The Daily Review,
WDNESDAY.F13tlUAUY 21.1883.
r y
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington. -5
Sown and observer.
THE GENERAL ASSE3XBL.Y,
SENATE.
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rlT
7 '
Mr Jones had the bill reconsidered
which passed third reading on aaiuraay
to prevent lawyers from serving on the
board ofcojniy comraisiioncrs, anu ia
the suzzestion of Mr. Morehead asreed
to have it passed over informally loi the
- . II.. A A 1-
present.
n;n nm nMia.l order came up.
ior
creating a railroad commission.. The
chair said the first question was on the
amendments ot the . Senator from
Wayne, as to expert, &c.
w ' On motion of Mr Watson further
consideration of the bill was postponed
till to morrow. . ' -
Senate concurred in Hon so amend
ments to bill concerning aids to navi
- Cation. Also with amendments to bill
fixing time ior holding courts in the
ninth judicial district. .
Bill to incorporate the Immigrant
Ind and Mineral Company of lort!i
" Carolina. Passed third reading.
Mr Poole called up the bill for the
construction of the Albemarle and
' Raleigh Railroad. ' Passed second read
lug. IJill lor changing the time ot holding
-conns In the third judicial district and
providing additional terms for Duplm
and Lenoir. Passed third reading.
Bill to amend the law as to fish and
ovtrs nassed third read in sr.
Mr Boykin, petitionDf certain citl
" xens for a cliango of the dividing line
between Sampson and Duplin, so as to
Uko in the town of Faison.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
3 Mr Stringfi'eld, resolution looking to
the removal ot the politcal disabilities of
W WJIolden; late Governor of North
Carolina. Judiciary. .
Bills were introduced, passed their
first reading and were referred as fol
lows; ...
Mr Strinzfield. to, prevent nshmg
with nets, etc. Jfish. '
Mr William; of Granville, to incor
porate the Bank of Oxford. Banks and
Curreucy. .
Mr McCurry, to incorporate the
- Black Mountain Railway Company.
Corporations. ' .
M.r Cowell. to incorporate the Cashie
and Chowan Railroad and Lumber Com
pany. " CorjM rat:ons.
Mr Mc Allister. to increase the edu
cational fund. Education.
Mr Myers, to repeal the merchant a
purchase tax. ...
Mr Newell, to prohibit the sale of h-
Suor near Brown Marsh church in
laden county. Proposition and Griev
ances.
Mr Myers, supplemental to an act to
incorporate the Ii'tin Silver Lead Min
iug Company. Corporations.
The cuemfar was taken up and dis
posed of as follows :
For the benefit of larmtrs in Gray s
Crak township, in Cumberland coun
t.v. Pflssfttl second read in sr.
Relative to the method of allotting
dowur. Thinl reading
An act to provide for the collection of
taxes. Passed third reading.
THE MISSISSIPPI KISINO.
Ice Gorges in tbe"Siis(iuehaii!ia
Causing Somo Alarm The
Ohio Ileccdins:.
Wilkesuakke. Feb. 19. The ice is
still gorged for miles above and below,
and not a cake has floated vet in front
of this city. The river has fallen a few
inches, but the vast track of lowlands
on the west side is submerged deeper
than ever. Tho mercury stod below
the freezing point in the shade all clay,
and it is freezing hard to-night. The
railnad bridges up and down the river
aro guarded by large gangs of men,
armed with long pikes and poles to use
in case of emergency. A long trestle
that-runs across the flats south of this
city, used to transport coat from the
mines of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company to connecting roads
on the east side, is submerged by the
back flow, and men are defending it
- . from the bombardment of drilt ice. The
gorgoat Butzbach's Landing remains
firm. Between here and Pittston the
- wagon roads in some places are many
feet under water. . Alarm is felt lest the
back water flood some of the contisu
. ous mines. The sea of ice ami moving
. water in tho city's front reaches, to the
mountains about two miles distant.
Should the zorsre give way below, all
: would pass out without doing any dam-
, age. The cold weather is baa, nowev
er, and increases the anxiety.
. Pittston', Feb. 19. I P. M tho Ice
" in the Susquehanna - River was still
blocked, and the water had subsided
throe feet. A gorge has formed above
the ferry bridge. -'
Pout Deposit, Md., Feb. 19 The
main body of . thel gorged icq between
'here and Havre de Grace broke up and
passed into tho Chesapeake Bay on
; Saturday night. At McCalTs ferry the
gorge still holds tight.
' Cairo. IIU Feb 19. At 6 F. M. the
river marked 51 fet and was rising at
the rate of half an inch an hour. The
lowlands below here are inundated and
the loss ot grain and stock is great.
There is a foot of water on the floor of
.the Iron Mountain Railroad depot at
Bird' Point. The-Jackson road is
transferring passengers by boat across
May field Creek, the embankment at
that place having given way. . Business
is entirely suspended at this end of tho
Iron Mountain and Texas and SL Louis
Roads. Tho work of ,bnlkheading the
Ohio levee is going on rapidly. Reports
of distress are coming from the low-
lands of Kentucky and Missouri.
Terrs Hauxe, Feb. 19. Tho water
reached its highest -point, which was
six inches higher than the flood of 1875,
to-day. Tho bottoms across the river
axe entirely overfloweJ. .The water is
. now falling and all danger is over,
RocaxsTCi Feb, 19. Tha Vf either
is vrry cold, und th? CqvZi ara -eabsld-
in?. Tho railroads in western) New
York are running trains regularly, ex
oepion the western division f ttw
R rae. Waterioqrn! and Odeni&burir
and on tfto Birfi'alo -Now lork and
Pniladclphia. It will take nearly j a
. i . i it .
The damage Uono at Nw Fano and at
Q, t .,. amoant to 073.000.
Toledo, Feb. 19.-The damage done
oy me noou nere is estimated asiouuws
Renairs to bridges. $0,000: to the
itiiddle ground, $25,000. and I to docks.
10.000. The dam aire to merchandise
is estimated at 15.000. and the cost ot
removing goods at $5,000.
ViCKSDUKG: Feb. 19. News was re-
LCItCU lltrtS LUrUaY Ul lilt CUCl'l bitM tuo
protection levee at Goodrich's gave way
. on Saturday niffht. ana tne waier is
now running through, at that point.
fhe Illawara and Edcrewood breaks
are about 300 yards : wide. The water
1S fron, on0 to i0Ur leet deep, ana is
snreadin over the country back of
A V w
these points
UIXCIXXATI,
Feb. 10 The Ohio
River was stationary from 6 to! 9 this
njorninz. but fell one inch between 9
and 10. when it was 59 feet 2 inches in
height. From 5 to 7 this evening it was
stationary at 53 feet 8 inches, just an
inch above the great rise a year ago.
From 7 to 10 it fell an inch an hour,
and then remained stationary at 58
feet 5 inches, which was its stage at 11
P.M. All danger of a water famine
is past, as more engines, aro pumping
water. The soup nouses were closed
to-night, and the relief work turned
over to the organized charitable asso
ciations. Although the Relief Commit
tee oas signified that no further outside
help is needed, contributions still come
in. W. H. Vandcrbilt to-day. through
Capt. Geo. N. Stone, gave $2,500. Re
lief work continues unabated. The
school houses are 6till used for lodgin'
tne homeless, and will na lor eon.
time. i
STATE NJBWS.
Charlotte Journal: The ! alarm ot
the people, on accoount lof the small
por near Arorganton has in no wise
abated. The gentleman who brought
tho disease with him from Texas shook
hands with a number of nrominent
citizens on his return in the incipiency
of the disease, and was isited by a
great many of his neighbors during his
sickness. Since the death of his son,
every part of 'the township in which he
resides has been quarantined, and all
the bridges leading from, thence into
Mdrganton are pajrokd by guards.
Setcs and Observer; The committee
which left here on; Friday to inspect the
asylum at Morgariton, and was tho vic
tim of Sunday's accident on the W. N.
C. R. R., was composed of nine mem
bers. . Dr. Cowell was chairman of the
House branch. Air. Boyikiri of tho Sen
ate branch. Six miles this side of Hick
ory, about 3.30 Sunday afternoon, as
the special train was running at a speed
of 15 mi las an hour, an axle of the ten
der broke, throwing the car, off the
track and turning it -over.' All were
bruised more or less, i save thp "solid"
man, of tho Committed, Mr. I Page of
Jones, wJio escaped without a" scratch.
Senator Whitford was the worst hurtJ
man ot the party. I i - J
Char'otte Observer : About nine
o'clock Sunday night, as Mr C A Ran
kin, who lives in the house on tho cor
ner of College and Second streets, was
carrying a lamp across the room, the
lamp "broke oil" at tho handle" and fell
to the tlor, the burning oil setting fire
to everything in reach The alarm
Wfis nrnmntlv ivi 5l nil tho tiro ro j
extinguished in quick order,1 and the
damage will amount to not more than
$100. Bob Kid well, former! v an
engineer on the Air-Line road, but wlm
has for sometime past bum running on
the East TennesseeVirginia &. Geor
gia Railro-.Cd met his death in an acci
'.t n rhe latter road lat Saturdav
A teMgram was received in the city S
utuUj i.iut staling me lad tnat hejh.tu
leeti killed in an accHent, but giving
no particulars. -The erection of
another compress at this, place has al
ready been-' decided upii by the own
ers of the. present compress. Tho new
compress will be exactly the same , as
the present one, but will be cbnsidera
bly larger, and it will bo located some
where near the platform.
Best ever made, Emory's Little Ca
thartic Pills, pleasant to take, sugar
coated; no griping; only 15 cents a box
ot Druggists or by mail. Standard Cure
Co., 114 Nassau Street. New York.
ftm-d&w j
. .
Bi-liop Lyman8 Appoiutmentsl
Alarcn l Thursday Weldbri.
2 Friday Halifax.
4 Sunday Enfield.
6 Tuesday Ringwood. I
8 Thursday Snow Hill, i
9 Friday, p ni,j-New bern.
- 11 Sunday Newbern.
13 Tuesday Beaumrti
14 Wednestlay Kinston.
15 Thursday Holy Innocents,
1-enoirCo. I.
16 Friday Goldsboro. m
18 Sunday Wilniingtpaj
19 Monday Wilmington. " "
20 Tuesday Wilmington.
23 Thursday Rocky MounL
23 (;ood Fnday Tirtboro.
25 Easter Day Wilson.
29 Thursday South AIUls, con-
secration. t . I
30 Friday Camden.
31 Saturday Newbegun Creek.
Xo One Goes Away ' From
Him Wlthont Help."
On the 26th December last. MK Atvin
Kensler. of this city, sent $10 to Al.j Ai
Dauphin. Prefident of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company at New Orleans
I a., with request that he forward two
tickets to him. In a week the tiro
tickets were received, Nos. 10 454 and
71.363. On the Monday following the
January drawing he received a message
that No. 10.454 had drawn the first
prize of $75,000. jje ai ODOe forwarded
the ticket for payment. a$ It is subject
to no commissions. MrJ K. is'thirtv-
eight years of age and unmarried, was
farmer, is very upright and withal a
very charitable man ; no j one in want
ever goes away from him without help.
--Odessa. (La Fayette Co., Ja.) Jlerald
January C&fclS31. I r
.Fcr Pocket Knives or -Tabla Cutlery,
a to .Ia con's nirdrraro Dcpct. - f
Them&lls close and STjJre it the City Port
oUn aa follow: . I
. -CLOSE. . i
Krtbern throogib mai fast... 8.00 P.M.
H irthcrn ttaroub and.wij-malla... A40 A. M,
Rilelgb. .-.00 P. M- and 5.40 A. ZL.
iLiiU for the N, C Ballroad and
' routes supplied therefrom Includ
ing A. ft N. C. Railroad a - 5.40 A. M.
Southern Man for all point South,
HaUv A 30 A. M. and &JX) P. M.
I
Western mail (C. C. EUlhraj) daUy, m
(except Sunday) ...'JtOaP. M.
AD polnU between HamJet and Eal
elgh....... 5.00 P.M.
MaO for Cheraw and Darlington Ball- 1
road .80 A. M. andSvOO P". 1L
Malls for point between Florence : - V
andCbarle8ton....30 A.,M. and 8-00 Y. pn.
rayetterllleaud office on Cape, Fear v ,
Elver, Tne&dars and Friday. L00 P. at.
Fayetterllle, via Lomberton, daily, ' -
except Sanday....i....L.:...i ...S.O0P. M.
Onslow C H. and intermediate ofi-
oes. Tneedays and Friday. ; ...... .6JX) A. M.
AmlrhT'iltam&lU-hrrte&mboat.dallv 1
(except SondajfS)..
.'....130 A.
Ma 11a for Easy Hill, j Town Oeek,
Shallotteand IJttle Elver, Tues
days and Fridays... 600.
M.
OPEN IXJ&DELIVEJtT. -
Wrbrhtsvllle. daily. :. . . . . ?f . . . .. .
Nortijern througb and way malls -T
TO.and 8.00 A. M
Sonthern Mail ..7.30 A. M
Carolina. Central Railroad......., 8.45 A. M
Mails collected from street boxes every day
at 3.30 P. M.
TSite
Stamo Offlce open from 8 A.
from 2 to 5. 15 P.M. Money order
Denartment oven same as stamp office
Stamps for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office is closed. -General
deliverv ooen from davllarbt to dark
and on 8unf1aya from 80 to 9.80 A. M.
COMJUEBCIAi 5EW8.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
FeburarySi P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quiet at
49 cents. Small sales at these figures,
closing dnlL
BOSIN Quoted firm at $1.35 for
Strained and $1.40 for Good Strained,
with sales as offered.
TAR Quoted steadjat$1.80 per bbl
of 380 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi
cial quotations. Sales of receipts at
$2 for Hard and $3 for Soft, an ad
vance of 25 cents on each grade. ,
COTTON Quoted steady at 9$ for
Middling. Sales of 300 bales at the
following official quotations:
Good Ordinary. .... ......8 5-16 cts
Low Middling ..91
Middling ..U...9I
r rri ji
Good Middlin ... -.. ,
.10
1-16
DAILY KECBIFXa. i
Cotton........ 358 bales
Spirits Turpentine 90 casks
Rosin 1630 bblfl
Tar J 380 bbls
MAKINJ3 NEWS.
ARRIVED. ... . I
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. M
Steamer John -Dawson Sherman,
Point Caswell, R. P. Paddison. f
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay-
etteville, G W Williams & Co. ,
Schr Joel Cook, Springer, Baltimore,
Geo Ilarriss & Co- I . :
CLEARED.
U. S mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, binithvdle. Master.
ra'nSli SmithV Pa,-
Nor brig Thela. Ilamboff, Bristol,
P!nr. Alnx Snrnnl. & Son i
Swe baroue Carin. Westerlund. Sa-
varinah. Ga. HeMe & Co
Schr William H Board man, Richard
son, l'nrt-du-i'aix, liavti, Wortbrop &
Uumming.
Exports.
FOKEION.
Bristol. Enff Nor brte Thela 200
caks spirits turpentine, 2,827 bbls
rosin I I .- ' - , '
Port-du-Pai.K, liavti -Schr William
II Boardman 120,147 ft lainber, 118,
600 shingles. . "
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.
TJIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Flralaaa Bar
and
BILLIARD
ap
8A
7
LOON ATTACHED.
PFEOELL HOUSE.1
"TJKDKR 2?EW MANAGEMENT,
I WILMINGTON, 8. 0
B. L. FERRT, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantis Hotel Tint-Class
In all its appointments. Terms $2.0 to $3.00 a
day. - tebSt
f NewEiver Oysters.
rpHE FIRST OF THE SEASON,
irorn tbe celebrated Win bury
isnnoDnevJurer.
Also, Wines, Alee, Lienors and Cigars And
free lunch every day, a 11 o'clock. .
JOHN CARROLL.
sept 23
Metropolitan Kakxm.
Excursion and Pio Nic
gEASON IS OVER. THE THEATRICAL
and Ball season la now opening. Gentlemen
wno are oaeu to riwi-ttiaDS wore and a
clean and Comfortable Barber shop, win find It
at JOHN WERNKlfrs,
Practical Barber and Perfumer, No. 29
marcel street, Dcvween rront and Water
A New Stock
OF 8 ADDLES, BRIDLES, TRUNKS, Ac,
Ac. , Just received from the Manufacturers.
Parties in need of any article in my Une
would do well to sire me a call, as I am now
lnrecei- t'ot new stock, and. selling at low
prices for Cash.
Manufacturing and Repairing dose at Short
notice-j Call at the old Saddle and Harness
Store of J. H. MALLARD.
J01- . No.8 Front St
OAii'T iOiteV 'MfclAl i
pEOPLE WILL HATE THOSE STOVES.
Another lot expected. Send your orders.
ien l rASaKB A TATLOR.
Breech-Loaders,
-piNE BREECH-LOADINO . IHIOT-GUNS, I
Shells. Wads, Powder, Shot, Cartridge Bags.
5 . ecessors to Diwsea & Co-
n r rv u 9
&
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, I
irToirsenes?. Bronchitis.CrorrD, InBm
M. i Jenza, Asthma,Vhooping Cough, In-J
cipieat Consumption and for the re4
feed stages ot the Uisease. J or bale
by all DruggistsJ Pnce, -2$ Cents.
oct3-tf
Jolm LvBoatwrighfs
'PABOEE HONNEUK"
Roller Process Flour,
For Beauty, Strength,
I Purity, and Bread pro
j . . m . i
lucia? qualities, it is
the bighest attain
able standard.
Gnaranteed in every Instance
TRY IT, IT WILL PROVE ALL WE CLAIM
FOR IT.
JOHN L. BO AT WRIGHT
FINE WINES
- . " i
AND
LIQUORS.
BRUNHILD & JJRO.,
. iNOi Z Ijraillte IlOW.
'
M 1 1 m i n arfg v D9 Y
- w ....... .& w w.
o-
I
OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to the public
that they have lately imported
from first hands in Europe, and whlchIs now
In bond at Custom House, .
IRIHIIISnE WI3STES
NOTED VINTAGES
ALSO. A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Delicious Sherries,
Ports of the Finest Bouauet,
'And most celebrated brands. '
They haye furthermore added to their full
and well selected stock a complete line of
FRENCH CORDIALS AND LIQUERS suitable
to the palate of the most fastidious.
The Rochester Brewing Company, through
Messrs. Henry L. Becker A Co., hare given
them the agency for their. "Export Beer and
whloh does not want for praise from all quar
ters. They solicit patronage.
'New Jewelry Store.
rjiHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens of Wllmln'jrton'ritat
he has leased the premises No. 12, Market St.,
and U now la receipt of
Handsome Stock of Goods,
which will be displayed In a few days.
1 Watch and Clock repaliing a specialty.
dec 19 JNO. 1L ALLEN.
fJeiv
rant.
rjTHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT1
folly announce that be has just fitted npt No
I:
1, Granite Row. South Front sc. ' a restaurant
for Ladies and Gentlemen, where - meals ano
refreshment may be had at all boors 'of th
aay. r EyerytMnjc la new and first class. Po
cte waiters and courteous attendants.
wwe ,ana uysnsrs xa rsstm (Use
Wliie Liquors andJClars. "
w f r r.A.sanrrTE.Prop.
Assignee's Sale. .'.
TETE UNDERSIGNED AS " ASS'GNKe' un
der a deed of trust from George M. Cra
P. d in pursuance of the provuions there
of, win sell at pubUs auction, for ca-h. on
Saturday, the Zilh day of February. lSS3, thc
stock of Groceries and other personal prop
erty, conveyed br said deed and cont&ised in
e-tores et. 15 tsd 13, ca Front Ktrce Sale
will De ttf-f 1 etrra at ir o'clock, and be
eoptlasd from day to day until rooH sxe
t. . - . . ' - A.O. RICAUD.
NEW APVKBTIS13MENTS.
BEVOrJDzQUECTi'.IOrj
WE ABE OFEBIXCS SOME OPTOE
aKVKHAI. LARGE SALES HAVE
' . - ' ' ', - . ASSOET JCESTv ' -
BODY BRUSCE
AS LOW AS IN ANY NOBTHEUJf MARKET. '
- DO NOT FAiL TO
Ti A K trU
' ALL OF NEW AND
A FEW BLANKETS LEFT wui be sow
TurkUh Bath
feb 18
Groceries at Wholesale,
100 Hhds 5few Cr0 Ctiba MolaB3e
200 Bbls " . ' " '-. '
100 Bbls " Porto Rico " ;
200 Ilhcls " " " " :
100 Bags Coffee,
60 Bbls Sngar, ;
500-Bbls Fkor.r I -3000
Sacks Liverpool Salt, -
- no xos' Meat,
- 20 Cans Lard,
SO Tnba Lard-
Soap. Starch, Lye. Potaeh, Oysters,
Salmon, Sardines, Cheese, Crackers, Snuff and
Tobacco, at . -
feb 11 KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.
FLEMMINGr HOUSE.
W. J. CAIiAIS, Prbp'p.
QirUATED AT THE VERY FOOT of
the
Blae Ridge, within slsrht and easy reach of
Bomeof the most famous peaks. The Roan
Mountain and o.her joints of interest are near.
uengntrui air. saiuorioas cumate ana excel
lent water. i
I will be pleascd to correspond with - partlee
propoBins rest or recreation in' tne mountains
luring tne summer months. .Excellent tabi-,
clean beds, airy rooms and prompt . service
guaranteed. Ttrms low.
ten -r. ;
Turpe ntine Sti I Is a Specialty
-J3 RICKS
FOR KETTLES, , CAPS, ARMS
AND WORMS given on
application. Lowest
rates of freight to all points South.
I IIAHT, BAILRY & CO.,
Iron Foundry, Machine Copper Works,
IS A 17 South Front St.,
Jan 24- I Wilmington, N. C.
20,000
PEANUT SACKS
NEW
AND
4 Bushel Oat Sacks.
For sale at
Willard's.
Jan 13-tf
Positive, Bargains
JN BLEACHED COTTONS, lO Shirtings,
Counterpanes, Table Damask and Towels,
f nitG uooas, Mambarg and - Irish Poln
Trimmings, Warncr Corallue, . Health, Ab
dominal and M. M. Corseta.
Ako, the best ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVE
In the city.
JNO.
HEDRICK.
feb 8
Marvin's Celebrated
"prRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
All Sizes and Prices, from $5X00 to $2,XU4.
Vl.-' :' I ;; : '
Acknowledged by the beet authorities to be the
BEST 8AFE MADE, ' !
Extract from Scientific American editorial of
Feb. 11th, 1882: "We are also"asked aaltofiUie
best lire proof safes. We say MABVDP8."
A. WTLLARD.
Ajrent at Wilmington. I
dec 19
F. P. JONES,
C"1570 Cft .TTORNETAND Coua
sellor-at Law. ' Will Braetfee fn 'i'l
' ; " I tM VA
be State.
SpeclaTiaUentlon given jtohe col
tion or Dallas. t ,
500 Hlifls. New Crop
Cuba Molasses,
-M-OW LANDING, EX-BRIQ 'ANTELOPE
direct from Matanzae. - For sale low.
Orders solicited." - . "":
. ttortii & Tzonin. "
EW ' ADVEKTISKMpv'
BB9T BABOAIXS OPTIIE BEIOX
'i
BEES MADE, STILL THEttK la
TAKE A LOOK ATXtTB
K 1 A I N S i
ELEGANT STYLES.
low down. ? , . j
Soap, Oatmoil Soap.
P. S. FINE ASSORTMENT EMBROIDEBT. ' I
IT
First National Bank of Wi.
mlngton.. v
i1:.
cArrxAi. stock., n;...
surplus rcryD..;......
received ad eoIlectJoi
aU accesTbte potnl to the UtltedStai, 1 -
DIRECTOR
MARTIN, ' JAS.gPBC2n,
B. F. HALL..
OFFICERS:
E. F, BURRUSS.....,....
.A. K. WALKER, ........ ... .'
' - . .
Preside&t
Cashier
W.LARKIN8...
apl -i
Asst Cathler
Ml
188$ '
Harper's -Young People
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TO 8IXTX TEAKS OP A0. 1 !.
Vol JT, commences November 7, lsat
The Toung People has been from the Qm
succesBf ul beyond anticlpaUon.-JT . f. w.
tang Pott. I v 1 I
1 1 1 has a distlncUye purooae, to which it itesd
liy adheres that.-namely .-of suppUntlnir tb I
more attractive, as well as more holoomT
Botton Journal. - " '
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S?Dtf, gencIan7 & ,8 unsurpassed by toy
publication of the kind yet browrht wout
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Per Year, Postage Prepaid, . j i1
Mnole Numbers, Four Cents each.
Sprciraen copy sent on receipt of Three C4.
iiJine VlSSI0' Hyper's Young Peoplafor
1881 ana 1882. hanclnnnriClv hnnnrl In lll.imln..
te Cloth, will be sent by malL- pojWp
Vcw, uu yvkkvd i each. ZX,oitp m
oung I'eopie for 18&2, 25 cenU; postoge,
cents additional V i
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rewsppers are not to copy this adrertln
ment without the express order of Hum I
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HARPER A BROTHERS,
dee 1 N.wTorlr.
C D. Morrill.
TTNDERTAKER, CABINET MAKER AK
CARPENTER. Offlr nA Work Mhnn mi 8e
ond street, opposite Southerland's stable.
Respectfully solicit nntara unrl mnrtnttm
good work, prompt dellyery andsadsfactloaia
ererr respect. . i t mTl-
;IL L.3 not, life Is sweeplnf
Upy, go ana out w
. fore yon die, tor i
hln mfirht 10a I
subUme leave behind to conquer time." V 1
wek ronr wn town. & outfit roe,
mk. Everything new. Capital notrequlr!
We will furnish you everything. Manr K
making fortunes. Ladies make as mnch M
men, and bova and rirU mV rrmt D17.
U1CD,
Reade
er, if you want business at which yon can
mak great pay all the time, write for psrtlfli
ars to H. IIalxett aim . ptin. VaIds. ;
nov 1M4W tf. ' I I
Great
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20
PIECES BEST BLACK 8ILK8,
SATINS AND BLAUK CAB.
100
DOZ. OERMAK AND IRISH LIXEM
6old at reduced prices.. '
Will close out my entire stock of Csrjj a,
Brussels,; Tapestry, Ingrain, JQpfy. im4 Offlot
Lxtting. Call and examine before jmrtbss-
lngelsewbore. ? r.
Also, faD stock of Clothing ad rndennlrtt,
from the chearvwit tn ttU twwt. Lanrevt ftock
of Red and White Tlannels. , ...J'
dec W - 50 Market 8C
Seasonable Goods. ;
jrE OFFER' NOW rRFHArrtTsls of
MOrTTJtlN BprTTER,i ! !
CREAM CHEESE.
EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES,
NEW ORIXAN 'SCOAR,
NEW CROP MOLASSES, j
IfiM Bbls. GOOD 'FLOUR ,
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