : jcesteray s
cotton receipts were 178 bales.
Only a tew persons left yesterday from
Kaleigh lor Atlanta, and tbe proposed
excursion was a total failure. It shows
the impossibility of getting many
people here to agree upon one thing.
North Carolina has 9,057 miles
of star service at an annual cost of $105,
435; 498 miles of steamboat service at a
cost of 18,364, and 1 330 miles of rail
road service at a cost ot tIZ4.UbcJ. or
10,885 miles of all combined at a cost of
(247,882 per annum.
Charlotte Observer ; Master Egbert
Alexander, son ol Col. C. W Alexander.
left last night for New England, where
he is te enter, large machine sbop3 to
learn the business of a machinist.
Saturday night last, a passenger train
on the Western North Carolina Rail
road ran oil the track and was precipitat
ed down an embankment six miles be4
TSrs-l f-I J r 1 tt rIM-A tava tiifhaI ssrmJFrr"
J, , Qver Qr . . . ,
J . ' .A . 4,
from
city, and the train was almost a total
wreck. Two men, whose names fcwere
not given, and a Miss Davis, of States
ville, were seriously injured. The letter
says it was a miracle how any one es
caped. .
BBE5B5BBS33BSB3BBBB3BWrWBg!
FERTILIZERS AMD FERTILIZING
MATERIAL.
ITTON' AND CORN PLANTERS
Trackers and others can cet into correct
. . . x ,
cnumei w uauu auvauwtgcuuBiy oj com.
mnnieating with
JA8. T. PETTEWAT, Agont
For the celebrated Fertlliaers.Wilcox, Glbbo
Co's Manipulated Guaao and Acid Phos
phatejj sept tt-ti
Bagging and Ties.
1 000 a Ro1181 Baf,ging
3000 n s a jls -
Bacon, Coffee Sugar.
2QQ Boxea 8mokefiandD S 6idef
2Q Baga Coffee, diflerent ?rac6l
O C Btla Sura, Granulated,
4A)J Standard A, ExMa U and
T 000 Flour grades,,
;jQQ Tuba Choice Leaf LarJ,
" 75 Bbls 11314 1,oxe8 Iresh CaJ
IQ Boxes Assorted Candy,
JQQ . Boxes Selected CreamJCheese,
Potash, Lye, Soda.
100 BXe B&11 Pota8h i':
200 60X61 Lye"
JQQ Boxes audKcslRoda,
J Boxes Soap,
rrtZ Half Bbla and Boxes 8n
Doaen Baeketa,
"1 Reams Wrapplg Paper,1
Hoop Iron,SNAil8, Tidy, OntS, "Randolph
Tarns and "Weetices.
For ale low by
oet 31 WUJJ A.MS 5l MUR(jH150N
8500 Reward.
WE WfiL PAY Tn ABOVS reward
for a v caa cf Lirer 'oooIaiat, Dys-
pepsia, bice tieaMfit
pauon or Ucet to&css a e.not onrewita
Wti .Teget able Urer Hub, wbea the ai
leetloas are ttrietly comcliad with. TheT
are purely Y&zetae. aad naver fail to vira 4
iuieyton. ' tsajrar eoaUd. Lsre boxes,, a
ooniaiaiajj riu?, 2b eenta. J or tale tj
all Drmlisa. Beware of cocntarfeiu ait I 0
imiutmcs. Tbe ffeapico maaQfaetared onl r 1
m Tun k nsa-. rsisststBAi At 3
i4ian j wear uuw -IDO Jrlll - q
lera' IS1 A 1?3 W siallrm t, ehicazoa 3
v t -1 i a
frt-KiupMii(, kui of nut prpata , 4
.French Candies.
"TTJ3T RECEIVED, full tyi!'
IL J1??1 Viniie, .?rrT.nu& pure- awl 7
ome-iae waiea, ratrrr'
i 1
- WimiEQTOlX MABKET.
. - DBCZXSXB 74 P K. ,
; &PD3XT3 7TJTItF2ZriISS--Qnot6ddullat
att2X eenta, Galea of caixa at 53 cants.
BOSIN Quoted firm at fl W tor Strain
cd and 11 m for Good BtralnnsV Sslos ot
1.SC8 bbls Good Strained at tl 85.
TAR Quoted sjulsft at IS U per.bbl of z
lb. ;
CKUDJ5 TU&PrrXLN-Quoted dull
at 12 W for Hard. 1175 Ibr Soft and It for
Virgin.
COTTON Quoted easy.iVoaalei reported,
The following are tbe official Quoutlons:
Ordinarr.
Kcoa Ordinary
Loir Kiddliajr.mM.
10 -.'
10 ine
Good Miiciiax.
OalLT asoxiFrs
Cotton..
.... 1201
bales
CASKS
Spirits Turpeasics...,
iOIUt..
TsrM..
.w. 1094
324
. 411
Orad Terpen tiaa.
ABU1TKD.
Steamer Kllaabetn, Blsbee, 8mlthvllie,
viRster
Steamer Gov Worth. Worth, FayettevUle
worm x onn.
eiteamer Vet, Love, Wlllla Creek. T 8
Liove A Co.
rtteamer D Morohlson. Roberta, Fayette-
vuie, nruiismgs Aiarcuison.
nteamer John Dawson, Sherman, Point
Caswell. R P Paddison
S eamer Clinton Gray, Bannerman's
tsridge, Henry VonKampen.
iSr barque Kristlue. Jensen. Marseilles
HeldeACo.
tsctir William Dunning. Hodjcins, New
London. Master.
chr JBiwood Doron. Warrlneton. Wil-
minstou, Del. Geo Harrlss & Co; gaano to
Chnmpioii Compress Co.
acnr David V treak:er. Camp, New York
wun cargo taano to Kauan & lorstiee.
tschr Eunice Key no da, Yeamans. Eliza-
eh City, wltb 144 bcishels corn to Hen-
aerson s uo.
CL&ABIED
llzabetb. Bis bee,
Steamer
Smithvliie,
steamer D Murckison, Roberts, Fayette
vUle, Williams A Mnrchison.
steamer Bladen, Skinner. FayettevUle,
DeKosset &, Co.
.iteamer Gov vVorth. Worth. Fayettevi lie,
vv ono ac worm.
Br barqu Uattie H, Cochrane, Barcelona,
A D Cazaux, ageu for RusHetl t Potter.
Kxports .' " .
70KEE0S.
Barcelona Br barque Hattle H 1.550
Dales cotton.
STATEMENT
1
stocks ost Hand OE0SHSSS 1. 3881;
wry "V via aouviOMiNiiH(iHt
13,265
an o tit
nsnwt MlnatassttstM
9,399
Total...... MiwnimmMim
Qiirits ashore'
afloat....
31,664
4,213
939
5,161
TOt&l,,..as.
afloat ....,. 3,0
TotaU.M.
69,083
T 1
f8'i
afloat....
Totals.
.....M...MM......W
3.897
Si tt.V OUUIOm..MM..M...
w 1,283
aoat....
taitssssssss V SIMSHMS
Totalw.. .M.......MM....M.M..M. ' 1,238
asosiPTS roa the mohtr" or vovaicBia 1881
Cotton
35,778
Spirita............ ...... 8.475
afta)Mssa4stwass 31,961
1 irMHNHIMIItNMStfMIMtMlHNN 63
GfOCtCt)S)W sta asssaaass mas ssssMssssas w -J 78 0
xvoaTs oa ihi hohth or aeviHiia 1881
Domassia 15,293
Spirits 2, 33
Eozin..
lar 2,423
IQdtiMIMmHHHHIHHNmHHIMIHIHIHH. t ''2
Foreign.
at MaasM Mt isssaasafMass
Cotton.... .m m.
12,544
3 fiOl
..a........
fLDirlts....w
tSStSSSSMSSSSSMSSSIWIi ........ 18,053
!NEW YOiK & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP GO.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
JSTE VMEBS
1 rVILL SAIL FB0M NEW 10RK
1 iToiy WEDNSfDlT and'sAlURDAT.
at 3 o'e'ook, P. H '
GULF 8TREAM..8arday, Dceember 8
BKWEFACT08.We5afdaypacemket T
8AN DOMHf'iCw...lhartdy, Daoezabsr f
ECOULATOBm.. Saturday, December 10
CrCJLF 8TB5AUM.'Wa4teadayf December 14
SA3 DtnSIW(K.8atnrdeyEenber If
I XEGCLATO..we4aciday, December 21
QCLrriTRSAbf-..atardaj, December II
Ihroagb Bllla ladiBf and Lowest
Th.,h Rtla T a-naraataed to Ianaf!frifflB
V SSI BfesV
Poitta ln5"rUi and 8eu:b Carolina.
For Freitit Ingzg&a&axa applet
Taos. Rm bohu, flsp't, v " 1
WEmiatca, NC, .
THBO. G2Q'FreUht.a.fea
VOL, P. CLTDKUd CZX
SGean Aeeata.
de S-if
1E31 THE ML tSALBE 1881.
Paklahad DaOy Sxeept 8aaaay.
' Eoowaed at tne
Treaheit aad Host SatSsttCfry of all 5ewf
payra.
Low ia Price Compact la Form
Independent !a faprereion. Center? atlTe ia
Tone,
Tbe career of THE SDN, from l earliei
beglnnicir, baa been cbaraetsrlzed by a pro
greedveipirit and an crisis al and eSectire
enterprite. To these eharaeterlstict it ttaad.
faatly adheres.
CoTering as it does tbe wbale field oi news
paper endeayor, its erery camber iaaeom
plete reSex of tbe spirit of the ttaaea and tbe
activities and eren a of the day.
TBE SUN espreaae Its opinions on cor
renierec'aaa they ariae and on eabiecta of
public i&Urerr, with tha riew only of arrir.
in at rictt rpaalU aud cosservine tbe ran
oral welfare. Its consistent in teg' itj ia thor
oaghly known and nnderatood.
. AH A FIKST-CLart 15 WrP4PBR,
THE HON is alaoted to the needs ot all and
enjoys a world .wide confide ce.
The extent and ririetj of THE SUS'rl
Local Beports, tneir ceroFol ccaracy and
aroiaaaeeof pruieac, Ctnrtiiaie a ttrikia
feature, acceptable b th at hooie and abroad.
ITS COKIl-l'UUUlSi
Foreign and domectic, is aaaarpaseed in ex
cellence and freahses
ITM WActHlNOTOJf BDRh.AU
eoTeriallthe t-hasea of political information
t-anspirinir at the National Capitst, with
d roper note and comment. Unexcelled in the
past, it will h maintained at tbe highest
itancard in thelntnre.
THE MAHKET ND STUCK REPORTS
rf THE 80 a are collected ard compiled
with the atmoat care, and may be taken aa
safe guides by ail who desire to obtain the
latest anTI most trait worthy information on
these important topics
In short, THft f ON will continue to main
tain the high reputation it has acquired as
an eato'prisiDg, accurate and well-edited
newftpapcr, always ready to add to Itafacili
ties for collecting nes oheneyer oecesaan
to meet the lacre&sinjr demands of tbe time
and to maintain tbe high omfidenee of which
its large aod steadily increasing ci eulatioc
iriTeseTidecee;
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Address
A. a. ABLL A CO., Publishers,
rfun Iron buildug,
Feb IS i-UI ti n,!rM Kd
GRAND BARGAINS.
SOL. BEAR & BROS
OFFER NOW ONE OF
STHE LARGEST STOCKS
OF .
Keady-Mady ClothiDg J
' a '
FURUISHIHQ GOODS!
d;ry GQODS !
. v - ,
BOOTS &DOS !
H A S !
A FULL LINROF
3 !
OIL OLOTH !
AND .
We respectfully solicit a ca
before purchasing elsewhere.
SOL. BEaS & BEOSV
oct 21 y :
THE VARIETY STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
spectfnlly netify his friends and the
public that ne nas recently re
tained from a visit to the
H orthern til arkets
where he has purchased the
Handsomest Display
MILLiriEfiY FAHCY GOODS.
nOTIOHS AMD HOLIDAY G00DI
he has ever offered inthis city.
My stock is
And ia
I have thousands of things which It
would take columns to enumerate. My
fine, fresh FRENCH CANDIES are a
specialty. Head In these goods as my
patrons well know, x nave an elegant
variety of
Millinery Good, Oaf,
Trlnminsr, &e.f
To which I invite the' attention of the
- . Lndier. -
My stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS
is full and complete and having been
bought low will be Bold low.
I respectfully invitea call
tion. L. FLAN At
and inspee-
FLAAGAN,
vanety titers,
IIlsccllancoTia.
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