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.nB8(3RIFTIONB.l'0TAOK PAID,
year f5 8 moatS MS0-..Th?e-.cstus,
11 15; One mouth, 5 cent
fha pPr win b daIivere1 7
J" of eh.rjre, in y p.rtof theeity. attfe
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-8abicribri Trill please report any cd
.n falloreito receive tneir papers regmarij
5ew Advertisements.
i
, r THE GREAT
RHEUMATIS:
tfeuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of (ho Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Sodify
Pains,
Tooih, Ear and Headachy, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other -Pcins
and Aches..
So Pnrirsdn on enrth equals 8t. J.troBS Oil
- a gr. , sure, simple and clieap Extorar.l
Fw!y' A trial ectasia but the comparatinly
' tr.fiM'g outlav rf W Cents, and wry one enffer
i witlj riu vn bave cfafaP Qd f05111'0 Proof
t : it rlwmn.
lirctinD in EWeo I.ausnagcs.
B0LDBYALLDRUGGI3T3 AND DEALEK3
IS MEDICINE. .
A. VOGHLSK, CO.,
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"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Pru8wjc; Co., Va.,
I November 5tb, 1881.
Mrs. Job Pbbsok, r
Franklinton, N.' Q.
Dear Madam: It ia with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valui:
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most feartul looking and painful sore. on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
months ago, very much like a ring worm.
I painted it with Tinct Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad lookipg
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or bear of, until it
became bo very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the. country for advice He told me
helconld cure me if I would take my bed
an3 there remain for four or five weeks,
and if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as tb'e bone
would become diseased, and my foot
would have to be taken off. Just imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but te lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
medies would have mined me. Mind
jou this was the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of North Carolina
and this conversation took place last
February. I continued to burn with
caustic, as ho advised until September,
hut derived no benefit from his treatment.
I was advised then by a friend to try
your Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore' ia" perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk as far,
iance as much and jump us high a' any
man you know. Put me back to i ilst
of September, let me know as much as I
now do of the virtue pf your Beinedv,
and. I would not hesitate to pay teadoU
Jars a bottle for it, u l could not get it
for leas. I, think more of it than any
medicine In the world. It Is not only
the best Remedy to purify the blood and
care all skin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood disease?, and I
Know it will care a love for strong drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers, who could be
ured, if they could know cf and get your
Remedy l am truly and respectfully,
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. 0.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. fl. Green. Send 'for circu
W of testimnials. V nov 14Uw
PLANTATION FOR SfiiE.
THE UNDERSIGNED Commfcdoner, ap
pointed by the Judgo of the Superior
Govt of New Xlauover county; will expose
teale at public auc Ion, on Tburtdar, 19th
"'wiuary, 1SS2, at the Court Iloutc door in
the City of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, M.
tt4 valuable plantation la Vender -county
iKoeky Point, known as Pembroke, con
jAinlnfc about one thousand acres of fertile
Jud,t wit : a certain .tract of Undin
Render county, bounded by a Hoc commen
nr on the ede of Black Creek;, near the
eoaofabank acrogssuld creek, and run
thence 8 10, E. So cbaiiu and 50 links
lo a pin nj plDe p0jncrs on tbe Fafct tide
. Branch, tlience l?. 3. K W chains
to tbe ed$ of the Tide swamp at Ci?nr'A
SPSicein the ame dtrwiionto
aeN E Bracch of the Cape Fear Hver,
JJbco up th liver to the line of the Vatu
TianUtion. thence with that line to a take
a the aaJd nnc opposite to a row of ClAr
rw and thence to Jhe beginning. -
lermaHberal and made known at aale.
. ALEX. T. LONDON,
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VOL. VI .lfILfINGTN,l N. C. THURSDAY J A N U A R
LOAL; NifcWS.
New AnvEBTi?tsiF.Nrs. (
Heixsb'erki p. WlitTn the Sue. Kiei
GWTatl--All' Right ! t
wm. u. uueex iaaiu.ii lea
V.
No Magistrate's Court id lav,
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71
Avoid a slander r 6s yoa would a
scorpion. - ;
Keep to the ril:t when walking the
thoroasbfdrcs
4
The receipts of cpttoaat thia port - -
d iy foot up 422 ba!rs.
There is a stati n-.ent Lat by eating
licorxe jou 8eoU-u your breiilh.
A kind word epoken to a husband wilt
gofurther thanj a broomstick or a flirta
lion.
Schooner Jennie K. Simmoiis, Grace,
cleared at Philadelphia Jsn. Dfh, for this
port : i I y
,; j . . L.
Only one drunk and d"own in the cuard
bouse last night, and he . was discharged
this morning.
. -; r
How often does it raiii .jast I hard
enough to go to the theatrebut too bard
to go to church ! ! . j
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Steamboatmen report a plenty of wai
ter about 20 feet in the Qape jFear,
and they are happy. ,
The tooth of a mastodon "weighs six
and a half pounds. Imagine such a tooth
with a jumping toothaches N-l
A family in the First Ward are now
troubled with the mumps and 'regard
the complaint as a swell affair.
Why do girls kisa each ojther, while
boys do not? , Because giil3 have uoth
ing better to kis3, and the boys hive.
Belie hunters are paying ftjur prices
for Confederate money and old fractional
currency, bnt.they must be in crood coa
ditlon. i i
?"lV).k1s8 a-rosy cheek girj,! sfnd find
your moutb filled with Venetian red,
and she growing pale, is fearfully awful
ly utter. j !
The latest argument in favor of hard
money is found in the danger of trans
mitting small-pox by menus of the paper
currency. I i
Russian barque. Iiaumo, Gronblom,
cleared at this port to day for Bremen
with 850 bales cotton shipped by. Capt.
A. D. Cazaux, Agent for Messrs Rossell
& Potter.
The stomach is a mim's best friend but
i"
he usps it as if it were his worst enemy.
It is supposed to hold three ! pints, bu if
one can t put four quarts in it he feels
disappointed and hungry. j ; ' .
By notice puhlished'elsewhere it'will be
seen that the steamer Ciptton will be
sold at public auction at tho foot of Wat
nut street, in this city, at 12 oelock, on
the 21st inst.
The air hereabouts U rife vriih mtiri
monial rumors and ?-omo j cf -tliem of
the uost; startling n ituro. ' t'ert;iiu
is it that the matrimonial jfever has b ?'
come expidemic in thi3 loejility. J v 1
Rubbing n bald head daily itha fresh
raw onion will make the hajr irrw out
again. Nature c n stapd a good real,
but when it comes to suciijtt'euiuient she
throws up the fponge, and would start a
crop of sorghum if thej owner desired it.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A fui! a?sojrt
toent and lowest prices at -f a cobi's. f ,
The very beu material with which to
mike lamp lighter is postaj card. Cut
th?m lengthwise into strips on?1 six
t?enth of an inch wide. They burn
readily, do not give off sparks, and lave
scarce a trace of ashes. 1 .J .
Don't keep in a constant fret abqut
things -that "may be annoying, or worry
about thiegs you can't help. -Troubles
are cot lightened by1 frettiog. The true
remedy is to keep wo! add try to m sier
the difficultie? and not let tbm master
you-- . ' ... .,- ,-n
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Skinny Men -.-. 1
Wells' Health HenewerJ Absolute
cure for nervous debility and ' Weakness
of the generative functions, i$t at drug
gists. Depot J. C Munus.' 1 j
Mr. Stephen Jewett, of ibis cityvhsis
decided to leave ihepid North State
and seek a new home among jthe oruijge
groves i a Florida: iic will leave with
his' bride in a day or two, and there will
be four others in the partyl . r
DAILY
! 'Atn!!n ! Needed.
We euggest to the city authorities the
propriety of more lights tnd better
lights on Nujtt street, bt-tween Ilt Cross
aud ihi; Carulind CVairal Denot. alao
the . proj-ritrt y of haviug the paveme'iits
k.'pi cli.ur of obstructions. Il is bud
walking, ut the best, but of a dark ui;ht
,t is 'dangerous especially iii trobsiug the
tricks of the W. & U. and V,,C. A- A.
Iiiilr:id-, where .there ia ncl n light to
guide the vrayf jier. This ii an 'import
ant 'matter aou should be attended to at
o-iutV in-!ti-jch' us the departure "irth
C. C train takes place nofv a ttiht, the
dvpot 'being necessarily approached by
wajr or Nutt street.
The ccm ug holidajs will be more
gecer4liy observed than any for many
years Jaud we would remind-our. readers
that ft bottle ol Dr. Cult's Cough Syrup
will prove a most fccceptab'.ii holiday
present. j .
Vennor's January H'ea Iter
V'ennor'8 almanac for 1882 savtf it is
probable that the second week will give
a very cold term in northern and western
sections, moderating toward the end of
the week to heavy nowfalls in Canada
and northern States, and rains in
more
ormy
char.
southern sections, unsettled and s
but moderate weather will likely
acterize tbe entry of the third week! with
blustery and drifty weather in the west
and rain to the southward, followed by
still milder weather and alternations of
i -
snow, sleet, and rain in the northern
edtion. An occasional fine day between
tuese disturbances. The 25th is likely
to ; bring lower (temperature. Week
likely to end mild, with, snow and rains
extending southward to New York and
Washington, '
The Wen tier.
The Chief Signal Officer of tbe Army
furnishes the following special bulletin
to the press i I j
The storm which1 was central in the
Southern plateau region yesterday morn
ing has moved slowly to the eastward
and is! now central in Colorado. Cloudy
weather prevails in tho Mississippi and
Mi?souci Valleys with rain in the Gulf
States and Tennessee and snow in
Dakota and the Upper Missouri Valley.
Fair weather prevails in New England,
Middle States and Lake Region with
westerly winds. The temperalure has
fallen from five to ten degrees in Tennes
see and the Lake Region aud risen
slightly in the Southwest Missouri Val
ley. J:he temperature has fallen from
ten to forty decrees at St. Alrna, in
Western Montano, and Idaho. The in
dications are that cloudy weather with
rain will prevail in the .Middle and South
Atlantic Slates during Friday, and snow
will probably prevail in the Lake Re
cion. New Englaod and the Northern
portion of the Middle States during Fri
day. ' 1
Sale of Ileal Estate
Messrs Croulv & Morris sold this
morning at public auction at their sales
rooms, under direction and authority of
Mr. Robt. ilenuiug, the Executor of the
estate" of the late James Cassidey, and
subject to confirmation, the following
real estate situated in this city : ,
Four story brick building, $2x100 feet,
on Market street -now occupied by . Mr.
Julius Samson, to Mr. K. I". -Hancock
for $G,200. 1
' The old Cassidey residence on Church
street,. lot 180x284 feet, to Mr. James C.
Munda,-for 1,500. ; . '
jlloubeand lot on Second street, be
tween Nun and Church, to ir. K. fci.
Barker, for 1,525.
'. "House and lot on Third street, between
Nun and Church, to Mr. M. G. Barker
for $1,225. i
House aud lot oa Front, between Tay.
lor and Dawson" streets, to Mr. K. G
Barker for $530. '
Terms: -One third cash, balance in C,
12 and 18 months 1
To Builders and others (o to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glasj,
A c. - Vbu cm . get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. -1
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This a rapid age, beyond que3t:on.
It is well illustrated by the experience
last nfiht of a" gentleman in thiscitv-l
He took Eupper with his family here at
the usail hoar last night and breakfast
as usual this morning; yet, in tho inter
val between the two meals, he had trav.
ell-d to Hamlet and bifk, on the C. C.
R. R., hating accomplished 222 miles ia
the round trip. 1 '
Actept my sincere thanks for . that
almost miraculously healing remedy, Su
Jacobs Oil. It has cured me and there
fore I deem it my duty to give publicity
to the fact that St Jacobs Oil is the
best remedy for rbeumstism and similar
affectiena. i
H. Umxs,Je person City, Mo.
If TV '
? at M ' A3.
Illness uf Judse French.
, Our community was pained to learn
last night of the serious illness of Hoc
R. S. Frertch, of this citv. He-was at-
.tcked lait evening, about T .o'clock
witli paraUsis, his entire left side beios
aflccted. Report to da f as id bis eon J
ditiou are tot eiicouVaaibg. lie ,u said
to be ho better, oUhiiugb ho is conscious
und knows all who approach his bee.
side. We trust lliatn, nuro encourag
ing report wdl be made to-ntoi row. ;
fBMlallaflQn Ceri Kiswles :
Right Reverend H A. i. Northrop
lhi uewly consecrated 'Bishop of North
Carolina, will be .installed' in that high
und responsible office at .St. jfnomaa'
Church, in this city; next Sunday, and
Bishop Gibbons will conduct the tere
mbuitfc, ia which he will probably be us
sissted by Bishop Keane and other dig.
riitaries of the Catholic Church.
It i3 expected that the ceremonies con
nected with the installation will be' sol
emn and impressive, aud it is also ex
pected that distinguished clergymen
from other dioceses will bo present on
the occasion. j : .
The episcopal residence will be in Wil
mington. ' "
A Ntaural Cariosity.
j Pierce Powell, colored, of Columbus
county, where he was born, raised and
now resides, is 'a phenomenon in natural
history. He is twenty-three years of
age, and was born without hands or feet.
The arms terminate at the wrist, a sort
of excrescence extending therefrom on
each, to which is attached a nail bearing
some resemblance to a toe nail. One of
bis lower limbs terminates at the knee
and the other descends half way down
the leg, that portion below the knee
appearing withered, without bones, and
more like gristle than anythiog else. He
is very active and is possessed of great
physical strength ; in fact, is a match
for most men. who are perfect in their
organization; cau pics money or even
pins from the floor, and can hoe, cut
wood and hitch and drive a yoke of oxen.
is very intelligent tora one of hia
race, and has a pleasant and agreeable
demeanor. He is in tha city to-day, and
his condition, together with his intelh?
gence and happy disposition, have excited
much interest among those who have
, . -i" - I
seen him. ,
! THE MAILS.
The mails close aud arrive at the City
foritOQce aa follows : ,
Nor ti era through malls...... 6.15 p. m
Northern through and way
miU. 6:40 a. m.
Raleigh. I... .6:40 a. m.
Oftce? between Hamlet and
Kakigh...... 7.80 p( m.
Mails for tbe O. Riilroad,
.' and routes supplied there- 4
from, including A. &N. O. ' ,
lUiiroad, at. 6;40 . m. and 6 30 p.m.
fcxiutherc mail a (or ail - points .
South, daily. 8.)0 p.m. and 7:45 a. m.
Western mills (0 C Ry) daily -(yxcept
Sunday).....'. , . ... 7:80 p. m
Mail tor Cberaw & Darliijg- .
ton......... 8.00 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
renceacd Charleston. ........ 8:00 p'na
F-yetteville,l and ofScaa ou
C-apo Fer River, Tuaadajs,
and Fndayai.. l.00 p. ui.
Fayetteville". via Lumberton,
daily, except Suodfiyf....... 7 80 p. m.
Onslow O. 11. and iatertaedt-.
ate ''ufficts, every Tuesday - ' -1 " ' "
and Fiiday bt ......MJ 6.00 a. ia
Hmithvilie maib, by steam
boat, daily, (except Son
days) .. 8.30 a. n,
Mails for Eaey fllll, Town
Creelt, Shailotto and Little
River, S O , every Tues
day! eod Fri jj at.. :00 a. n.
OPEJS TOR DELIVERY . -
Nortbtrii through aui wy
roaila......... ? :3t m. ard 9.00 . ta.
S-rathern MaiI?.7:6o p. m af:l f 0 a. ra.
Carolina O-ntral fUiiway 8 SO!, aa.
Sucrp Ohjcc open tuia i . ro. to 12
ii . aod iruin 2 to 6:15 p. m. ulorey
Ord4 aod CA-ei?ter' Deprtmnt 0 eD
i-ama atiinp cfico.
1 Ocrerai i delivery ';opro froou daylight
to drk, iu ou Suodaya Trom 80
j to 9:30 , ca 1
iSa?U c-Lectenlroin
strwH boxes every
way n i:uv f. cu ; r-. , ,
.UU4' for in "iall qaiotltlfi at
ifcwvi.l -ieilv-w wfceu .sUp m&ce u
? - M .Aft '.7
J;
Wh-u a man brags tiut he can tell a
perscaV character by the color;, of bil
hair, it is deuced rougi to swindle Lira
by steering him np against a man rho
wears a wig. " f f ; v;
1 Mix a little, trirbonaic of soda ' with
the water io which flowers are -immertf
ed, and it wiil presre them lor a fort,
night. Common saltpetre is "also a ocd
preservative, i - -
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Y 1 2.' iZ ; -. ' N 6
10
OPEKA HOUSE.
Th irday,t Jf.;in uury ': ti.
Tbe rti!!jrnitie.""Ahisj?in 7ra2rdieune,
jI th Inhf rVmr ucreation of e ; ,
STEPjt AN th., i UQUlsfc 1)R iOtlEE-
As pUycd by hef'iH'.wtmli pf fiv hundrrd
nights iu h- . p i'.cip.tl' Thottres of
Ure Britain 1 Atj-eric, - "
(tocIullDihuty i ilils, a) l nlqu qno)
euppote 1 by her own Powerful Coin-.-
rany. fcuperb -tottuine -by Worth.
1 feats on Mle at, iJvtg'l
. ian 9-1t 1 - I
Ali Right !
AID LVgHrTllIVO IS QUIET I
I am tow ready fr regular ba&i&eia
O. W YATESj i
Jd9
Booksaller and BUtiea r
"Hair pressing and
Shaving Saloon.
FRONT STREET, NEXT NORTH of Mr.
R, M. Mclntire's. Mdlled Wommea.
Polite attention. Patronage Folicited. v
lan 9-lw BRO WN & PJtAKSON
Sale of Steambaat;
BY VIRTU B of a power contained In a
certain, deed of mortage . made by
Jamns Wallace to P. IT. VanKampen, dUed
the 8d dayof Januarvi 18SI, and duly reg
istered in the Custom House fhr WiimiuV
ton, N.C, b? which deed was conveyed ths
Steamer v linton of the tonnage of 49 SSOd
tonfl.the undereiened as assignee of saii
mortfr-ge, will epoie said 8teamer to kxl
at public auction, at tho font of Walnut
street, in the city of Wilniiigton, N. (;.. at
the hour of 12 M.,on the 2Ut January, 13i.
Terms cash. CHARLES WBSSELL.
jaa 11-tds ,.-r - f r i - .. .. -. c n
.NDIAN TEA,
c
ARMER'S EMULSION,
G
ASTOR OIX EMULSION, '
ARNER'8 KIDNEY & LIVER CURE,
N:
EBTLE'S MILK FOOD, &c, Ac,
Jan 6
WM. . GREEN. Druggist,
Our Beloved
CAR F j I; Er L Q
i And hh Faithfol Cabinet.:
An elag&nt'Chrcmo Lithograph of ovr late
Preeideat, making 6 rud length portrait,
printed in 10 colors cn heavy paper with a
rich gold border. lce, 18x26 inches. The
sale of this beautiful work or art has be d
stsplr UBp'eoedentcd at f I per cot y. '- In
order that every family may be able to po
ees this bee Jtifal and touching soavejJrof
oar late President and his cabinet, we will
mail it for only CO cents per copy. We oaa
farxish this same subpot, printed 1 - 8 colors,
reduced t 9x12 inches, for only 15 cents
AQENTS -S2?;sr B WANTED
the time far agents to rep arteh tar vest
with these bsantifoi port-aits. Nothing s-:ls
liko these. Bend for terms aod buy samples
to wore with., i . DUS AJiT m tju. rub, ,
nor 29-2ai .7. Dey st, etr York
IS. PENSiOMSf:
j j-jP1ich. Toenda f peaio.,
oldirr antiUed to OCRAE and BOUNTY.
PATENTS procured for iavonters, Holdien
warraaM prtxmrru, txrarlitaad cold. 6old)crs
keirt apply for yotr righ ti at ob. Seaa 9
r 'taxatka for J
for ' Tba Cituea-fcoldUr." and Fcnaing
mjd Kmnlf lava, blaaka ad initrstioca. - W.
Addr-a
I'AT&kT
Ad4r-a N.W. Fltz2rnld A CO. rEfsio &
A Wf. iiHi. JEfcX tea, Y uu aetca. U. 0
dee 23-dAwIa
WILMINGTON & WELDON B, R.CO..
.Office ejr8ecretaxy and Treaiurer. T
r ' Wilmington, N. C;, Dec. 21, 1SS1.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER Cent,
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington &
- - .--r V' "" '" : "
Weldon Railroad Company : will be paid on
and altar the Uth Jiannary, 1852 to all who
are Etookhplders of record on the Books of
the Company cn the SiAinsU'
decSWd
Sec'y and Treas
French Candies.
:,4
JTJST KTCnVED, a fell !ie of fine
French Candles,' warranted . pnra and
fresh Also. Horne-!Iada Car-tis. TreSi,
. - C. JEVENS,
- - octlt-
."V AKt, in. t:.t.- c ..-atrit iy wf
. : - - iu.itrj li:o- s, j
Li
1
, - :'- r t' " " i ;v
1 V am n.f Ui vrrtf&T cart b K
W!w.)T!"iU4nr",-' r;;,J
MUU( .4.1' k. 1.'' . ......... . . .
, 7?,:TZ.?tJtl t11! odor
rrvi6aau tXts to tut
t-K 1 4.Vv v,I Col? fit.
h y -
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a6 Sta of' ' . y "':"-: if ' -Y 4j I J
7WII.LIAMS A MUR'clnJSON:-:
bTvb,J.a Pl i ouf;hnJ lor ool!o i
witoa id , yyy-'"z-'. yj'':-1
JACKETS"''"-" t-ii
. . AND
U LST E R D.
Very Cheap I i
, LACE CURTAINS.
A variety of good styles, and the prtcte
will astonish you, beinff to cheap. Lac
Silk Tidies.- , ; I :
" LARfiE BLANKETS t
At reduced prices, to close out.
Blankets ani Spreads. r
Crm
CARPETS RUGS AND MATS
A beautifal afcortruent and the price
mm. Cllclntire.
deo 31
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Theh ;hi gun -J&isesVt
LpvUilNG ?HK TV AR'18t will be fousd i'
bfjcim'nlog the ALMlVACS atthe fcitl E
B )CK HTOK ' i 1
. . -.. . , : . : r-l ' , t
AlmmacsoaVefttilr calculated tor Horizon .
od Meridian. h'wtag t o Mtoa's Phsscr.
'?"e';of Tide, A for the year '
Farmers end Planters', atd H inters and I
Merchsats'Charcb, and Aor;h Carolina AU
macaos. -
Now is tbe time r-o'mrp'y yarselvei wt4i t
that whioti..oa ctzht uu to he w.tbont. 18
Almsaa-r, & . tnao-, f.r HiJ, at- - j
- UfclN-BEBOEH'a. "
jan 11 Live !oos and Huiio tttora - (
,ooo
EATH8' roa dim low to cLoec t
LUMBtR SAtH DOORS. BLIUt
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