xHUi:iAPEK
PLEASE KOT1CE.
i...
eTCry morning Mondays ex-
.r cntcd by ;
f
JrtJU Ud a etT cocssss!cat!pt
frotrf mr trleada ta iay anif Idl ttbjteti '
ccser<nterectbat .v v-. , -v
The nasKi ot tbo irrtter mast Miwty bt.tzt
Bisbed to the Editor. , i
JOSHT. JAMES'.
tl.iiun AJDfiorBirroK.'.
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ComnmnlcaUoru mart btt vitttn ca ffal
on side of th papor. ' - ( '
f Perxmalltlcs must bo AToVtod. I i
And It b eepcciaUj- jh1 prUctiUrly rad
tood thatbe Editor does not aTjniy eador
b Tiews ot oorreiwndnts mOoss so , , -la
the edltorUl xsolumas. ' ' j ' ' " '
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$2.00.
One uiuutb, 35 cents.
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VOL. VI.
WILMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY: SEPTEMBER 1. 1882.
NO. 208
77-
A Semi-weekly BLail..-
Applicatirui will be made to the Sec-
. r. i'm
(.;"' . i ...:..... .. l r.
twcuii U'iluiinou and Kayctluville on
Intel route 13,100. Petitions asking for
iliu csUibliiliiucnt ot the semi-weekly
mails will be sent out for signatures
to-day.' Wo trust tliat the l'ostoflice
Department will grant the request as
there are many business men on the
route who are seriously 'inconvenienced
by reason of tnufllcientlmail facilities. A
II3EI " NEW ADYIRTISEMEMTS.
.iti i
...Hl-.l"'""
....... .w iiacii.c rt
T!
,rti""r lMnelirove
aum i ear dates from to-
WcOUumutccf dayligut
this
tl0 iint of tbo Fall
,:,..f.t...-.icsJ;,.t"
A Glorious Result.
- i
Where in the world Is that bis
publican majority in this
come from? '-There is not a
Re-
dlstritt to
faberar
STATE NEWS.
Returned, -
Mr. L. J. Otterbonrg retnrned here
last nicht from the Northern i markets.
where he bas been lor pscrcral weeks AcwDern Joria.- bnalor ivansom
partMUctb?hl. FUl4 Wiutcratock 'SMT'rSS fi
of goods. He tells iis that he bought very highly spoken of. . On the same
the largest and handsomest stock he has day the county convention nominated
1iar!o veuA anil .rknfirlantlv IrvrtVo Mr. li.D. McCotterforthe Iegislatnre,
, i a j .u r- fi ' and present, incumbents for Clerk.!
for a large trade this Fall. . .Sheriff and RicritAr nt ncds. M
iue uanceati'ineurove. who has been boring an artesian well
The dance at Pine G rove, on Wednes- at lliverdale for the Clare Fibre ' works
. ... rt, loncontt of the Mallett Bros., informs us that he
day night, was one of Uiepleasantest of faag gtruck .&n ihe flowing
the season. The, threatening weather weu. At the depth of 96 feet the water
deterred many from t attending, but comes up spontaneously nt the rate of
neverth4ha;thore"wasJ a. Jiice. assem- fbout sbriy gallons per minute. rv . V
bla and the: evenios was spent in WhitevineJmrJprwc: -We have been
. ; , . . i.. ... YL nJ'SuJ L ! wflfrhinw olosplv and.lookinsr in ererv
niwiiinroa wnmn. w i i itiiiir ik i i ' o - o - -
7 . ... .m . .M nt I !n4 iort veS'
Ti.c ruxU :s Ul vw- " - "7
?:.:.. ovatcrs r in season to-
a u: were not yesterday.
,.;n'in Uio hardware lino can
. -,1 at itaMjuablc prices at J ACO
- .
L r- u s'xiaiboatnicn wo- learn that
.,r.;ur was rising rapidly at Fayctte-
vn Wednesday.
. tico. II. Kelly advertises a house
a'l'rVat. ktneen Chestnut and Mul
Tt aiatti. for rent.
TUrciianunraailable Kttcfin the
lJxcc aJdrcssctl to Mr. Alex. Old
ii:u. Hboro. X. C.
AsviiLcr excursion, the last of the so-
rvs u titca of by the members ot tue
vvnd fbf :Lt Church, to tako place
ilwi tic m'Mc of the month.
T.. naildew and others Go to J aco-
u'i u Sah. Blinds and Doors, -Glass,
i,r. Ytu can get all sacs and at the
y9eA rrices.
.vcinher is by many thought to be
ivjt mot I'leasant month of the year on
Hacoait. It is in September that
er and mullets wax fat and bine
e at nothing.
in Duplin county, there U an(j to.;, Capt, Manning, ffilES'toi;
Sampson, there is not one. m Columbus who always tilings tip in the toost here. Columbus is clinging tofprinci-
and Uicro is but one in Bladen and he, it approvolj style, was never 'happier in plo. Mother Naucy Boswell died
Imc nnt Kwn a. straiirht-out I neat Whiteville. Columbus county, on
4 0v. . a Hi" ..ww u - rii va I 1 1 1 1
. i I. .
Mr. Iotvold Brunhild, who has been
ta caltc an extendetl tour through the
tUcoantry. visiting his parents and the
vnes of hU childhood, returneu to mis
city Wednesday evening, looking well.
Mr. T. J. Herring has laid on our
nV.e an ejz which is a curiosity. From
the small end of it the shell extends
about two inches and gives the hen
fruit the share of a pear with a long
Ojr friend should not forget the ex
cursion to Smithville on the rassport
!xby. A pleasant time is anticipated
A committee of ladies will serve rc-
t.TsLuienU for the inner man at rea
Kcablc prices.
Exports Foreign.
The Hr. barque Chocolate Girl, Capt.
IV.ster. cleared yesterday for London
with 2.409 barrels rosin.. Talned a
j3.."j,hiH.M by Messrs. Alex.Sprun
VSri.
Freshwater rcrch,Trout and Black
th hks and lines. A full assort-
ciint an! lowest prices at jACQ3i's.f
City Court.
Miry F.liza Lively, a tlamo of the
IU lIow. and Charles Dabbett, a sojour
f r in the same classic precinct, were
m:ed Wednesday night and put in
ti ra!aUx.se charged with disorderly
conduct. They were interviewed by
UU Honor, estcrday morning. Dabbct.
P-'"! 1 ami was released, and the
swill Mry F.liza was find $10 or 20
ky. She concluded to hie to her dun-.r'o.nccli.
Ucmomtforjc.it. va.t.1 One result VT-m . FnKe Dartoofc of hi.
... . . , P 1 ; I UCI K UUU U1W iUl i iUQ uuuw .vvvm mm
In four counties in two nionms 01 bw" hospitality by invitation and were member of the church, and a faithful
laoor ls.cenaiuij Bgwuuuo inanasomeiy regaiea wui soupu ueuca- iuawwu.
hard work one moro may be drummed cieSi pigfish f and : other salt water 'Jjfews and Observer-. .Many f ruit trees
up before the ides of November. I dishes were served in ; abundance to are in bloom again. r?ied. in 4th!s
iniir AYanted." . those who were in attendance. The S,S3SS2S2
-.w i-nnxw tehothcr or not the I dancuig was kept up to a late hour and j Tq enma vineyards new crapes have
situationhas yet been 'filled, but We do all Toted the evening one .of r unalloyed PPf
knowthat the advertisement lnsenea picture. , r ..r ..... learnthatin and around Selma, diph-
in the Review a lew days since ha3 : . theria has been prevaumg for some
r,i; w ;?fW nf Annlica- Senator xtansom u vuanwiw. weeks, causing six deaths. It is now
tions Thevcameto us in person', by We spoke bneny yosteroay- 01 oena- uuu5u, w
, 1 1 i. r.rvi nil I frit- ti ansnm'fl Rnfteht in . Charlotte ' on r . Charlotte Observer s l wound was
tised for the clerk, has in ail prouaDimy puouaziea were iuu auu v building.. ' The man whose hand
made his selection, as the appUcations ing reports. - We select that -from the was 4 'shuck" the most yesterday, was
: w Tim ammm VivncM fViAfc TrfiT&T is ooooscd Governor Vance. The Governor s locks
have ail Decn lumcu otw Tr " i .t o mnr RilvRr. hnfcthat same
hascertainlyhada large list to select to Gen. Uansom ana we wan, our B uiihigeBand
r, ! ... readers to see what a tribute - the nonie h; a it comes s freelv as ever, i As a
" ' I old Roman has extracted even irom ma country inena exciaimea wnen no spieu
I I nolitical enemies, uoi u onnscon spoe uuvuuui. . ".V
From a circular received in this city Jt and theu Gen. llansom was sand- same oia ixu-v it
1- Pi-1 A. PotX?. recently I s un rl .TnVin5tnn and I
itrtiu . w" - - 1 1U IA-wilvu wv- " i -nr., tr.'A- . X T AM
GenmllAgofUW; i)r.Kwent...S1y..i, m5WWsaUT
ated Railways, but who resigned tmit h e reolied but it wa3 so . late , when ,vhtl h was the oldest man in the
position on the first or August, nas ueen Norment concluded that his speech county, being at his death lot years
tendered and has accepted Uie appoint- wa3 ed until the next dayl Here tsvm?stee
mcntorGcneral Passenger anuira u what observer says of Uea. Ran- iQ th6Woriey raurder trial : sev-
Agcnt of the Kennesaw Route, compos m. , eral years ago in Wayne county, . and
cd of the Norfolk & Western u. u., me At the conclusion 01 kai. uonnswu a wno subsequently turned up ac waiiie
. , , ! t) tki Troof i snfHvh. uoi. ii. duues mwwuwj i uoro ana was arresieaior memuruer o
blienanuoan aucv -T ol" r w t?-c 'ri, SAntr : -f xrocT,
- ' . n n n i I r'ii:i.uji ivi. if xmnov. aw i j vu1112111. uicu loan nw c
Tennessee, irgmia and Georgia x., agnjgd the forum but he was not : yet county Superior Court, found guilty and
the three roads aggregating over i, to speak- From outside . tue Duiiaing , wiU be hanged Sept. 20,
miles of raUway. This route conwu , wavm Tt I Charlotte JbicriM
WeU
ain't
Senator
Col. Green's Appointments.
Col. Wharton J. Green, our candi
date for Congress in this district, will
address his fellow-citizens at the follow
ing times and places; f ; ; , .
Jxng Creek, lndeTjCOunty, Satur
day Sept. 2nd. - 1
Burgaw, Pender , county, londay.
Sept. 4th. . ; ,
Kenans ville, Duplin county, Tuesday,
Sept. 5th. i ..." I I ' J-
Beaufort, Carteret county, Thursday,
Sept. 7th.
Speaking will commence about 11
o'clock a. m. I . . . J tf
KEwi uii"-EttTisEitrnirraU!
SUMMER GOODS !
AT
m. rj; it A TZ'G,
i
r NEW ADVERTI8MENTS;
For Kent.
DWELLrXd HOUSE : WIT 1 1
4 J
J H rooms. West side of Front st.-.
next loor North of BIrs. Morrison's
boardloe house, between Mulberry
and Chestnut streets. Water works ,
n the house and good garden attache
. ' Apply to . . ;
sept 1-tt ; GEO. II. KELLEY.
- Pine Grove-
rpiHS BEAUTIFUL PLACE IS SITUATE
JL
at1
mln
5-miio post on the Shell itoaa rrom uu
n, N. C., 18 Rooms vacant. September
ilsrhtful month on the Sound. Phr-ash
and oysters in abundance.
sept 1 . I
w
Only A Few Left.
E HAVE ONLY A FEW OF THOSE
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS left, that we ar
closing out at cost.
Better call and secure a pair from
i 'I i
: GEO. 'JB. FEENCH ft SONS.
aug 31
39 NOrth Front St.
Vance
for the through travel to the Southwest 'thneaker'c ouT will sneak tMlay at ll tfelock la the
;n fl,AinndnfCoLroDeiti3iiKeiy rrjrr-u" ii t-i-o t in ' This court nouse. nowmwraiwuiji iyx
Umitxa .u ..... . I BfUC niiCtU K M.v. vmaw . - -
mont route, via Danville and Charlotte
rv1 PrTv headnuarters will
ws- a
Lynchburg. '. '
A IT 1 m.A.mm.
,a:inuuc- , , , anA him. aenaior isansom ieit yeater-
, 1 continuffly failing upon his sarered tte. A-T.& g. road for tho Western
rwffiS "SM. lep fe,. Bennett, prohahW
TI16 OOlOreu IOliou iru.ci . crowd StOOd arouna on ureiesa ico "T.f-- f A su pv;iip
Tho case against j! Kv. WilburJ hout the enUre . delivery of tEe SlSS
the colored cotton broker of Liverpool, aEioWing tribute to the indepen- day.
v.ootv! hrnr Justice Gardner yes- Mnra and- freedom of Mecklenburg s , r.,w. Tim wKAat.
terdav. Burrell Amey, the prosecutor, sons, and gave the tom. "ont" threshing is not yet over by any means.
nrmlSimtacof lto Sto.l?!5! Sf No danger, of anybody starving after
L,v" " 7 . . , siaung ib wa an average cron
there than here. I He says neispime ow ma;0rity, and if tnat was noi f . Vi . niaMidlarid held a meetin
. v. II . .1. nrn a V T on l . , . . . .1
r v mrRma:. in Liiverpooi, auu enoucn 10 11., wuw r" t. Winston vesterdav. Among mose
ii v , . ..,. .1. o in Tanai-im tnnta - r 1 J - r
. I wtWn Viomll V fL TP. I PTftnCC- OnlV I J iLt nn U.oVla -nraa
North, as ho can realize more ou t -3- g ;tUled by 147,- .c olde
I held a meeting
. Among those
Moreheaa,Maj.
Vilson. Jos. A
A. W. Booe,
Johnson, J. A.
Dr, J. S. B.
Vaushn. From
.
of here, buf found he could not do so a, peace toflering . between the ggVnornin& wC learn that two mUlion
without a loss to nimcu it wo sections. inrwwjn.v 0f the bond3 01 tne company win oe is-
,.of v?a fothpr was for a number or nour or more w"ttMiiMN:r'rrt present were J .'inrner uioreneau, jjiaj.
that ins latner was iojt ;flvfth wort of the Democratic riiz.i t r ! wncn .Tn A
norfvinrnnrntss. exDlaining the va- a w ninrrh.m aj W Booo.
He. in conversation with us yesterday, rioa3 appropriations and pensions with g a; Woodruff, J. D. Johnson, J.I A.
Tho CottoiCrop,
We are sorry to hear discouraging
sports from the cotton crop in this scc
tioa. Corn will . yield handsomely but
-r'.ess there U a dry and protracted sea-'-a
the cotton will hardly realize more
tiaa one-lialf ol a crop. The continued
nia have forced thb weed to an abnor-i-il
growth at the expense of the fruit
of the crop, and plants which ought
to be and 3 feet high and full of bolls
ready to burst are 1 to 6 feet high, and
ktcshed niuchol their fruit.
The Perjury Case .
The caae of prjury against the Rev.
A. M. .Conway, of the .First Baptist
v-uirch (colonrd), 'which has claimed
tac attention of Snuiro McQuigg
court for the past two days, was brought
to a close yesterday altcrnoon. Mr.
Jo-n L. Holmes appeared for the pros-
cution. and Mr. M. Bellamy, for the
defense. There were ten witnesses for
defend and five for tho prosecution.
Jiistice McQuigg gave notice yesterday
.rrioon that he would withhold his
ion until Monday at 10 o'clock.
us to Ksh & Hatch bankers in iNew bocauscuw awwem sued at once, and that au tue money
us to " " Lf h bois allowed to share the benefits of the got- neceg3ary complete the road will be
1 OK., wno ernment land, nor .Sontnem soldiers
at once available.. -A negro, while
ml what his financial rating is. lie ut to hold "office in the ar- ,iMQi.v,onlinr a trnedo. last nicht.
staled further that he came here for tho my .and navy of the United States, droppea it, causing it to explode. A
ourpoe of establishing a branch of his aad id the .P.can party is gmSttbe deadly Lmissei ! hit engineer
purpose oirauiu o M fop lt He gave the Lib- Phillips on the arm inflicting a
Liverpool house and to purchase a nee eraJs and llepubiicans particular at- JJgflSh wound. The negro was
firm. ! I tntion. claiming that both were one c1rt mentA fcet in the air. lodsingon
VkA emA nartv. He made compar-1 . i . vpKfaimpiwin li rfTl a At. the de-
Firo and Store Kobbery. Lof expenses betwetn Bepubhcam wfrith the exception of a slit in the
OI wfta nothnrt. ; i
. o 1- Tiioqi nv morn- l ana uemocrauc u
ADOUl O O v j . . . ,
inrhWenK
J. F. Newell, at Burgaw, was discover- norrnnl schools, etc.; poke of what had !
viUago turned out ppU, ind x. SSiSSS
cuished the flames before anyt very and reduced, and wanted close..'
THE MAILS'
City Tost
ti, rl 7. nAmnAM;o nrtv was I Vnrthern through malls, last.........? -"
r uuuu. - to WOWiuuc - rr-lNorthern and war tnalIS....5.40 a. ai.
the kitchen was slightly Durnea ou, nau wurwnu Vedued the iVVr V'JLi&a li T "
.&v.w-.V ... I I JUOU9 iV WW - " , i 1
nna two-thirds, and mute sucpllcd therefrom lnclud-
ichthecUtued outfifht
wW' " -
tb0.TendUedvveU!nS wouid'have Sthhole Staie.-Coming do wn
i wiiit hxn " dnstroveu. it is
thought the fire was caused from a de
fective flue. At the Unie of the nrq uie
store of Mr. J. B. Moore was broken
open and robbed. The thieves earned
off a watch an J thirty-five cents which
was in tho till. They tried to break
open a large iron safe anddoubUess
would have succeeded hd they not been
frightened off bysoxriojono passing.
They effected an entrance in .the store
by forcing open the back door. They
were seen in the store by j a My wuo
was on her piazza watching the fire.
The thieves did not belong about Burr
raw and no doubt fired the kitchen with
a view of distracting the attention of
Dcrsons from them and hoping that me
noise incident to a fire would drown the
report Eiade by blowins open tho ue
to State politics, he pnt it this way western malls (C. C. C&llway) dally,
"l Mtl If
There are H0.000 yltc Democrats m ."Kd"--
theState; the UepubUoan party .swm- A50 P.M.
m n r ri am mm x tti utb iiii zjiliaa -nu ruxv ami n riniv umi h i
posed oi iw.i-r ;r ;r;LPt :".:...7r.
i r . - . am r i nn bvi iiiiiKii fc.w ww - . vr. - - -- -- --
WHlLt3 IUCM. ;
road.
ciheStalo.isunaerriegro rule. 1UJ5JSSS.
.........,..-- r1. ai-
lS cieciea me owwjiu and Charleston..... x . -
While he demanded the Democratic raJ.etteTine and offices on Cape Fear
oarty to bo just to the colored nan, -be W1 ZZKXd&':
Pa.rtyi0 S? JSr.Sin; rr;hTtareethat FaTeVlUBTyli Imberton. daUy. -
wen. ou w --- . except sutoay, .
this is a white man's government and 0askjr c. ,L utmedia-e ocu ' i .
that white men shall and must rule it. ces, Tnesdays Ji:;"!?" i
Toa th sgges .and Tictories of the 3mmbyft,oy
Southern people since the war, he paid j. ml Town creek. .
a most LOUCXUnK. wwucuii -- . i ouuu
a r-ir rrf Atnrv atthisooint darsaod rridaTS...----; .6.00 A. aL
of his speech wo. have seldom heard Xorlhcrn throaghd way maiis....7 A. M.
equaled and never suwssed. southe-...
yiu eonecxeu rrom strec dojl
Tho clam trees iu and around tho Lti45P1L
city have on a second crop of blossoms.
. i jw r
. m t W)CrVl AflTTl-' I CtsmfM
ho genueman can w cVitrT wbenltaoo is ckod. w
pletely without Boston G-S
sale by Ptes. . IT '""TT-- m - I -
Stamp Office open rrom m ,r
s i r Moner order and Register
UeDartn-exU open same as stamp otace.
1laiWlOTJe in small quanti-le. at general
Shetland Shawls !
-s - t't . -'. . "
36 MARKET STREET.
Extraordinary Bargains I
DRESS GruODSl '
A LLT1IE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SAT
ina,- Sarrah and Brocade; 'Sllkf,' Jfoht An
tlrrrtA nAAl'F 1VkitA Vnia 1a1m a
auovi MmHji i IAJlS 0 T CIUUk IPVl'I ftMMf
Y.. w. - .11 . - W
PoWtlj Jfr VIN' K Witt vi Bt-wlAA mV,mm A
w VliO w m .-A BU AA4ssa w SVk J av MA4 ,
wtlk - - - A A. - k
White Goods
In erery style, texture and quality possible.
irjque, xucuna;, unen ana unen utir&s.
Embroideries
1
-u vwuiiuj. auuuvai nun ail 4Mvl itff U 1
passed in Workmanship andrrloe. r --j i : (.
Laces
Imported from almost every country, bought
ana soia as special jods.
GLOVES I
HOSIERY !
CORSETS '
i.i
HANDKERCIirEFS, COLLARS,
SCARFS. RIBBONS, i
FANS. PARASOLS.
In endless variety and astonishing Low Prlees.
f -.1
Housekeeping Goods I
LINEN A COCTON SHEETINGS, DAHAflM,
BROWN & RODDICK
5 and 7 Nortli Front St.
XTTE ARE CLOSING OUT THE B ALAN UJS
of our Stock of the bbove.
Just suitable for cool evenings at the Sea
shore. ' ! - I -
i q !
50 Pieces Turkey Red
I Damask.
fast colors; 1
OOcPBRYARD!
BROWN & RODDICK.
5 and 7 North Front St.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Napkins, Towels, v
MEN and BOYS' WEAR,
LADIES' GENTS' A CHILDREN'S GAUZE
MEI1IXO UNDERWEAR. -
In short everything; desable for an oaUt,
ana at irices inat aeiy compeuuon.
Call and save money by patronizing
june 18
36 MARKET ST.!
School Books.
mEACHERS AND PARENTS WILL JIND
JL -I i I '- " I
It to their advantage by giving me a call be
i "H '
fore purchasing. Alraostovery kind of School
IIEINSBERGERTS.
OM TITE BEST
Book can be had at
FR
A LARGE STOCK
Manufactories can always
'.'.,.'
reasonable prices at
j j -
a ug 30
be found at most
UEINSBERGER'S;
live Book and Mnslc Store
School Books!
Sohool Supplies
!
LADIES' HAND SATCHELS,
aug 'it
John Werner,
PRACTICAL GERMAN BARBER AND
' 1 PERFUMER, . . " , .
29 MARKET ST WIL3UNGTON, K. a
TiCANTTFACTUKER OF PABISLSf BKii-
11 J lantine. Friction and Loslon. Also, ex
tracts. Colognes,
Kenwer. Ecno1
ana uatr
Aug 27
tracts. Colognes, Beau tiller, Hair VUB. Tonics,
; uenovator. . uungaruui , w""1!
Dyes jof every shade. - ;
Groceries! Groceries!
T ACON, MEAL, FLOUR, LARD, MOLA8-
sea. Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Crackers, J Can
dy, Soap, Starch, Lye Potash, Soda, Bread
L Preparation, Tobacco, Snuff, Matches, Paper
Bags, Glue, Hoop Iron, Bungs, Spirit Casks.
Rivets, Powder, Shot, Caps, Hay, Corn, Oats.
For sale by
Kereliner & Calder Bros,
SPECIE puRsrs,
and a handsome line of Fancy Stationery.
r.-iL'
aug 27
C. W. YATES j
' ; ' Bookstore.
We Have the 'Best!.
' ' 1 - ..mil)
CA CENTS HAItt JIUWAU ill Uli.
AUo an elegant assoTtineni oi rancy uoous.
Drugs, Medicines, kc which we rteelvt by
rery steamer. Come over and see tw. '
: MUNDS BROS..
aug 30 ' , ' Phannaasts, Brooklyn ;
A Lady Says
V"1
THAT THE MATTRESS: WE HAVE Just
male over for her Is so comfortable that
she will send down another. Our Upholster
tog gives euual taUstsCwon, Ii you wish xair.
siuare work aivi not a nnrneu iot. lesTeyour.
orders at 8. JEWirrTO !
augtu , - g?N rrontPfa
Only A Small Lot Loft
QP THOSE JilCEjSUMlIER GOODS WkScH
will be marked down to cloieout. j X will la ft
few weeks lay In a larger and halaotaer.
stock of ,MILLT5ERY and FANCT GOODS
than I have, ever had. ; - .
i Ispectfally,';-: o.i
MISS E. KA
ACS 23
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