tins First : .
j, rtoilnt W aUraa, 8d5 "
joPH. Tv J A M B.
-t,WCfWrTIB. IfJHTACJK PAIU.
M,f 00 awntba, $160 i Three
M '.Mtbs, $1 W Om ocntb, SO eeatt.
eta -sapor will-be Uiiverd 07 wrier,
JZ(bMt,lJ P"f theeUr.atthe
Ttt rote. r 18 fr wea.
ldrtWB rate tow ns libM
gaUerib1" will ploaao report an 7 and
di fLilnrM to reee their ppcreregmrty.
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5ew Adverti8omontB.
0
RHEUHATISM;
m
tiannnfntrt. SciatlCd. LumbCLQO.
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell'
inns and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosteft
Feet arjd Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
' Pm! 00 rtrfb eqtili St. JJxrow Orr.
tfe,aurr, e4mpl Dd cAexip Exteruel
Jta,f. A trtal t-htails but tb comparatirely
triflt:ir"ontlaY of .V) CrnfS ud rery ooe suffer
Ini; with pain .-aa haye ch?p and poitt proof
ti its claims. . .
p;rctiou in Elevea Iiu jnttges.
B0L9 BY ILL DRUGGISTS AHD DEALES8
IN MEDIOIHE.
A. VOGIER & CO.,
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Bbttkswicx, Co., Ya.,
NoTembcr 5th, 1881:
U11. Jo Pmso.t,
Franklinton, N. C.
Daa Madam: :lt ia with pleasnre
that I write to tell you that your valna:
ik Remedy has entirely cured me of o
nofit feartul lookinj: oud painful sore on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
, months ago, very much like a ring worm.
I, painted it with Tinct. Inline, until it
5 became a very painml and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or hear of, until it
hecame so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
th& country for advice. He told me
hejcouldcure me if I would take' my bed
arfa there remain for four or five weeks,
and if I did ' not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased, and my foot
would have to be taken off. J ust imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
medies would have mined me. Mind
yon this was the advice of one of the beet
jdoctors in the State of lNorth Carolina
and this conversation took place last
February. I continued ' to burn . with
ttuatic, as he' 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 is perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk as far,
uance as much and jump as high a' any
' man you know. Pat me back to ir 2 1st
" of September, let me know as much as I
iipw do of. the virtue ot your Remedy,
and. I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if 1 could not get it
for lees. X think more of it than any
medicine in the world. It ia not only
tba beat Remedy to purify the blood and
care all skin diseases, but I believe it will
core all kinda of blood disease, and I
know it trill core a love for strong drink.
I hope you will hare this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
cored, if they could know c f and get yonr
JKnedy 1 am truly and re jpectluuy;-
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy Is for f alo in Wilmington
hy Dr. Wm. fl. Green. Send for circu
lar tt testimnials. nov HUw
11 iti u.-"
3
V, FOR i
PLANTATION FOR SUE,
rixriE UNDERSIGNED ComtnIvi(Mir, ap
JL pointed by the Judge of tbo Superior
Court oi New Hanover county, will cxpoce
teaala atpublie aueMoc, on Tbnreday, 10th
aautry, 18S3, at the Court Houte door in
tke Qty of Wilmington, at 12 o'clcck, M.
taat valuable plantation In Tender county
n Kotky Point, known as Pembroke, con
Utaing about ona. thouaaad acres of fertile
jaad.to wit : A certain tract of laud In
nder county, bounded by aline commcn
lg on the edge of Black Creek, .near the
ud of a bank acrocaaald creek, and ran -CtBff;
thence S 10, E. 36 chain and 50 Knka
U a plae ptc pointers on the Faet eide
ffW Branch, these Sk 82, E. 93 chains
y the edgt of the Tidg 8wamp at Cscsar'a
pi teg and thence In the Mime direction to
E Brwh of the Cape Jeer river,
aeo ton the ilrer to the tv of the Vats
plantation, thence with that line to a take
theaakHtne .opposite to a row of Cedar
an4 thence to the besftming.
iaKaral and xtade known at sale.
- ALSX. T. LONTX)N,'
elTUa , - emmfR2ear
VOL. M i WILMINGTON, N, C SATURDAY. JANUARY
LOCAL I NEWS!
AOVKRTIilEMRKT.
T. Bisfrr.MAS Leal Notice
BEJ2j8BEE..ni Vhenthe Sdn RIc
(JWYatk-AllRigU ..."
Wm. H. OREN-lAflIn Tci. !
No City Court to-Uaj.
Nothing doiog ia m igislerial circles
to-uay.
To morro wiil be jolat ten boors ini
leogth.
- I5r4brig Zinga, Huro., was at Matin
73. Jan. 12ih. . ' . ' ' 1
Sfcafet to uiorrjw uftcrooon at! 10 min
ute pat 5 d'clock. H i
' .)
Tbero wcro no interments in Iel!eva
(kmeterv this week. ? r i
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Tbc receipts of cotton at this ioft tc
dtjfoot up 510 bales 1 -
Sw. brig Maria Louise Jensen, hence,
arrived at Queenstown, Jani 12th.
. 1 ( .
Briti&U barque Rsaotvle, Lawrence,
hence, arrived at Liverpool Jan. 12th. ,
There were two interments both
adults in Oakdale Cemetery this week.
. : 4- ..
There were thres interments all
adults in Pine Ferest Cemetery this
week. 1 . - 1 .
Norwegian barque Calhinka, Over
gaard, hence, arrived at Liverpool Jan.
11th. - i; .
To-morrow is known in the Church
Calendr as the Second Sunday after
Epiphanv. . J , . !. ); -
The Register ol Deeds issued three
mirriaire licenses this week two for
white and one for colored couples.
We are glad to be able to state that
Jjdge French's condition was consid
ered soJiewhat better this morning.
The congregation of
St.
Thomas
Church will assemble and give a recep
tionv to. liiahop Ncrthrop orj Monday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock, in thelAcademy
Hall, on Fifth and Ann streets.
British barque Susie, from Hamburg,
for this port, before reported abandoned
and leaking in the North Sea, Dec. 18th,
1
had experienced heavy wejather; lost
sails) had decks swept, and' t,he pumps
were choked. A part of thej crew were
landed at Helvoe Dec.'22nd.
I would hereby certify, j that 1 have
used St. Jacobs Oil( and found t that it
relieved rheumatism after a few appli
cations. August Price, Bergen N, J.
" Rev. C. 0. Brady, Minister in charge
of St. Mark's Church, in this city, who
has been absent on a vi3itto New STors
and Boston for about three, weeks, re
turned here last night aud will preach in
St. Mark's Church tojncjrrow at the
usual hours for morning 'and evening
services.
I
I'nm.iilablo
Unmailablo maiter, addresvsed cs fol
lows, remains in the Poatoffice ' in this
city: . j . 1
Roaauna Green, care 'ihoa CI kJc ; j
Meeers Hill & Gordon, Columbus Ga ;
Miss Fannie Perkiua, Columbua co ; Rev
Robert 'McKenzie, Franklinion. N 'C ;
Jon Cue-all.'. Halifax. N U; M1.-8 II L
Thompson, 81 Schenetady j U I) Davis,
Old Market, auction store, 1,3G Main'
st ; Lieut-Col C W PeUett, Greensboro
NC. . ' " -I A
Amusement Ahead- ,
The next entertainment booked for tbq
Opera House, after the appearance here
on the 20th of the Fifth( Arenac 1 Com
pany, will be John T. Ray.aond, who ' Is
booked for the 30th 'snst. There are
seven companies whohave made engage
ments for February, - among them Oliver
DoccTBjron, who is to appear oa tho 2d;
Frank Mayo, the BankerV Daughter,
George U. Adams and Kate Claxtnn.
The Arrival or iheBlsnopsJ '
Archbi?hop Gibbons a.d Bishop
Northrop arrived in the city last night
00 the train from the North, together
with sftveral other dignitaries of the
Catholic Chnrch, who will assist in tho
installation rervices of Bishop Northrop
at St. Thomas Church oa Sunday,
(to morrow). Bishop Keane, -i of v Rich
mond, and other clergymen are expected
to arrive to-night, and the services, at
the chnrch to-merrow will be very inspir
ing and impressive, 1 t
. i. ; i' ....
Ber your nomes by using the N
y. r..-. .Paint, ready mixed and war.
ranted.. Sold only at Jacosi!. t.
Judge Knssrll.
, Hon. I). L. Russell has returned from
' VVashiogton City. He was evidently in
a pleasant frame of mind" to-day, which
iodicatcs. we trust, a little elevation,
uot in' the present, but in the! future
tense. Ilia said that Judge ; Russell's
chances lor appoiatraent to the position
made vacant by Jndge tfrooki' death
are excellent aud we" hope ie may get it.
The rolief.torsbip.
Yo bar information direct from
Wilmington to tho effect that tbero will
be a change oon in the Colhctor's olSce
ut this port. The said Information to
the efiVct-that Mr. Ca,naday will retire.
ood that C'jpt. E. J Pennypacker will
succeed him as Collector of 0jftU??os at
this port. It 13 tiid that there will be
no contest oTer tncj position, and that
tho arrangement trill be an amicable
oie. Wo will stake our reputation as a
prophet oa the correctness of this asser
tion, which a few weeks will demonstrate
to be a tact. . '
J Personal. I
Col. Kenneth M. Murchision, of New
York, is in the city to-day. ,
Sol. llaasi Eeq., Gen'l Freight Agent
of tho Associated Railways, is here oa
one ot bis flying visits.
Capt. R. M. Mclntire, who has been
quito eick during tho past few-days, is
we are glad to see, out again.
'Col. W. Foster French, of Lumber ton,
has heen in the city for a day or two
past, summoned here by a telegram to
tho bedside of ms uncle, Hon. R. S
French. ,
fever try to raise a family without a
good newspaper, provided it contains
the advertisement of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrn'p; for this valuable medicine is ne
cessary to keep your children in good
health. I
Last Sight's Fire
The fire last night was on the north side
of the railroad, in an alley bounded by
Swann and Nixon audSeventh and Eighth
streets. One house, the property of Mr.
Wiggs, was entirely consumed together
with nearly all his effects. 1 The house
eccapied by Simon Connor, colored, was
nearly consumed before the flames could
be subdued. We have been unable1 to
ascertain the amount of los3 involved, or
whether any of tho property waa covered
by insurance or not.
The Scotland Seek R. B.M
Capt. John Barry, the contractor for
the construction of the Scotland Neck
R; R , is in the city to day. He tells us
that eleren miles of the track, leading
out from Halifax, is ironed and is being
operated now and that the remaining
distance, ten miles, if we remember cor
rectly, is already cross-tied and ready for
the iron. This road opens np a fine sec
tion of country and will no doubt pay
handsomely on the investment.
Fxpftrta Foreign.
Norwegian barque Haabet, Tillelsen,
cleared at this port to-day for Hamburg,
with 2,405 barrels ro3in and 50 casks
spirits, shipped by Messrs. E. G. Barker
Co. ; .GermaR barque ildward Pens:
Kipp, for Bristol, Ecg. with 2,741
barrels rosin and 400 casks spirits, ship-
ied by Messrs. Patei-sou, Downin
&
W t.s m A. fl A v I a n If ..11 T 9 "
Olsen, for London, with 1,057 barrels
rosin and 500 casks spirits, shipped by
Metsrs. D. R. Murchison & Co. 'Nor
wegian ' barque Abraham Skalle, Ore
gersen, fer Liverpool, with 1,331 bales
cotton, shipped by Messrs. D R. Mu'chi
sonfc Co ; and schooner- Annie It,
Lewis, Lewis, Ponce, f . R., with 177
000 feet lumber and 54,600 ehiuglct 1
snipped dji iuesers. iiauer x cn.
! ! col. Thomas M Hi.lt- j
Wxlmixoton, N. C, Jani 14, 18S2.
Te tub EniToa or the Daily Retibw :
I I tec 10 several papers 1n the State
the name of Col. T- M. Bolt, of Ala
mancc, mentioned as the standard-bearer
in the text election for Governor.
I hare canvassed the name of this trne
son cf-the Old North Stat, not only
here in Wilmicgteo, but in many parts
of the Stale, where I have visited within
the past six months, and I believe the
name of.CoL Holt would give as general
satisfaction to the Democratic party as
any man in the State. ,
CoL Holt' is a thorough business man
and loves his native 3 ale with a devo
tion that knows no bounds, and would
carry the State by aa overwhelming
majority. CoL Holt has a boat of friends
in all parts of the State, East and West,
and if elected would do as much to sus
tain the credit of the State and maintain
it untarnished as any ecu within her
bCTCirs. - v a.
Hon n. Traddell. 1
Wq publish below a communication
from Hon. A. M. Waddell to the Editor
of this paper, written in repoo tOj a
note of inquiry addressed to him by the
Editor. . The letter speaks for Itself;
there is no uncertain sound ja it. It i
manly, true and patriotic, and goes di
rect to-lic. point : $ . :
;rJaBoary,.13th.,'lS82.'
JoioT. Jam e, Esq), , 1-
j- 5 Bditr of tbk Daily Rbtxbw,
f Deitr Sir 1 haTe received your note
of thU date, aud thank yu for iladi-1
pectness and caudr. Whil kindly 1
nJhiMie?ijfg it, you sk if 1 am, aa
MrtimorM fays m the Raleigh Sctcv and j
Observer, what Ai called the. "coming;
Mahone. of . North Caro'iiu." I might i
onawrrjiu a momwyilable, bnt I prefer!
firt, to inquire what tbi phrae means.
Mr. Mahone was elected a Senator from
Virginia by a Democratic ' Legislature,
and after voting with the Republicans in
vue urgauiziuan 01 inooeiiBte, organizea
a campaign in Virginia on the qneetion
of readjusting the State debt, which re
eulted in the defeat of the Democratic
party in that State. There are but two
parties in tho country, the Republican
and the Democratic parties. While I
believe thatia the contest in Virginia,
there was room for argument, and while
I know that? the Governor elect is a gen
tleman of remarkable talents, of unb.em
ished character and unquestioned cour
age, it would be trifling to deny that the
victory was a Republican triumph. To
be "the Mahone of North Carolina,"
therefore, ts, as I understand it, to be
the organizer and leader ofa movement by
which the' State is to be turned over to the
Republican party, and the question
put to "me, therefore, is whether I pro
pose to do this thiog. What have I
ever said or done since I entered public
life to justify such an inquiry? I once
had a proposition made to me, when the
Republican party was omnipotent in
this State, to accept the highest office in
its gift, and declined it. I subsequently
took a nominatioa from the Democratic
party when its banner was in the dust
and when, in this district, there was
"none so poor to do it reverence," and for
eight years carried that banner to victory
by ever-increasing majorities. In 1878
the representation from this district was
transferred, 1 by no fault of mine, to
other hands, and since then, except Cor
nve months or hard work for Hancock in
1880, I have been a very private citizen
trying to make an honest living. Now,
the occupiers of the anxious bench are ex
ercised about the new deal, and "feelers"
are put out in the newspapers to ascer
tain the position of others. As far as I
am concerned they need not be disturb
ed. I have been told that I ami too can
did for a politician. The charge may be
true. At any rate I will' run the rislc of
justifying it by saying that I have fre-'
quently criticized the management' of
the Democratic party, and will probably
do it again; but that when I want . to
saver my connection with it I will do it
like a man, and not under false pretence
I believe that the best interests of the peo
ple of North Carolina will be served by
the retention of that party in power and
when I -change this opinion the first
knowledge the people will have of it will
come from me, and not from anonymous
newspaper correspondents.
j Tours truly,
A. 31. Waddell.
Catarrh or the Bladder.
, Stinging, smarting irritation of the
urinary, passages, diseased discharges,
cured by ttuchupaiba. Druggists. Lpt
Jae. C. Munds. i
; Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Chnrch, South. 1
PIR3T nOCND.
Brunswick, at Sharon, . Jan 14.-15
Waccamaw Misiion, at Pine Log,
Jan . . ,. . " 2122
Whileville, at Whiteville. Jan 28-29
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown, Feb 4-5
Bladen, at Windsor. . Feb 11-12
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel, Feb 18-19
Cokesbury, at Bethany, . - Feb 25-26
Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap.
el, : . . . . March 4 -3
DupliL, at Wesley Chapel. March 11-12
Onslow, at Lebanon. .. March 18-19
CsgTThe District Stewards, will meet
ta Wilmington at the pareo nage of the
Front StreetCburek at U o'clock xxl.
on Tnesday, the 3rd of Jaonary.lS.
U. O. Bcmox
i Prei'Jing Hlder.
To Bnildtr.t and otbers-j-Go to Jaco
ai'a fur Saab, Blind? and Doors, (viaes,
kt. Yon 'iv n get all size and at the
lowest prices f
"T"
We Want Buyers for
1000 BntA NBW FI)LK
300 B covtr.
100 BHc 5UOAk,
2500 ctcLlVEPkPOOL?A.lfT
500 FINK 8 ALT,
2 Htd, CUiA MOAL&SXS.
14, 1882. NO 12
Freshwater Perch Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
men t and lowoBtprices at JAOoar. f
Xlew AdverUbeiiioiita.
Sa: of N0nh rnim, la
' render viT,iy. y TVcbat Court.
P-4titiou for sale ef rteal Euata for-Aatets.
Hei ry. Blake, Admfriitrater of Martha E.
Blake, lttr.tlff.
'. - ' F- Blaiei ltacdai-t. L'
To E. ft Blaky Ifan lant, 'tid "beirst
t "' Law r
ttiTJ WII L TAKE1 NOIIOE tiat a
tHitl l a tu, n,,j by tim AaniinUir.
to-io 1 lw above eutithjl cu fur the nur-
pose tt "HHug lantl to tuxka assets for the
Vayrofonf ib-dh: of his intiAte. aud
. 1
toatywj ate rqoiri io poer before tbo
r roi- kmaux t, nd oouuty, and dead.
aotwrr or duiitv 10 aaid pjuition, within
tweuiy Jaya alter the aervlca of tbla pro,
ces,or jadgmetit -pro onfeaso will be
entered agaiust to-, !
Ui?eu under Uij hand and seal this Jan.
uary 12lh, A I). 1S82.
W. T. iJANNERMAN,
, 1'robate Jndre.
Gzol A. Ramjet, Att'y fofPlaintiff.
jan 14-l:d-5iw
1 Office Tax Collector,
City of Wilmington, ZT a
1 January 120L, iSSJ,
I TJotice.
ON OR ABOUT THE 2 1st of this month
1 propose to advertise, acoormug to law,
ALL property for sale upon which the City
Tax for 1881 remains unpaid. To avoid ad-
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verti8ement and coats all parties ta arrears
must pay up before that date.
HENRI SAVAG,
Tax Collector.
Jaul5-3t
Sale of Steamboat;
T3T VIRTU'! of a power contained In a
XJ certain deed of mortgage made by
James Wallace to P. H. VanKampen, dted
me oa amyoi iaauarv 1S31, ana duly reg
istered in the Cantmn House In Wllmiuer
ton, N. C,br which deed wae conr-yed the
Bteamer Ilntoa of the tonnage of 49 38-100
tons, the nndersirned as aaaignee of said
mortg-ge, will expose said 8teamer to sale
at public auction, , at tho foot of Walnut
etrtet, in the city of Wiluinrton, N. C, at
me nour 01 13 M.,on the aist January, 18S3.
Term cash. CHARLES W8SLL.
jaa ll-tda
Indian tea, 1
OaRMER'S EMULSION,
G
A8TOR OIL EMU L8ION,
W
ARNER'3 KIDNEY A LIVER CURE,
N:
ESTLE'5 If ILK FOOD, &c , 4ke.
jan 6
WM. H. GREEN. Druggist,
WILMINGTON & WELDON B. R.CO..
09ce of Secretary and Treasmrtr.
Wflmiagton , H. C Dee. 94, 1831
ii a in n ft HM
DIVIDEND 6? THREE PER Cent,
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington A
Weldon Railroad Company will be paid on
and after the 14th January, 1882, to all who
are Stockholders of record on the Books of
, .. - - -
the Company cm the 81 at Inst. "
X.. W. THOMPSON,
dec 2s-td t - fiee'y andTreaa
IM evv Reota u r a ht.
rjrtQE UlCDCBSIGNED would reapeetfulj
ly announce that heaaajtut fitted up at
NoJ ft, Granite Row, South Pront ei, aRea-
tauraat for Ladles and Gentlemen, where
meals and refhahncsti may be .had ETall
hours of thedxy. Crtry thhig is urw and
nratelaea. PowWtareaad eotuteeoaat
tSTOame ana tmtsrs tana fa Has
THnes, Lftmsaad Cgsn.
aoTlS F. A. ECU UT1 IS, rYe
ITinS UUDZtZZXJZD WOULD, ra.
spectfaly say tist cs!3 fbrtbtr ttcott
Bxy b9 tszsA tl Hs rsdeaa, ccrcar
Third mrt T frrrt stretSa, rrtpirad toerV
ccts a3 crden ta Ca a5ove r.mtd trsxeb.
PLC ARB OTIOX.
T7 wHlbeHad n rwmlr ecu8crWTr&
fro w .? aa4 all smhVstaT
caaeralfataratt VsS
"Ztae aavt mi
rerewMtm hm avwftde ,
A4 It ftefpially aad pcrtitxlxrly csr
tew! that th eMie4.4net ot always tadors I
the Tewf TT9tn4m valat e stal ' "
ta tW elteHJ eoiaRS.
Kow Advertiioraonta '
NEW YORK WIU.1!HQT0!I '
STEAMSHIP CO. Y'
SEMI-WEIYiLinE
STEAMERS 1
WILL SAIL KHOM NKW TORS:
Ivwr WKDJf E8UAT aad KATURDAT.
v at I V wk, r. M, !
BKXEJ'ACTOBBatttrday, JisuatT 14
BQDLATOB Wednesday, Jaamary Is
GULP 8TREAM8arrday, Jaaaary SI
Throegh Bills Ladiag aad Lowest
Throtifh Batts guaraateed to ana .frea
Point! Ia North aad 8uth Carolina, -For
Freight Eafageaeats apply tv "
TUOS B. BOKD, 8c?t, '
- ' ' : " - i 'i
WBmiagtoa, 1? a .
THKO. G. EG KB, Frrixht Ageaij
1 IS Broadway. Bew Terk
WM. P. CLYDE 4 CO., "
iaalS-tf li ; OeanAgtat..
CLOSI0G OUT 2
JACKETS.
::.''v :. AND ' .
Very Cheap I
LACE CURTAINS.
t,
A variety of good styles, and the prists
will astonlah you, beioa; so cheap. Lam'
811kTidiea. .
LARGE BLANKETS
i, - ' V
At redoeed price., to; close out. Qn
Blaakets and Spreada.
CAnPETS,nuosif:.ujrc
A beauUfol asdrtr
were srrer ao lew.
Ua prSsd
R. M. Qplntire.
dee SI - -
- .
When tha Sun Eicon
BIBG ta t YFAB ltil wUlbe fouai
by examlntsf tse ALU ABACS at the Uffi
BOOKvBTORK. . r
Ulaaueaearefallrealealaudtor BorLn
aad Meridlaa, thrwinr t Moon's Phaaea, ,
FeMptet, il&e of Tide, ..A-., for the year1
Faraaersasd Plaatera. aad Plasters aal
rcharf thach, acd Horth Carotlaa Al-i
miaaca.
ow U the Hsm o lupplj yoaraelvai wiik
that whloh i oa o h t out ta be witheai.
Alaaaa'9, Alaaaae, for U83, at
HElffft BRIG EL'S.
Jaa 11 Urt Book aad Kaaie Btora
4O.O0OB f
JATB8 FOB 8 4 LB LO W TO 0LCC3
Unssicanea. !
LUttBERi SASH oQons dilnof l
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