IHIB PA FEB. ,
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s fi ... t. James,
is ff. 8ir raoatfct, $3 60 ; TLr
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Kill be delivered hf sarrter.
' A4rrUig rt low and libera
pabieribrt will please report uy and
,a failares to receive their papers regularly.
" Advertisements.
TdZ-GtlEA?.
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una!
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tieuratya, Sciatica Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
was end Sprains, Burns and
" Scalds,' General Bodily
Pains,
Toaifi, Ear and Headache, Frosted
foe and tars, and all other
Pains, and Aches.
Prrpirati'C c-rt wth mu1i St. Jacccs Chi.
m Wf $r, MhnplG Mid clteap External
p..-,7,.viv- A rri.I entails !nt tli9 cocaptrattTely
t-m ):' ciT'ii of 50 Oat, end every ono'uTer-li-i
-f:b ; -whs to cheap and j-owtlr proof
.-f'ltir'.'
!;! :n Ebvra Lrngc .
BOLD BT A LT. PSUCHHSTn AHD DEALEES
- IN MEDICINE. :
A,VCGSIi!ER c CO.,
HE CASE WAS 'AN iHTi RESTING
MUUT
LmrLSTow, N, C.f Kor. 10, 1681.
MSB. joe raBaor;.
Dear Madam: I commenced laat Jan
eary to nee your Bittern aod.Wsh on our
li.'tle daughter Annie, aged twelve years,
for Scrofula, with a tendency to White
Sireliinfr, the phjaiclan aiJ. At tbe
lima I commerc&d Utsing joar Keroedj
aho was very much reduced in fleh, com-'
pUxion sallow, appetite poor, litr.ba very
much swollen, boLea enlarged, with two
frightful eorea on her left leg near tho an
ki. After using the Pemdy a w?ek or
two I cculd ace a -cbango,- aa I then
tbooght,for tho worse. The sores dischar.
gfd copioualy a yellow corruption, aome
times runeiDg in a stream to the floor in
epitb of the liaecs. But fseling encoura
jd by joor la'tera I persevere? and after
using the Remedy a . wbife locgar ber
atrergth veas greatly improved, ber appe
tite good and complexion cr:ch improved
Those ayroptocia encouraged me, bnt the
ftw of corruption continued for eovsral
tnontti, ard not n.util her general health
was greatly improved did the scree bfgin
ta hei'. Firat the swelling lan to de
eraw below tha kne.and ccutlnuod grad
niiiy downward, aDd whenit nearly roach
d tLe sores they b.an to heal. In the
meantime tha leg iron? the ankle hall
way to the knee became covered with run
ning pimples, in fact tb leg bad bfcomo
almost a solid sore. After this theiorea
balfd rapidly. The worst one, on the in.
step, healed entirely, the other to the aixe
of a five cent piece, and it has remained
a that condition ever since, which has
heen several months azo. For a month
n rxore it has uot diecharged at all, and
(k4s sottetitiss cow as if, it waa entirely
vl. As a Blood Parifier and Tonic I
think it superior to anything I ever tried.
If yen could have seen my C&ughtor when
ebu fcotntr.?cccd usiijg your Remedy, and
ow, yon wonld hardly, believo ber to be
tea SAne ebiid Last Jacnary nearly
every cne though; eho wculd die Then
th uas a livirg ekcieton. r.ow she it fat
and ry.. Her case w3 an ictereslloj;
'tidy f rem tba tircn eha cotDincoced ypnr
Reinj. I, pn mon heartily and cheer.
iDlly recommend it to be whet rrin ra;
r:t. Wishirgjcn emy nccfs.i with
yoor Drdrrtakiuff, and ith ciscy thanks
ror the beiiteSfa we kiv received from ycur
meiic:ne, lam, rsry . respectfully,
MRS 11. J. ALLEN.
The Rercei-Jy ;R for eale in Wilmgton
hy UR. W.H. GREEN. fsb 17
MARTIfi'S VAGfiWiT VIRUS
KOXTH CaKOLIITA WrDIOAI, JOURJTAJ
Aokxct VCR irrx ScrTHrKV States
REfiH AND ACTITE VACCINE from
tte recowTied establlthmeDtof Dr. Henry A.
Martlu furuthed in large or f mall qanti
Ufs. This v eel-e la warranted to take in
3 irimKry cm
7 Lancet Points for $1 05
15 do do 2 UO
tatb lancet point will vaerinare one pvr-
Ordersby tal graph or ma! wH reed ve
prompt attention.
THOMAS T. WOOD,
lan SUf . nac Wilmington N.
THE COMMERCIAL HO TU..
"T 1 PAIRID AKD ENTIRELY Kettted,
J'-V,"110 open for the -reception of p K
AKIKT ANi TKAN8UNT GUEl?T8.
Jff effort mc to rive satisfaction. Swt
1 aUa ior iUgmlar Hoarders.
M. 80HLOM, TreptUm
n&swsm fill b
rug wis a ii h
&&S I3 AMI b
ill
VOL. VI
- - ' - 'JJIl . II M ll I Jl
LOCAL NE WS.
Nkw AovxKTisKMEjrr. . ,
J L Groom Qrocerie9, Ac (
Jxr. Sokkemanx Stali-Fod Bef
OrEKJt Kocsb Hazel Krko
Hmhsbergex A New Lot i
Wzeuitt & Hoi.i.iKoswoRTir "M.ules ard
Hortes I j
Mls E KAaacii In Addilioc
C Y7 Tatb Frarces six!. .MouldLaof
1b Tsoa K WooD-ilartinj'eYacicine Vim
Spoiled poetal carda cannot , now
redaemed at tlie oSc. '
- The tmallpox scare $6B35 to
died out with the disease.
have
The indications point to cooler weather
aid possibly rain for to-morrow.
. The martin?, the euro harbinger et
Sprirjg, taveoppeared bereabocjta-
Nor. barque JRrragon, Weber, galled
frtm LiTerpoo!, Feb. 2Stb, for this port
Should your food , cot properly digest
then it is time to take Hamburg Drops"
- '
Provisions still remain very high and
with no probability of a redaction soon.
I ii- i.i n Li. , - -
The river steamers all continue to carry
heavy freights and large passenger lists.
German barque Graf. Bismarck,
Kliest, hence, arrived at Liverpool Feb.
17tb.
Barque Glacier. Small, hence, for
Baltimore, passed in. at Fortress Monroe
March 1st. .
The objection to knee breeches is that
there is nothing abput them to hide the
calf in society.
The old gold, mustrad plaster, em
broidered, i3 the prettiest thing one can
wear for a weak back. 1 I
Bociety is supposed to' wear sackcloth
and ashes during Lent, The. sackcloth
is very handsome and expensive. 1
The world is ali a fleeting show, we
say, but somehow we all -want to se tbo
show a little longer. ,
Women are not cruel by nature. We
never heard of a woman ' thoughtless
enough to step on a mojase.
Steamship Gut ktreain, Ingram,
cleared at New York March 1st for this
port, and sailed the same day. (
Some men are born 'poor, others
achieve poverty, and a legion more start
newspapers, and live on cord Wood and
promises. , '
i i L4 :
At 3 o'clock this aftepoon the ther
mometer in this effice registered 79 de
grees, which is three' degrees above
Summer heat. 1
Lives of wealthy tmen remind us, that
by using printer's ink, we can1 die and
leave behind us, monstrous piles of
golden chink. ','':!-
. 1 ! i
Steamboatmen report that the Cape
Fear was rising rapidly when they left
Fajettevilie yesterday, owing to the re
cent rains ia the np-cpantry. j
The shell road was alive with vehicles
this afternoon, many persons driving as
far as the Socnd. It has !een a lovely
i I i -
day for a visit to salt water. j
No man ought to complain if the
world measures him as he measures
others. To measure one with his own
yardstick may be hard, but it is fair.
Parties sending news items or commu
ications of any kind for publication must
send their real names if they wish to
save their letters from the waste' basket
Deserving Articles are always Appre
ciated. The exceptional cleanliness jof
Parker's Hair Balsam makes it pcplu
lar. Gray hairs aro impossible wUhit's
occasional use. i
W. F. Loften, cejored, was arrested
to-day, charged with receiving stolfn
goods, and will have an examination in
the matter, before the Mayor, to-morrow
morning.
1
Mr. J. L. Croom, in this iiaoe, informs
the pnblic that he is ready to serve cus
tomers at tho stand recently occupied
by R. F. Eyden, deceased, j He has a
very handsome stock, new and fresh and
just from first hands. ' I
Algol, the Demon Star,! is now clearly
visible, just overhead. These jloTtlj
moonlight flights are ! just the thing for
young folks to sit up on the front stoop,
after the! old ones hare gone to bed, and
nake astronomical investigations.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hoftka and Linea. 1 A full assort
snsat and loweaj pritat at Jxcextn. f I
WILMINGTON, N. C,,
No Go.
We learn that Rev.(t) Jaa. Paterson,
who m ide a speech at the Opera Efonso
last Sunday, intended to lecture at
Brooklyn Hall last niht and stood at
tho coor for along iima-trying to per
suade the passers-by to purchase tictetg
of admission, but without success. As
Somehow or, other this 1 climate does'nt
seem to be suitable the genius of Mr.
Paterson nor do our people tem to ap
preciate his wonderful gift
A predicament. 2 o'clock in the morn
log, Fleet on the Bide-walk, baby got
the croup, and no Dr. Bull's Cotton
hyrup m tW house.
, i CHj Conrl .. (
There were two cases for the consider
i
ation ef the- Mayor this morning. The
first was that of the young man for dis
orderly conduct, which I was continued
from' yesterday. In that case the charge
was sustained and tho defendant ordered
to pay a fine of $5, which he paid and
wag discharged. 1
The second was a charge of disorderly
conduct preferred against Andrew Matz
zering, a sailor. He was guilty, but as
there were extenuating circamsUnces
judgment was suspended.
Suicide and Djspepsla.
A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
'Wells' Health Reaewer." The great
est tonic best bilious and Liver Remedy
known. SI. Draggiste. Depot Jas.C.
Hands.
i i n i
The wlea'her.
The Chief Signal Officer of tho Army
furnishes the following special bulletin
to the press :
The barometer is lowest near Eastport
and highest north ot Minnesota. Clear
weather prevails in all districts east of
the, Rocky Mountains, except in the
Tennessee Taliey and Northern New
England, where cloudy weather and rain
or sleet are reported. A storm of slight
energy developed oo the New England
coast during Thursday morning Heavy
rains in Northern New England. Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick; the disturb,
anee has moved slowly to the Northeast
and is now central near Eastport. .The
following stations report moro than 1
inch of rainfall during the past 24 hours:
Eastport, 2.54 inches, and Chatham,
1.8$ inches. The temperature has risen
slowly in the Southern, States, and in the
Southern portion of the Middle States,
and has fallen slightly In New England,
Lower Lake Regions and in the North
west, and the i Missouri Valley. It has
fallen from 10 to 20 degrees ia Minne
sota; it is below zero north of Minnesota.
The following temperatures were reported
yesterday afternoon : Norfolk, 66 :
Charleston, 69; Savannah, 69 ; Jackson
ville, 74 ; Galveston, 72 ; San Antonio,
77; San Diego, 77; Port Bids, 71. The
indications are that fair weather will
eontinue until Saturday morning in the
Middle and South Atlantic States, .fol
lowed daring Saturday morning with
slightly cooler weather and increasing
cloudiness and probably rain during Sun
day. Beautify your nomes by us ing the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted, field only at Jacob t
Death of Mr. strauas.
It is with sincere regret that we are
again called upon to chronicle the death
of one of our oldest German citizens,
Mr. John William Strauss having died
at his residence in this city at 9 o'clock
this morning, aged about 60 years.
Mr. Strauss was a native of Caarsen, ;
Province of Hanover, Germany, but
has been a resident of this country for
forty years.' He arrived in Charleston in
1842, and after having served as mate
on the steamer Gladiator, plying beJ
t ween this city and Charleston, on the
Vanderbilt line, he settled in Wil
mington in 1847. He married here and
here he has remained ever eince. engaged
in mercantile pursuits, except for a few
years when he was in the employ of the
Wilmington & Weldon R. R. j
At the breaking out of the war be
tween the States Mr. Strauss, who was
at that time on the pioneer corps of the
German Volunteers, enlisted for, the
war and served in Howard's Cavalry
At the organization of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in this city he was
elected a member of the Church Council,
a position which he held at the time of
his death. He was also a member of
Cornelius Harnett Council, Legion of
Honor, and Clarendon Council, Royal
Arcanum, in both ot which he bad a ben
efit. t ! -
Mr. Strauss wis a man of sterling
worth and of an open, upright charac
ter and be will be sorely missed and sin-
ctrtly cocrned by alarge tircle of fer
rsiris j frlsnds. PC3 toalJtiiti.
FRIDAY, MARCH
Tho answer to the puzzle propounded
by us yesterday is 12. I 1
The receipts of cotton at this
to-day foot up 342 bales. ,
port
Tha receipts of resin at this port to
day foot up 2.264 barrels.
-FYlTi VflAftn trumAfrnw avam'nrf c
aputes past 7 o'clock.
MSers. Merritt& Hollirgsworth, two
eaUrpriaing and reliable gentlemen.
hare jast rceived a fine stock of horses
and1 mules, which are advertised in an
other column. t
1 ' i " ' i ii'
Mis E. Karrer has jest received a
new stock cf seasonable and desirable
gooca w weicn ana invites aitentton tn
a a ? v v . . . .
the advertising columns of this issue.
The fragrant yellow jessamine is put
ting forth its beautifnl blossoms in the
wbods around the city. The trailing ar
butus is also blooming. ,
British schooner Mabel Darling,
Ranger, cleared at this port to day for
Nassau, with 15.000 feet lumber, 60,000
shingles, 10 bbls. tar,- 1 do. pitch, 10
bass wheat bran and lO.do. rise douse,
shipped by Messrs. Cronly & Morris.
Hazel Kirke will be presented here
next Tuesday evening. There will be
but one performance and those who wish
to see this attractive piece presented by
an excellent company, should arrange
for it at once. The box-sheet is now
open at Dyer's. ,
The New Minister.
Mr. H. B. Eilers received a telegram
this morning from Rev. Mr. Peschau, the
newly-elected Pastor of St. Paul's Evan
Lutheran Church.which was dated at An
gusta, saying that ha would be here with
his family to morrow morning. He stop
ped in Augusta today, with the inten
tion of taking the train there thisi after
noon, at 6 P. M. Mr. Peschau is expect
ed to preach his inaugural sermon in St.
Paul's Church on Sunday morning.
Exports for February. .
From the books at the Custom House
we make1 up the following- report of the
exports for this port during the month cf
February: 3,521 bales, '1,688,378 pounds,
cotton, rained at 5135,321; 26,529 bbls
rosin and turpentine, valued at $62,896;
86,393 gallons spirits turpentine, valued
at $42,086; 487,000 feet lumber, valued
at $8,878; 50 000 shingles, valued at
$338; miscellaneous, value $446.
I Total exports for the month: 3,521
bales cotton, 26,529 bbls rosin and tur
pentine, 86,393 gallons spirits turpentine,
487,000 feet lumber and 50.000 shingles.
Total value of exports, $299,965.
1 THE
Thu raaild close aad arnvo at the CRty
Pout OSco as follows :
Northern through mails. . . . ; .5.16 p. m.
Northern through and way
m&iia.... 6:40 m,
Raleigh. ....... ....... ......... .6:40 a, ru
Ofiices botween Hamlet and
Raleigh...! .....7.$0 p, to.
Mails for the N. O. Raiiroad,
and route supplied tbert- ,
from, including A. &(N. O.
Railroad, at. 6:40 a, w. and 5.80 p.tc.
Boctbern m&iis for all po!?r
Sooth, da.ily.8.00 p. m. and 7:45 . m.
Western mails (C OR'y) diiUy .
(except Sunday) . . . . I 7:SO 1 p. re
Mail tor Coeraw h Driing
Malls for points between Flo
rence and Charle3ton 6:00 p ru
Fayette vi lie, and ofSoes on I
Cape Fear River, Tuaedaye, i
and Fridays 1:00 p. ja
Fayetteriue via Luniberton,
daily, except Sundays 7.30 p. m.
Onslow C. H. and Intermedi
ate offices, every Tuesday
"and rriday atl.............i 6.00 to.
Scnithyilio mails, ity gto-ni-bcat,
daily. (cxc3rt
days). .........
Mails lor , Easy RiU, Town
8 80
a. a
Crck, Shallot-te and LiHK j
Biver, 8. C, erery Tues
day and Friday at 6:00 a, rja.
OPEN FOB DEUTBBY.
Ncrthero tbroosrh afid way
maiia..
7:30 fc m. and 9.C0 a, ro.
Southern Mai!fe.7;00 p. m
and 7. SO a. id.
Carolina Central Railway...... 8:80 a, m.
Stamp OSioa open froci 8 a. a. to 12
St., (Mid from 2 to 5:16 p. m
Ordc and Register DeDArtmeiDt
same as statnn oSce. M
General delivery open from 'daylight
to dark, and A Sundays from 80
to 9:30 a. m, !
j. Mails v4iectad fmri strt boxec every
day at 40 p. m, j j
Stamps for sale In asali qnntttics at
general delivery whan ttasip olEoe is
closed,
To Builders and others Go te Jaco
sx'a for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Gl&se,
&e.. You caa, get all sixes and at the
3. 1882.
NO. 53
How to Secure HeaUh.
It is ttraiige anyone- MU suffir frrtn d
rsnm cts fcronght on by impure blond,
when Hoada!h will restore halb to the
physical org ulzilion. It Ii a atreeethet
ing syrup, pleasant to ak?, nd !heD f bT
Ll01 PURIFIER ever di corertti air
ing S-?rofcrfeyphilitie Idis -rdeis. Weak
tea eft b Kid-ey?. Erysipelas, Ma!ri,
N'ervoaa ?isjrders,' ibii;ty, Biiicua crn.
plaints snd ii..-, cr the Iilocd, Llvar,
Kidneys, Smmach, Ski a, eic. i
BAKER'S "PAIN PANAUSV cure? piin
in Mao ar.d Kp, I .
Tt-'i. r.OGEU'3 WO Kit
stmt It :?. p- -r- WOU vs.
SYHTjr itu
Addition
rpo MY FORM R LARCH STock:, I hava
just received the first lot of- Spring Milline
ry, t-atics Kr. R. and Porcupine Straws.
Freah tvenlng Flowers, the t'iate.t" dun
flojversaod Dibits.
Ksrectfully,
MIS3 E. KARRSR, ,
mch .Exchange iorne
SViules and Horses.
FINE LOT OF KENTUCKY MULS
and nor?ea, three to four vers old, well
broke, aad suitable for farmi-a- pnr;oees,
Jnrsala. Persons in want h u!d exaaiine
the stock before purchasing eihe here W
can be found at our Mable, corner of Fifth
and Walnut street.
i.J feIT r & HOLLINGSWORTn.
mch 8-d2fc&wlt
EXTRA STALL-FED BEEF.
J su. BOKNEMANN oCTera at, Lis
atand, North side Market street, a few doors
above Second, a show lot of 8TALL-H L
DtitCjc, aio, Veal. Fork, Larub, Sausagrea
&c. Hi customers a d theputillc g-neral!y
J. L. Groom,
TVALEK IN FINE GROCERIES, Wines,
Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, No. 4. North
Water street. Goods and prices guaran
teea to suit. Give me a call. A firct class
Restaurant is attached where metis cn be
ootainea at all hours, . mch S lm
A Kew Lot
QTEKb ENORAYING3.!
Photograph Albsins!
Autograph Albums, !
ii -
Family Bibles, at
etlN'BERGER'g.
' School Books.
FULL AND COMP ETE BraCKal-
ways oo hand, at
TBOhS 1 HEIN8BFBGFR'a
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE EVENING ONLY! .
s uesday, EVJarch 7.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COMPA;
NY, in the great Comedy-Drama",
HAZEL KIRKE,
Nearly 1,500 Consecutive Peprfsentations
! througtout the UDited ctatea
The Longest Pun on Record. The Greatest
nay. The Greatest Success. Brll Unt
Ovations .Dazliiog Triumphs. The
wnoie country Electrified j
Theatres Packed to the Doors. Buperb Me
tropolitan Cast.
STazel Kirke
Goes home to every heart.
Seats can be secured at Dyej-'e. Reserved
Seats 81. Farquette Circle 5q cents. Gal
lery 25 cent. inch3 4t
Feathers.
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF 1
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS!
i.
A prime article ajid forsa!o low by
mch2d&w ! D. A. 8MITH & CO.
GEO.
TILLEY.
H. IIINTZE.
Tilley & Hixi'23.
J-ORTH HECOND STR XT, next to cow
ter of Market. A lot! of EXTRA FI"E
MOUNTAIN 'BEEF ca eIo for I the next
fev davs. Call and exsm'oe.
inch 3
j Frames and Moulding
-y tLV T AND E O5Y!C0MBIBrATION
Fraaas. all eissc. Fhotojrraph aad Aeto-
I . i .
grip'a Aibams, Motto Frasas, Ord, Ae.
islacx BooktJ Soloed Books, Wiitiac Pcpcr
iak, r'eaotU, yacilagc, Geld Peas, Yielia
Strtags, Ac k.
C. W. YATES,
ft 31 . I88aka22srSa4 Btafiast
f UULBB STOTIO. I '
fll bcglad to rceafve foaanaleatsj
froa oar frUsds on ay aad all aabiacS
Ti ec o ta writer nut always an fa
tlal4 te lic Editor. .
C6mnaicitfoai4 lanii vr(tis;oa oalj
nae side of the papc
rrsaaaus matt be arcldsf 1
And it Li ccpceially and paitimiariy aades :i"
rtood tbat tac Ediwdoc ad always eadors
tan vtewtet cormposdeani uxlces csitat
la i dHrTi coi-c. ' i 1
Kew Advert! asm in tal
Borg"ain:
fpO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING 8totk,
1 am offering gret bargains in Faucy Artf
cles. A larg to;k of Ladies fii'.k and Laeal
Ties, Si:k and L. r. Hiindkarchiefa, nam
burg TrixamiDg?, White Goods, Linen Col
Ian, etc." GejiU' Eilk TIej and Scarfs, ttiy :
cheap. Alsoj Gent,! Ccl'd Border Ul 8. 1
Handkerchief. ,
1 he ladic arQ advt$d ' tbat I now have
ev-ry ize of the eeleb atcd Coralioe Corset.
frh I7.lf JVil IT lli,nnir.-
TON Afiu FAYETTEVILLE I
rjpnE "BLADEN LINE",
composed of i tsam3r
' VESTA", Ca;t. E.J. Lore, and
5LiDEN' CapL W. W. Ekioner,
will be run regularly as above, stopping
all intermediate Landings a required. .
"The Bladen" wlil leave WUmlogton a
Tuesdays ad FMdays,
And the Veu" on fondays and-Jhura.
dars. F eight rtctixed at-all times
fcb23 tf PgrtOSaETA CO.. Agents, 1-
TELEPH0NES-TELEPH3NES.
TElEPHOHES. '
iJtHE SOUTHERN BELL TELIPHONXI
and Telegraph Co., Is the Boli
LicxxsxB of the
AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.,
for supDljing Telephones in the States
of Va , W. Va., (South of the B 9s
O. R. R.), N. C, S. C, Ga., .
li , and Ala. ''. .
PKIVATE LCVESi 1
instructed, Equipped with TelephoutJ
afid Ranted. 1
For particulars address ' j
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ' I -&
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, ,
205 Broadway,1
Neir York.
febN25-3m
BLACK SILKS, i
COLORED SILKS & SATINS.
BL&CK& CGL'D SILK VELVETS! 1
s
PECIAL AT1ENTION U t jledto U
above good?; a good assortment and at the
lowest ca&h prices.
1 NEW LACES AND NECKWEAR! 1
Black and Cream Fishne and Sovrfs I
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Merino 1
Underwear, very cheap. 1
CURTAIN LACES A large stock.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, &a.
We are busy all the time, and it proves
that we mean business. Come and see tu
you can epsnd the time profitably, J
' R.- m. lyiclntire.
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