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TEN CENT COLUMN,
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Advertisements inserted in this col
umn flMO cents per line each insertion,
tut no cliarqc of less than 30 ccnU will
be. made on any advertisement.
lT The Liverpool & London &
Glo8E is the strongest Fir Insurance
Y.. in thft World Jno W. Gordon
vt hro. Agents. jan 23-It
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London has a tailor, Alfred Monarch
Kino, who has failed for Xfit.OOO.
There was a big cold wave, a bliz
zard of 300 diamalers in progress oat in
the Northwest on Saturday last.
Emperor William has made a dona
tion worthy of his rank, $l2o,000, for
the benefit of his inundated people.
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Mi. Kennaiof West Virginia, recent
ly elected to succeed Senator Camden,
will bo the youngest man ir the Sen-.iU:
next March.
According to Gov. Cameron, of Vir
ginia, Beast Butler sent a check of $ I, -000
to help out the canvass of the Ke
adjnster Ilpudiators in Virginia.
New England has a Stonewall Jack
son Association, and they will send
delegates to tho unveiling ot tho statue
of Gen. Lee, at Lynchburg, in Juno.
At tho instanco of tho Berlin Anti
Cruelty Society, all public performances
of tamers of lions and other dangerous
animals will be henceforth prohibited.
- Inventors of patent medicines like
Ayer, Ilelmbold and. others show
tendencies to crazine33 ; after a while,
though Lydia Pinkham is said -to-be
still on deck.
One Dr. Wild, of Toronto. Canada
makes the discovery that Adam was
seven teet high. This mild assertion
ii based npon the proposition that seven
la a perlect number.
An old bachelor by the name of Ar
thur Schonfield, said, to be "worth a
million or so, was found dend in bed
at the. Hotel St. Stephen, in West
Kleventh street, last Friday, night.
Some idea of the character ,of tho
Schuylkill water may be inferred from
the recommendation made by the Phila
delphia Press that it should be carefully
washed and bleached beforo being used.
It is asserted that Harvard College
. . . r-. e jf.r r n C
ls about to receive a gut oi ior
the erection of a new dormitory, tho
roms in.which may be rented at an ex
pense of not more than $50 a year.
The seat in the House which, for
nearly two years past, has been occu
pied by Hon. John W. Shackelford,
was on Friday last draped in mourning
and a basket of beautiful, pure white
flowers adorned the desk.
The New York Herald claims that
"repudiation is hafafnl to men of all
parties in kthe North" and" yet the
repudiators, vide Mahone and Ri.ddic
berger, are very dear in the siht of the
Radical saints every where.
A bride of a day was arrested at
Bowling Green, Carolina county, Va.,
on Thursday last, charged with steal
ing $1,000 from her uncle. A search
revealed $1S0 in greenbacks hid in her
hack hair. The monev was all recov-
cred eventually. ' .
Thcro is another faint murmur of a
third-term boom heard in and around
Washington. It will become a roar
when Joyce and McDonald, and Bess.
Shepherd and Babcock, ct id omne'
ffcnus, are gathered once, more around
tho public swill-tub in the capital.
There is evidently something bad in
the air in Australia. It is said that wo-j
men childless in Europe, after years of
marriage often have families in Australia
This reminds ns that we onoo heard aa
eminent North Carolinian "damn" the
waters at Catawba Springs as pro j
during results which they were not
railed upon or expected to produce.
Prince Napoleon, "Plon-plon." is CO
years old. Ho is the son of Louis Bona
parte and his second wife, the daughter
of the King of Wurtemburg. He re
sembles his great uncle in features" as
wbll as in characteristics of mind.
During the second Empire he married
Clothildc. daughter of tho King of Daly.
His son Victor is nephew of n king,
grandson of a king, great-grandson of a
king, and a great nephew of tho first
Napoleon. N -
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&o. You can get all sizes .and at the
lowest price.
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JLOCXL news.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTTEHBOL-2G Ig Bursting j j
Mckis Bno-Gardeu Seell '
Giles A McRcmsoxi-aiasiware
Taxes Wrapping Paper and Bags
HKrySHEROEH' Pianos and Organ
Jxo'w Gokdok & Bro Insurance
T Ti BHiPGETts & Co Fresh Caught
w & SrwxGER & Co Breech-loaderi ,
Ofira HocsrRoe Eytinge Fellci
F retlerick.Wsroe plays Virginius this
evening in Charlotte
This weather has busted every weath
er prophet in the conntry. . j
'For Fockot Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f 1
Talking about difficult teats did yoa
ever attempt to select a name for a ba
by? ;!
Indian meal and lemon juice or rine
gar used on the hands will heal or soft
en them.
Silver Plated Spoons and
prices, at Jacobls.
Forks,
low
t
It is said that Dr. Bliss attended Hon
John W. Shackelford during his illness
at Washington City. .
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It is said that when so-called silk!
burns well' there's cotton
in it. Real
silk smoulders into an ashj
Bad company is like tobacco smoke
you cannot be long in its. presence. with
out carrying away, the taint of it. !
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Mr. H. E. Scott, Senator for the dis
trict composed of "New Hanover and
Pender counties, is in the city to day.
Gentlemen who have been in Raluigh
during this wet weathe have some ier
rible tales of shipwreck to tell ou -tlu-ir
return homo.
Alcohol was first indented and
used
Jo stain tho checks of the
ladies
of
Arabia 969 years ago.
noses and characters.
It nowi stains
Wo aro sorry to hear that oar good
friend. Col. E. R. Liies, jf Anon ooitn-
tv. . rrmtlfmah known tn manv in thia
city, is very ill at his residence at LUes-
vilie. i
The price .of silver has fallen to the
lowest point reached since! the eaiy
part of 1819, and the bullion Value of the
"standard? dollar is but little over 82
cents. - i 1
Yesterday was no exception to its
predecessors; so far as thej disagreeable
weather is concerned,! but this morning
we had some sunshine and !the atmos
phere was much cooler.
There will be a meeting of the Literr
ary Club, to-morrow evening at (8
o'clock. Oration, Reading and De
clamation. .The public are invited.
Members are earnestly requested to ot-
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tend. i I
Mr. L. E. Wood. Advance Agent
Messrs. Baker '& Farron, ,is in. the
for
city
making arrangements for the
appcar-
f 4- 1, .,,-ivf Vfrtnov
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Tena" and "Max Muller.I and tbey
arc to play the former.
We are glad to learn frdm Mr. Frank
H. Darby, who returned to the city
from Florida last night, that his broth
er, Mr. Thos. A. Darby, has been suc
cessful in several important lawsuits
he has on hand in , that State, in
which he has had his brother Frank to
. advise and assist him
Rose Eytiiiffc. "
There have already , been many in
quiries at the box-sheet office, as to
when tho sale of seats will beginjfornext
Saturday afternoon and night; we
learn that the sheet will be opened on
Wednesday morning. Miss Eytinge
will doubtless have large houses: At
tho matinee, she presents the Princess
p . adoDted b7 Cyril Searu
T.,,ai i., i.n ir
ladies and children; at:nighti, "Felicia,"
Miss Eytinge's latest success; Will be
presented. Seats at Dyer's. , 1
Cold Feet '
Don't go to bed with cold feet; better
still, don't go about .your daily work
with cold feet, if you can help it1. Jt
is tho cause of many of the fills that
flesh is heir to." If sitting quikly in
the house and your feet are cold,, take
off the shoes and give the feet j a good
warming. by the firt. On no account
never retire to the bed with eoldj feet.
If you do. you will be apt to j epeperi
ence the cramp or the nightmare.
Warm feet prevents 'cold and head
aches, and promotes sound and refresh
ing sleep-r-look to the children's feet.
Many a croup and cough is due to wet
and cold feet in winter. Frequently
foot baths in warm water are a-necesi-ty
in winter. -Remove the cause of cold
feet and you prevent the troubles.
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WILMINGTON. N. C MONDAY, JANUARY 22. 1883.
; ' 1?iio Vice-real Parly,
i On Friday morning last,! when the
car containing the Vicc-regal party
! passed throught this i city, Mr. Alex,
i Sprunt, British Vice: Consul, who is
; also Presidemt of the SL George and
! St. Andrew Society, had conveyed to
'the Marquis of Lorne, who' had not
I then arisen, an address which had been
tendered him by the Society. In re
sponse to this Mr. Sprunt received' to-
j day a communication from Col.DeWin
! ton Aide-de-Camp to the Marquiscon
jveyiug bis chiefs ackn6wledgments
- and his regrets that he did not know
before his arrival here of the intention
to welcome himself and party as ho
would in that case have j responded in
person. The letter was very handsome
ly worded and was written on parch
ment paper stamped with the royal seal.
Lippincott's Magazine.
LippiticoWs for February opens with
a desciptive paper on "Saragossa," by
S. P. cott, which is jwell written and
attractively illustrated. "HQine-Lifein
Bombay" is graphic! and lively. Dr.
? Wister's. account of A Cruise Anions
tho Windward Islands," is concluded
in this number, Edward C. Bruce
writes or " Liur isativo Jfauna n aj
verj' pleasant semi-scientific strain.
"This Onr Brother," by Ixmise Sey
mour Hoghfon, depicts the condition
and character of the freedman in Flori
da. The anonymous author oi jvReau
ty Varsus Bric-a-Brao" denouECes the
prevailing rage for rarities. In the sec
ond installment of "The Jewel in the.
Ijtos" the seperate threads .developed
in the first are gathered up andr woyeri
together, giving promise of u strong
and well-sustained interest as the story
proed9. "A Wayside JEpisode." by
Rebecea' Harding Davis.- is written
with characteristic rigor and many
fine touches of humor and path
os. "The Queer Service" and "A
Work of Imagination" are clever and
amusing short stories and the editorial
departments are, as usual, well filled.
Byron never tattered truer words than
When he said, 'Physicians mend or end
us." But while doctors disgaree, all
the world has agreed that there is no
remedy equal to Dr. Bull's Cough Syr-op-
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Death on a Train.
Mr. John B. Fuller, Secretary of the
Tolland County (Conn.) Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, died on the train
of the Wilmington, Columbia & Au
gusta Railroad at about 8 jo'ciock yes
terday morning, while near the T
Dee bridge. The deceased had been in
Florida about three weeks, where he
had gone in the rain hope that his shat
tered health might be improved. He
was, however, disappointed, as he con
tinued to grow worse, until seeing the
rapid approach of death, he started up,
on his return home, hoping that he
possibly might survive until he reached
thore. But his strength was not equal
to the task, and he died as we bave re-
lv luw
ri!iIatcJ - He was about 32 years of age.
and his disease was consumption! His
wife and child accompanied him and
were with him in his last moments.
Upon the arrival of the train ia this
city yesterday raornint:, the afeping
car in which tho dead and his'sordw
stricken widow and child were passen
gers was switched off on a side traek to
enable her to secure a casket in which
to plaeo his remains for conveyance the
rest of tho sad journey. This wis ac
com plished during tho day and they
jeft last evening for Tolland , Conn,,
where he formerly resided.
Mrs. Fuller maintained a wonderful
fortitude under her sad bereavement
and the peculiarly trying circumstances
in whieh she was placed- A stranger
In a strange land, with the lored and
dead demanding service she could not
render unaided, her situation was in
deed such as to call far assistance and
sympathy, all of which she receiredi
In speaking of the matter Mrs. Fuller
spoke with earnest gratitude of tho
kindness and consideration with which
she had been treated by every one. Of
the conductors and employes of the rail
roads and especially of the railroad au
thorities hero, who kindly, switched off
the car for her accommodation, she
spoke with deep feeling and with earn
est thankfulness. She had received the
most delicate attention; sympathy, and
kindness from every one, and he
stricken heart overflowed with a grati
tude she could find no language j to cx-
The celebrated Tish Brand' GUIs
Twine jis sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. t
, I The country folks say that this has
been the worst spell of rainy weather
they hare known In eighteen ytaraT
Exports Foreign.
barque Esra, Capt- Albrethsun,
2 or,
cleared to-day for Antwerp with 3,540
barrels rosin, valued at $5,853, ship
ped by Messrs. D. R. Murchison, & Co,
Nor. barque Christine, Capt! Jensen,
eleared to-day for Liverpool with 1.228
bales cotton, rained at$56.011, shipped
by Messrs. D. R. Murchison & Co.
Brig. C. S. Packard, Capt. Harkness,
eleared to-day for Cape Vincent, Cape
Verde, with 210,000 feet lumber, valued
at $3,444.45, shipped by Messrs J. n.
Chad bourn & Co. .
Five men leaned up against the bar
I for a nightcap. One drank whiskey be
cause the doctor rdered it; two others
drank a hot-scotch because he couldn't
sleep a, wink without it; a fonrth drank
brandjr for his chof era morbus and the
fifth man drank ' whiskey because he
liked It. And there were only I four li
ars in the crowd.
A fashion paper says; "Crinoline is
comingito the front again." Ho, that
shows how little we -know about these
things, j .We thought it went all around.
However, the fact that is "coming to
the front again" shows that it was
"not left "but gone behind."
I Our country friends are still com
plaining of the difficulty ol getting about
becanse of the water, which has over
flowed the banks of all of the water
courses and now threatens to inundate
the fields.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 260 bales.
Great Closing Out Sale.
Having on I hand a large supply of
Clothing, and in order to makfr room
for coming Spring Stock, we will s;ll
the remainder of our Winter goods re
gardless ot cost. - A. & I. SniiiF.it, Re
liable Clothiers. No. 34 Market street,
-jane ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Glassware,
F
ASGY JJSD PJLADT,
FOB SAJLE BT
GILES & MUBCHJBON.
88 aad 40 Murtihlson Block.
Jan t2
OPERA HOUSE.
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SATUKDAY, JaiiuarY 27,
TWO PERFORM ANCKii.
Miss Rose Eytinge.
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THEPRINCESSOF PARIS."
For Ladles Wad! Children,
Admlsslan 53c nd Me.
AT NIGHT : ,
The lat grand Union Square .Theatre success,
FE L I C I A !
Priee23c, 50c and 75o. ?vc extra for Ro
served Seat;. jaa 2-4t
Pianos and Organs, (
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'riOK All THE .
Best Manufacturers in the
Country.
SOLD FOR CASH OR OX THE 3tONTHLT
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INSTALLMENT PL A3?, AT
HEINSBERGER'S,
Jan 23
Lire Book and Mnsie Store
Fresh Caught
Mackerel in Desirable
. Paokages ! J
10 Ik. Kits, 5 lb. Tins and In Barrel.
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Fresh Codfish
In TWO POUND CANS.
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AN ELEGANT BRHAKFAfiT DISH.
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THE 'BEST FLOUR
Sold -la Wllimlngton aad are willing to brbaf 11
Into competition with any other bra&d. 1
Peach, Pear, Pine Apple,
DAMSON and QUTXCE PRESERVES
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, I InbxUk. cts per lb. '
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" Mince Meat and Plum
. Pudding,
Left from tbc Christmas Holidays, Terr cheap.
P. L. -BEIDGERS & COi
jaa tt ,
NO. 19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTTERBOURC
BXJRSTIN O- 1
The Bottom Out of "High
1 Prices !
DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. OVER.
i COATS,
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AT COST ! AT! COST ! AT COST !
RED AND WHITE FLANNEL, UXDBfe
WEAR ! AT COST ! AT CO:T ! AT COST !
TEUNX. UMBRELLAS
AND RUBBER
COATS, '
AT COST AT COST ! AT CO&T
DON'T FORGKT, ve are compel!, to
"movo" onr etwk un;ler the influence of our
"RED FLAG SLAUGHTER SALIC".. fc"Op
povtanlty good for Elght AVccks moi.
Otterbou rg,
1UON FUOVT STORE,
North Front t
WRAPPING PAPER
f AND BAGS !
IJANLLl A PAPER AND BAGi AT LOW.
est niArkat price.
Large stock, of Blank Books, Draft, Xoit,
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Keoeipt and Letter Booljs, jMt reclTed at
YATES' BOOK STORE.
Jan 22
Breeeli-Loaders,
JjllNB BBEEOH-LOADING SHOT-GUNS,
Shells, Wads, Powder, Shot, Cartridge- Bag,
Gnn Cases, Reloading Tools, Game Bfts, HU
tola all kinds. If you want a first-clatis arti
tie of the above kuods, and lrw prioes, Ihs
same aan be found at
W. E. SPRINGER A GO'S.
Sacccesors to Dawson C..
mn 22 18 a! and tS Market felrw
44
GARDEN SEEDS."
FRESH i LOT OF ALL KINDh of Cab
bage and Tnrnlp Seed, early and late Tarie
tles; Collard, Beet and Tomato Seeda, a larg
stock and an endless yariety iof Peas aJ
Bonus, retailed at wholesale prices by
PwTunds Bros..
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MannTacinringr FharmaclslA,
1.401 BROADWAY, NEW YORX,
AND WILMINGTON, N. C- .
Jan It i
Holiday Gifts.
gPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THE Sea
son : Celluloid Sets, ln Pia&h, Satlti and
Leatht r Cases, Jewel and Odor Cases, Colore
Bottlea. Toilet Sets and Vases, Travelling
Cases, Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Ac. Latest
Styles and Lowest Prices. I
WILLIAM H. GREEN,
! i Druifst.
deel5-nac-tf I Market Street.
Steamer Bladen.
rjlHE STEAMER BLADEN WILL LEAVE
her wharf , foot of Dock Street, CTory Tues
day and Friday. Returning leare WllUs
Creek Monday and Thursday. Freight and
Passengers selici ted for all way landings,
jan K-lw C. 8. LOVE & CO., Agents
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100 Sets
QF HARNESS JUST RECEIVED, and w 11
have another large; lot oC Buggies hi a ftw
days. Gtre us aa
dec S
GERUARDT & CO.
Holiday -Presents
IN EVERY VARIETY. JEWEL AND Odoi
Cases, Cologne Rotties. Toilet Sit. Vasoa,
Mirrors, a large assortment of Toilet I Extract
and Cologne ; also a full supply of pure Chem
icals and Patent Medicines, can be found at
ny stores. - r. u. mi LLT..B.
Corner Fourth and Nun streets.
Stores.
dec 19
Corner Fourth and Hanover street
If You Wish to See
QAPT. IL J. JACOBS, of Senior Reserve
notoriety, ibo oldest Saddie and llarees, Ac,
maker In Wilmington. Just call at H. M. BO W
DEN A C0's store ana buy a nice La? Kobe
and all other article la a Saddlery eetablisls
ment, for it Is the place to get them.
Jan 1 - .
New River Oysters.
rjTHE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
From the celebrated WInbar j
Farm onN'ew EiTcr. i
Also. Wines, A tea, LWbots an.1 Ogars and
free rutcireTeTy day, sjt ft o'clock.
I JOHN CACROIX,
. setss - Jlctrcrpallrxa Saloon.
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PLEASE KOTJCE. ; , '
We win bj glad, to receive eioryfinwtiWfi
troia our frtends on as? and all sutjsets tt
ceaerallatarcstbxt "
ThenaaMof th wnter must always H fa
idane4 totaeEd!X0. : ; - j
Oomaunlcallona aiaat be wrtxtaa ca ealy
one aide of the paper.
PersonaHtie mnsvbe aT4del. -
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And It la especially rand particularly tadc-
stood that the Editor doe not always esitvse
the views of correspondent iiiiIimi a stated
In the editorial columns. ' M
NEW AJ VERTISMEJC 0.
Happy FJe w Year.
TO MY FMENDS AITD
CUSTOMEES:
Thanks for their liberal patnmage, a saitia
. a i
nance of which I shall always endeatar h d
serre.
WINTER COO DC
SELLING OFF LOW TO MAKR
ROOM FOR
SPRING STOCK
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF 8HA
SON ABLE
Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods
WKITEGOODS,
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embroideries;
Corsets and Hosiery.
ALWATB ON HAND. I .
Mi R. KATZ,
36 Market Street.
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Peruvian Cuano.-
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, 200 Tons I J
Genuine Lobos Guano 1
DIRECT IMPORTATION, '
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EXPECTEPftOAILl and f r aakby
Ohas. K Smith & Got
Dissolution.
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IJIHE FTRM Or CRAPOX A PICKETT 1
this day dissolved Mr. R. H. Plecett tetfr'
log, and Mr. Geo. M. Crapon asenmlnf; ail
KabiliUee. .1 '
GEO. M. CRAPOIf, 1
R. n. PICKETT. I
Jannarj 13, 18S3. Jaa
CAN'T KEEP THEU I
J3EOPLE WILL. HAVE THOSE STOVES.!
Another lot expected. Sendotur orders. .
Jan IS I PARKER A TATLOE.' j
New Jewelry Store, '
rjiHE UNDERSIGNED BESPECTrulXT
announces to the cttlxona of Wilmington, tal
be baa leaded, the pretBlaee No. 13, MariDoi 6t
anJ ii now la receipt of a ,) ' '
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Handsome Stock of Goods.
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which will be displayed In a few days.
r Watch and Clock repalilofT spectalty.
dec IS JNO. II. lAIXITf.
Commercial Hotol
Wilmington, N. C.
M. 6CIILOSS, lrop. " ,
T?rnaT-ctAss in every respect
LOON ATTACH KD. g
Jno. VJm ing,
-TJpnOLSTEREXI AND MATTUES313, fa
the ok! National Bank, Corwr Front and Pra
res sireeta. Reno&aUi;ol Ma trr Ccan-
lng and Impairing nkl uruiture, Cutting gx3
hnytox Ceipcts. Give V.m a raiL
w 6 ' JNO. W. KXTQ.