1HIH PAPKa
poiUbil every attera9m. Bus da 71 fa
'tQU-r by
' jVfU. T. .
rDITOR A.J FBOFBIXTOR.
fill t8CaiPTIO8tF08'yAGE PAID.
c tear,t& CO Six Econtfcj, $350 ; .Tttcej
noctbB, f 1 25 ; Oce month, 60 cents.
the paper will be delivered by carrier?, I
ree of ebere, in any part of tbe city, at the
ttoT rtei, or 13 eeata pr wek.
Advertisis g rate low and liberal
J
yfHebieribera will please report any and
jll failures to receive their papers rejruiarlj.
New Advertisements.
Sa3 d rvta .
FOIt
bhehhat:
Kairnlnia. Sciatics. Lumbaao
Backachs, Soreness of ihe Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Fains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pain3 and Aches.
So Preparation tr.i carlb. equal St. Jacobs 0.
n tcrfe, sure, simple and c7uap Extemf t
fcroedy. A trial otaila but tbe comparatively
trifling outlay of 50 CntR. and every one euffer
ir with ria baTo cbep aad poeitlre proor
cf tt claims.
IHrctlon ia Elffren l.augucg.
BOLD BY ALL DSUGOISTS A!TD DEALEE3
IH 1IEDICINE.
A. VOGEZE2 & CO.,
Hal 1 1 more, 2Td.t VSJL
Pap'B It da who to tel
''JUST ItoAGIrlEHOWiiFai."
B'jsswick, Co., -Ya.,
NoTember 5tb, 1881.
Mm. Joe Peusojt,
Franlinton, N. C
Dear Madam: It isf with pleasure
that I writo to tell ou that your vuloa
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most feariul looking ?nd painful sore on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
months afro, very much like a rin' worm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I coold think or hear of, until it
becam so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the country for advice. He' told me
be could cure me if I would take my bed
and there remain for four or fixe weeks,
and if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as tbe bane
would become disensed, and my foot
would have to be taken oF. J ust imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but to loso my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
me4Un wonld have ruined me. Mind
jou this was the adTice of one of the best I
. ....... t ft U P..vnlirQ 1
doctors in tne state oi ruriu
and this conversation took plate Isist
February. I continued to burn with
caustic, as ho advised until September,
but derived no benefit from bis trent ment
I was advitcd then. by a friend to try.
your Remedy. (Bitters aud Waeh) took
th 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can now waits as lar,
6anrA an much and iumn as high as any
man von know. . Put me back to tbe l?t
f Rat emKpr. let me know as mnch as I
AV frt nf the virtue of your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, ir 1 could not get u
x tc T think more of it than any
uu?uin in the world. It is not onty
the best Remedy to purify the b.ood and
care all skin diseases, but I believe it will
-it fcin? of blood diseases, and I
k'bow it will cure a love for strone drink.
will have this published, aa
tV-rir manv sufferers who could be
eured, if they could . know c f and pet your
Remedy I am truiy ana pp- j.
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
Tie Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. If. ureen. oeou i- n
lar of testimnial?. nov 14 d aw
Children's Cloaks
Ladies' Cloaks -
I AND
ULSMIIO, ffnst Xleceivcd.
Lace Collars,
Lace Collarette So
RU68 AND MATS and msnv other new
aad pretty tlirgs.
JR. W. r.lclntire.
TB
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
Nbw Advebtisemexts.
PnoroaiLS Shares Capital 8tock W b
WRK
OiriNfEZiiGcn 1Ss2 Chatterbox 1S82
Villi am H. Oheek Holiday Good.
James U IIusds Druggist
CW Yates Cbrietrnaa Uooda
NothiDg doicg in roagtstcrial eirclca
to-day. .
he receipts ot cotton "at this port tc
foot up 684 bales. .
Co, top adTacced in Now York ioA&j
on spotaud on futures.
At cost for cash. Tbe large stock of
boots and fhocs at IIowet'6. 2w
. .
Ktf flmohin Rrnnlnfnr. Mills. (d
from New York on the 14th iDSt., for
NnrwPiriiin baroue Leo. Andersen. L
sailed from Stettin on the 11th inst for
- D " 4 ' I
this port.
Schr. Eaqle. Newman, from Boston
.1.; n?.t ni at Uinovaril HaTPn nn I
tor this pert, was at Vineyard Haven on
the 9ih inst. -
: : . , n I
et's shoe store.
2w
The Com!ey-B.irlon opera company
were to hve played Olivette m Char
lotte last night.
Some verv fine Myrtle urove oysters
. i.:.
were offering in market this morning at
75 cents. a bushel.
Quite a number ofour country cousins
are in town today, but the main force
will be along next week.
r, rr iOQ... ,a
ineoieaui.uK
for Beaufort this evening to get some
scow tobeuBed for dredging purposes.
Schooner Maru E. Vanleaf, Thorn
dike, from Rockport for this port, was at
Dutch Island Hnrbor on the 12th inst.
: - TTTt t.u--
henr. L,avima r narren, uuuuaua,
cleared to-day-at this pnri.for Port-au I
r i vrnr i n tit riur kiiiiuii'ii 1
nince wua '"-"""""'"-rr"-
by Messrs. tu. ivioutro.
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A man who does not buy a Christmas
present for his wife cow and hide it, will
1 . r it. itnnnaKinn sith
the legendary clay.
Some of the young genueroeu av
A A
;tu ni-airrmirinrr for a maSQUer I
ftdeba!l to take place on tho 22d insf..
n it Thursday, at the Academy in that
luuie;,
a " 1 1
I'jnu- I
. 1
The ccoi weather begins to affect men
who reeularlv stand on the street corner
TKr nat their hanua deep-
iur"K. i
er
into tncir eu-iJ-.j -....-.r
growing
,1 cunt,AreA I
ouuuiuv.v-. I
Children's School Shoe, both lace
and button,
AT
cost fob cash, at I
2w
nowsr's.
T,..i- ;ii Ka revived, nn to 12
,'clock of January 5th, at the office of
it r w Thomnson. Secretary and
Mr J. W. rhompson, oecrctary uu
Treasurer, for the purchase for cash, at
ia fcan nur of 2 000 shares of the
uv : : ... f, A w.lJ. the boatswain iniured from be
cnpiiai siock oi vuo mmw,.
.R.
-w-
Citr Court.
Charles Williama.a white seaman, was
before the Court this morning for disor.
derly conduct lie was sent below for
lodavs. This was th 3 only case for con
feidi rtion ibi mominjr.
Bart-aiusmay be had in foot-wear at
Howet'. Stock most be toia. we
tasn. -
i iv
O
UnnmiUblo
; matter, add
i ri
r-r -lli. . . annrpsKPU bh
unmauauie ui. '
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
C1 One stamped envelope, illegibly ad
dreBsed; Mrs Kate Flames, Fayetteville
N C; Mis? Carrie Thompson, 76 Kedall
st. Boston, Mass; MUs Alice Hollingsear,
Green Creek. Cape May Co, N J; one
government envelope with no address.
Beautify, yonr nomea by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Bold only at Jaqobb. t
Praiso iho Drldije that carries Too.
Though people vote itrightthat those
-living in gl .ss houses should not tbrow
stems' it is eminently proper that those
orkioein gUss houses should say a
Vood word" for anything of especial ben
tBt to themselves, lu thls connection.
Mr. Isaac Correy, Manager Salem, N, J.
Ulass Works, remarks: I am pleased to
f av that 1 have usd the Great Remedy,
t nil fnr Rheumatism with ex-
cellent results; other members of my fam
Schooner EMe . Simmons. Chad wt& I
nr -
hence, Tia Wood'i Hole, where he put
io, cut down by cqjlision and full of
water, arrired at Portlands Me., on the
13th tost bound to Waldoboro.
o-rtt '
Thejiirywert discharged from farther
serTico for this term of court. The day
has been passed in hearing-mot Ions, and
in arguments upon quesUons of Uw. The
court will probably not adjourn until to-
morrow. t
ilce BpniedT tortM.- -
h Ar hot ' Iematvade is one of tne - oeat
' '11 Ti 'l .lt1
remeaies wr a coia. a ac prouuj
and efficiently, and has no unpleasant r
aiWT euects. uob saoa.u fiW,u,M'
a. ' . fcr a. - S A.wlJ kA MAfMn4l
squetse. cut it slices put witl sugar
-it . t.if KaU
DO COTBreu wim a uu a iu v
waier. .
i i m 3 a.. mam mam i aAVj.i i m an t
anaaono.epo juuj.,
niT. t nia raraKav win waiu uu out 01 i
tack of chilis andferer, if used prompt-
.t-m j ir --
Tk. jmM,ot Vn Tttfn.tA nn is I
logt for the winter He should sling
ft..tL.. a1 awd tinnnmM I
together some sweet oil and liquorice
ana onng out u cougn un . .
I t- Unii'. iinnnh Mcrnn nrvps nni tirv i
" " v""u j-r ' rf I
Disappeared'
Mr. Robert Reece, a stranger in theL.
cit bas been in the employ of Messrs J
Altaffer. Price & Co-for about a week
and hh nam on in inn iksl niuru&v i .
. . ft f 1 i. CI - A 3 I
r r . . . . n A
8 u.Jf , ' . . ... . .
bill in full, and since then has not been
either at the mill, or at his recent
boarding place. Fears are entertained
bv his friends for his safety. 1
' .
usmana reanuHunrara.
We learn from . friend that a barn
LontainiDg 250 bashels of peanuts. I
the Tiies, on the plantation of Dr. J. Q.
Bhepard, at Hcotta Mill, . was aestroyea
by flre on the nignt oi tne mi tn
The barn was partly covered Dy jnsur-
a u. .--4.. -hch helonirBd
werr 0IL
m mm
in.nrAd. Several hundred bushels or
-
Deanuts bad been stored in the barn and
had only been removed the day before
the fire, thus, fortunately, escaping dc
.1 . TV. Am mi (Airionlftl.
Don't Die In the Rouse.
, drj8t8 for ..Rouxh on Rats."
t An ..fn mtM Kpi hnera. roach
es, vermin, flies, ants, insects. 15c. per
601. "
"
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A uujmMR
- f
Br. barque Mary -amv Damn, ncocu,
ror ixmaon, nas arrive CJ, uKt
in aisiress auarepum I
. . .0 v la
..,.i.-na ofi arAiencea a saccessioa 01 btotj uwij?ot ino rfiiminsum jsibum, wi
r
throusrnout tne paawge. vu
.. .. . 1
2lst ult., snip was strucs: ny a nearj
bulwarks and main rail on
L M hr bflam.
uu, !iU" :rr. " I " "
enas ior severa noura. ah
tides weae washed off the deck and sail
had to be cut away and part of the cargo
iettisoned in order to Tighten the ship;
ijeiuauaBu
Tinrino- the
also damaged. During tne
boats are
aale the mate had his conaroone awto-
ste had his collarbone aisio-
, - . . .
i-S knocked oretboard o.d b.cit .gam-
i
To Bnflders and others Go to Jaco
, f Rash. Blinds and Doors, Glass
y0u can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t.
. oitflazratlon
v ..i... -sii, .hnnt l R00
t Oc uru, wb'ui - .
bashels of rice, at the Sans 'Swa-plan
ution .belonging to Mr. John if. urren,i
I - . .
. ii ttr nna rnia mnrn
i wkb lomiiv uhuuicu u;
ing. The rice destroyed was bnt a sniall
I f4ka Mn mIii1 hv Mr. Gurell
I iwfuu" .
i .....
hiaar hnt.fortnnatelT.Uie larger por-
tion had been sold and delivered, or the
loss would hare been mueh more severe.
The alarm was sounded and the fire de
partment turned out promptly, three of
the companies, the A. Adrian, the
Little Giant and the Hook and Lad
der. havinz jrot across the Fourth street
bridce. when they ascertained tbat the
fire was outside of the city limits and turn
bow the fire
eaia. .- "
nnVinated. as both Mr. GarreU and his
fnwman Mr Brav. were ia the City when
fT' There was tai
usiuuu in- riv... -
aLa f n nort
ranee on tne rice w w "V j
and on the barn for $1,000, both Insured
in the London Assurance, of which
Mr. Samael Northrop is the agent in
- .
this city. .
. . i V . v (f as ten tU
rompiun pio
Our reader. wiuproDaoiyreoc
kdailar'cntexTbstfBaMr tee Prtacri!
mp mw-iMiiiiini.
MEVIEWo
' Ferioni!. ;
,
. f - :
We were glad to receife a call to-day
from Capt. Swift Galloway, the Tery eS
cient, and at the same time Tery popular
Solicitor of this district. He is here to
witness the closing scenes of the Super! -
art lor this .County, but ,as it isall
btmnese, there is nothing for him
p. - Bn ff Mon;
day, .where Jadge Shipp will hold court
next week. ; . 5
ent's scoicnisoiouatiersana Tanora
other stylesjat etJtHowxt2w
tTho Knows t
, . . n rArfl-.j at
' . tJllf .d to Messrs
1 1 j
.T. W. TTlJala na. Th eard is from
piu parporta to
"""w "T rr
, ... n h. n P mn ivMtmFAt
that wlace. It states tbat a stranger
edat that place haTing a
lm.
there .fa Tlcittit7 atngot
ia pwag oi mewouw 5 wu.
on a big spree ; that he lay down at
some little distance from tbe road, and
it was said that he was frightened oft
. . .. ..... . t
ftnd not abje to fln(J tne afterwards.
, . ft . . .
;
m x, .: rkuiaL
lost., a colored man found the package,
which was examined by Mr. Bryan Ad
ftA, T iW ,n-ii.i- -n w.i.
. trm v, a m on the bottle
. nna wno. M.i. n
nTe 7 ae wno 108 man coma of
Death of Mr Flunuaer.
We are pained to learn that Mr. John
Plummer, the venerable father of Capt
John W. Plummer, of-PlumnersTille,
itobeson county, in tuii State, aiea ai
hn residence, at Fairbault, Mmn., en
i. n,k hn ta .r Th
UmmaAt .t. U.a f hi. Jth an
jdent.wlifch'occwiwl to hint a few
diyi belore Hu;Ie amux a ttrett in
yairbaHit , at a time when a horse was
driyeri rapidly along the same
8tre. ; a0t beiQfir rr deal, not
.-- f l.r f ihm
Jf " wrto to wUch
.f.i.ii .m,ir him Inth Wd
M(J friustlired his skull, from which he
never recovered, although had the
best of medical attendance. '
I ti. rtt .1 UI.M.11 V,m
birth, but had been a resident ot this
country since 1851.
He was ths father
i 01 cniiuren, xi. wi
whom are now
imng. The Prairie Da Chein Courier,
iQ Peakin dth says -
oThni mhaiI tT another irood man.
I r "
I m i i.: - . ....... Vf .
1 10 uuh aiui v twy "
man ia every MnB6 of Uie word
... V
I .. .. ,r . i c,t.
1 aieinoaub cj. vaurun, ouuu.
FIRST B0T7XD.
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, Dec 17-18
I Wiimington. at Front Street, Dec Z-i
l Topsail, at Union, . Deo 31, Jat -1
I Smithrille . . . Jan .1-0
Brunswick, at Sharon
Jan li-15
Waccamaw Mission, at Pina Log,
vv&ltevi ie, atvy niteviue. an o-
Elizabeth,at Eluabethtown, Feb 4 -6
Bladen, at Windsor, . reb.Xl-121
jjiaden, at Windsor, . reo hji
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel, Feb 18-19
ri,.K Rnth.n.
X" rV: r:7w'!.; Ch..
i uuaaaaw aa w m w -
I n,-. tWeslev Cha'riel. March 11-12
Onslow, at Lebanon. . March 18-19
rJ3The District Stewards will meet
at w.lmington at the parsonage of the
Front Street Church at 11 o'clock a. bl.
on Tuesday, the 3rd of January. 182.
i - . -
CV. V. OV MLTUM
4 Presiding Elder.
i
I..
71 Frfhwater Kerch- LrOTit ana Diacsi
. . .
fisn Hook8 ftnd a full assort.
I . . . x.
I mpnt and lowesx unces ai lanoar t
Female School.
BCR A JAMXP.PraeSpaJs
uUu m a ('iraniKn u.rMi iimmmm
rpQR KIOHTKbhTH AOaL, Heasioa
X cf taia 8bool ill eomntsea a
d.Jf October ath, lssi. and dow atxmspe
pm?iu W1D mtsr afur Brtt mf wia
I ba ahred o&!v from data cf eatraaee, bvt
itlseapaetadtfiaywifl attend eohod tha ra-
. d17Zf.Y- 4oa uiea otheriae pra -
I vented by ill health , or rea vai irota wa
U " 0MM of "l
uKiwiwww- . . -
I Th tflniM bf iutraetloa will b as bera-I
toiV,boroub and f staati, aaeh catld
rACeiTlfiC indlTidcal ataati a fro a tba ria -
clpal. - -
- .aa GUUIHUI " IV W . w wwwwwww mm
1 krg-. Castlof. Fni.Ua oatstde the
KlAOOL VUUBf 1 W IW IM WtWHi
eaa,ea-at withsait
nia DDiiiiituu .ym ?
vli!!?," rfTFritr
" . a . . .
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16. 1881. NO; 296
I7eT7 Advortisemerjta
Proposals
"11 7 ILL? BX RECEIVED for the purchase
at ot less than par, cath, of not . exceed.
Ing.TWO THOUSAND 8 OA RES of the
Capita Stock of the WilmlogtOB &. Weldon
Railroad. 8ealed bids to be addressed to J.
W. THdMPSON, Treasurer, Wilmington,
N. C., marked "ProposaU', up to 12 o'cik.
Ttoraday, 6ttiaanary1832. '
dcl5Stawt5thJ i e 'v': ' '
1882 Chatter b x 1882
: - .. Is B ard and Oloth. ;
1883 Biaries 18S3
OAT a OLIO PRaYutt Bt0K, latctiy
bovad. J AM I LI BIBLES
KALO-1IRD A GOOD R, iasportoJ from
v " ' Chlaa ' ;' ' .
RUSSIA LOATHES GOODS. Another ot
Just revived at -
- HIW BERORt'g,
dao 1ft Uvt Hook and aste Htora
OPERA HOUSE.
Only Apperarceln Wilmloeton of the Ulu-
laatrieua Italian Tragedian,
RIOISISIII-
Sntmorted bv Mr. MILNE 8 LEVICE and
aa AMERICAN cOMPHY
Mondoy, Dec. 10, 1881,
will be presented
0 't Iol ell
Tragedy In Five AcU, by Wllliim Phaksa.
paaro, sa ipiea ana penonnea oj
ERNESTO RUS8I.
BOSS I
- BoKs of the Plays presentedby t Stgnor 1
Koal during nit American garew Jiro.
ctired iron yi indants
DIAMOND BINQ FOUND.
FOUND TO-DAT on Market street a
DIAMOND RING. Owner can have
aamebv calling at mr COAL AND WO'D
wharf, and bujing a ton of COAL-prtco
low down. j. a. orttinua.rt.
do ti . : ;
Everybody Says
Y A T
HAS THE
LARGEST A8S0RTMEHT
AMD THS PRETTIEST
C h riotmao C do d s
la town. ' : .
daolJ
Book aad Stationery Store.
Holiday Goods.
. LaBq ANo ELEGANT aaaortment
Aof ARTISTIC and USEFUL goods.
emitable tor Holiday Freaenta. At greatly!
suitable for Holiday rreeente. At greawy
aroucxn PBicsa -: -: v .
I oneu ererr i tent nntu to o'cick.
lUAM B. OBBBN.
dec 12
Druggist, ; Market st
Fine ; Confectioneiyi
I
HAVE JUST RETURNED WITH THE
nest and Cheapest assortment of. Confec
tionery that can be Mu?ht t the city .
Sweet Penny Cormr.
dec 12 .. Second and Princess st.
A flOlidaV t lllOkP.
rflHE BEST OF CIGARS and Tobacco and
X Tobacco.Gooda. Beat a ceni igarmi
the dtv. wrranted. Jut received a t-au-
tUU lot or gsuioe Meewcnaum npe ana
Clnr Holds' s. enltable for Holiday Gifts
Win be pleased to exhibit these goods to au.
1 Bonth Front at two doora below
JAI1ES G. IITJIIDS,
Druffgiot,
T8 VOW
l I
W OPENING ONE OF THE largest
caoat w led stocks of Holiday Goods
brocffht to this dty, consisting of
ToU.t Vae,la Bri and GUt.Cel-
iiiiini4 8etafneaaea.&. (Janand examine.
I ' - " '
1 -TF rt ra rt mr n n I S f n n
w I m i. . -n vi n I m it. . ttttitd v . VI 11
ui K-C . ... . . . . . Jt . I
OnQHS AriQ ntUHS
. .
..Ml 111 n. M ri I
I Chap an " Liquora alw.ya on band
Kh. bciVcCx that ? m.iK Mm.TT
I B trieeel cZU JOIUl OAJtRDLL,
. . : PLSA8B NOTIGX.
T7 V0 be f lad to receive eomjnrrJ-eiiJps
from omr Wend oa. amy and al fabJeottT ,
CMcnl lstarwt bit : " ,
WW tsae of the writer t&zti always be fa
aiiaed to the Klter. " ' -
Oomnaal tknu aaxt feejwrittes; ob alj
eae dda- of tbe paper.
v jranonaiiusa men o avoissa
And tt If eepeeielly and ortisalarly under
flood that the F-dJrn does not alwys endon :
the rie ve of edrreepocdeata r sales so.ftst
bi tie editorial eolu"-o,.
17o w Ad vertiem e n to. "
FALL AND VjNTEQ GOODS
AT
Dff Iff.; EATS'. '
I
bronght to th t tity, with all the lAtett ffcv
! eltits ard f hades la
DRESS GOODS.
?a In HarveCleax, Satin d Lynn, RhaA.' ; '
amf nrraht, Brocade , Uoira Ao
tiqoe, din' Hair, i ilk Val-
- Ttf FlOJbeS .
COLORED. BLACX AfiD ULUMIUA'
TED CASHMERES
Bnriettu, Mohairs, Saitiagi, Alpstas Ud
IMd t j cndltM virtttj, Puiametts Is,
Fxicges and Trhnmiogi,Whito Qoodf,
OOILMANS. CLOAKS MID
SHAWLS,
Ken asdBnv's Wear, Flannels Ifsrlao Ul
darwaar. Hosiery, Gloves, CorMta,
Aiaees and : Edgsgi, ' .
CTJRTATKT LAOBO,
Staple & Domestic Goods,
In soort everytala desirable. Warranted
to one np ia price sad qaalltr to'aay sisa
J. .
ni;rrom retail homes North. . . 1 .
Ca'l ana e --
froas ne.
I. I. KATZ,
36 Market Street
ootSl "
THH VARIETY STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RD
spectfnlly notify his friends and tht
public thatbe has recently re
turned from a visit to the
Northern Marketc
where he has purchased the
Handsomest Display
' , .' ; of .
. .m , iiirov FAMCy Ofinnfi
MiLUniKTt l-AMCT UUUUJ.
fiQTICflS AND HOLIDAY OQQDti
he has erer offered in thiscity
My stock is
' . - - -nd in "; .. '
I have thousands of thines whi.h It
would takdcnlnmns to en am-rate. Iff
fine.frrsh FRENCH CANDIES are a
specialty. I lead in these goods as my
patrons well snow, x have an elegant
variety of
AIillinry- Good, Oalu,
to which 1 invite the attention of the
Ltdies.
My stock of CHRISTMAS G00D3
is full and complete and having beta
bonght low win be sold low.- '
1 respectfully invite a call and inspec
tion. LL. FLANAGAN.
- Variety Store, .
nor 6 No. 42 Market street
; TO THINK ABOUT
HOT BED SASH.
PLEASE OBDEB EABLY.
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBSJL 6a
ALTAFFER, PRIOi: t 00.
ily bayo also been greawy wcsw i
nir Cain ens
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