Tins pxpes
1 etery even!. 8daji ex
ecpted by
j OS 11 T. JAMES
iptIOSS rOSTAGB
PAID:
8lvr.M ci w month. 12.00.
Three
One month, S3 cent.
rir A the dir. At the above
in wj
, or LbcrtL
A4. mrtmrandiU fall-
7 ..iye their paper regularly.
r.rtW" i r ii i
ri " H t, n ti B 7nwwrt
C riraihiiUm, of any newspaper
!,. in the ciiy oj Wilmington
'iH Henrietta II. Magruder. who
i3 norence recently, was the
of the famous General John B.
pcr Mr. Spunreon recently wrote to
ra frQaMcatone that, though he
Uz sr'rilD' heis pr051" !-
mn W. H. Vandcrbilt is out driv
i3, fcj fall outfit, including team.
cutter and clothing is estima
ted lo be worth $20,000.
..
lUroa de WaggstauVa Russian no
njan. now in Chicago, has been sent
u itli country by that government to
:clv the Aracncanrailroad system.
..rutor Darid Davis' illness has not
Lccti a serious as reported, being but
'Azll cold. He is out and about agaip.
lAini noce the worse .'or hi3 confine
ment. ,
Wendell Phillips, tho Abolitionist's
Cvlin ikstoa on Saturday evening
it r. o'clock, aged 73 years. Ho. was
iLelaiiof the Iioaton School of Antt-
Slavery Agitators.
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"YV.'.y jcarj hence." says a Detroit
laic ci;ta:o. "the sight oi bark, brig or
KL xitrcatHc inland waters will draw
a croi as a curiosity. Steam is
LccLiR out the sail -crails by the
core a.
A Vbxizo journal modestly suggests
that tie celebration of the fourth ccn
ticc:a! of the discovery of America
jicu.'J bts held in that city, because it
-ii the pivot city of tho United Slates"
and Leii suited to the purpose of such a
cc.'eb ration.
M tne. Pauline Lucca left Berlin feel
iog iess happy than when she began her
season there. Tho critics, even tho old
ones, her friends of days gone by, wero
tbary of their- compliments. Indeed,
soce of them ventured to declare that
her voico was failing.
Mi Minnio Hauk tells a Buffalo re
porter that she is not "going to travel
around the country all her life 'singing
id "Carmen1 "Faust" and Favorita.!
She is ambitious whence comes a Eu
ropean residence now about to begin.
She ?oc to Berlin shortly.
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Four cents & piece was the price
proiabcd a sewing girl in Brooklyn for
making eight dozen shirU, and then
she had to bring suit to get tho money,
hererjp.'aycral.eging that the sewing,
was defective. Judgment for tho lull
amount and $3 costs was rendered in
her favor.
At a microscopic exhibition In Boston
lately, the sting ot a honey bee was
thrown UDJn the screen- thn noint nf
which was so sharp as to be hardly dis.
liaguishab e. At the time the finest ot
Cse teedlcs was shown under the samo
rower of the microscope, and the end
of the needle measured five inches
acroi.
Ivan Turguenifl suffered much during I
the latter part of his life from a pai
fui spinal trouble, lor which ho consult
I many eminent physicians and tried
tanataerabte remedies. It appears that
he had not Implicit faith in tho medical
lacu'.ty, and that when doctors failed to
a'leviatc his sufferings ho sometimes
apfc'.ted to empirics.
Dr. Ildward .Warren, formerly of
fca'.tiaiore. whose services in Egypt
cained hiaa the title of By, and who
some years has resided in Paris,
arrived at New York last week, and is
cow uniting his brother. Captain Har
ry lose Warrea. at Fredericksburg.
a; return to America Is lor rest
and recreation.
The Kepublican party ia St. lxuis.
wa.chhiilonjteca dindetl into fac
twss. is cow practically a unit. This
o:on will be followed by efforts to con
situate the organization throughout
the State. The two State Committees
are to be urged to agree upon one date
cne place for the State Convention
Q appoint delegates to Chicago.
A reporter of the New York World
ha beca looking in upon somo of the
icg women of that city. They get
from 7 to 10 cents a doun for making
c-:ru, fo cents per dozen for women's
ca.ico wrappers. 43 cents a dozen for
oea's drawers, 30 cents & dozen for
woolen overshirts "Scents a piece
for linen dusters ;ol these latter it Is said
that the smartest woman working on. a
machine cannot finUh more than
Urtcaday. It Is terrible to read of.
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VOL. VIII. W ELMINGTON. N. C, TTJES DAY. FEBRUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
IKDEX TO IEW AayESTISEMENTS.
J II Jo5Es Urcry S tables
CJW Yates School Books, Ac
IlE3!f RBEBOKB ValcntloCJ tOT lSil
Jas 15 II logins & Co This Week ,
Muxds Bros. & DeRosset Onion Set
. Uixj II. Crapox, Agt The Place to Buy
Groceries
The receipts ot cotton
to-day foot op 231 bales.
at this port
There is a plaid shawl in the Post
oflice, in this city, addressed to Eliza
Grant. I-
Workmen were busily engaged in
laying curb stones on North Water
street, between Princess and Chestnut,
to-day.
There were no cases for the Mayor's
consideration this morning, and only
one tramp furnished with lodgings a
the guard houso last night.
We aro g'.ad to sec that Mr O. G
Parsley, who has been quite sick for
some weeks past, has so far recovered
as to appear on tho streets again.
For some cause, the nature, of which
weuouotknow, mere is some uncer
tainty abuut the appcaranco of the
"White Slave" Co., as wa3 expected.
i i
Wc are having beautiful weather and
the farmers in the country are prcpar
inz for their season s crops, and some
of them have already begun ploughing.
Fishermen ar J catching but few shad
thus far, but they hopo and expect that
if this sort of weather continues, they
will begin to come in more plentifully.
St. Jacob? Oil, an honored name,
A charm that lulls to 6lecp,
A cure for pain in wealth or lame,
And helps the wretch to creep.
The strong Southerly wind this after
noon soon made the streets dry. and
th dust flew lively, much to the annoy
ance of those wliose business called
them into the streets. 1
Quite a number of young men from
the surrounding counties are migrating
to Texas, but we shall expect them to
return iu about a year convinced of the
fact .that North Carolinac's good
enough for them for the future.
,
The Clinton Cattcasicui says; '"Dr,
Dabney, State chemist, is expected
soon to visit ana examine the various
phosphate beds recently discovered in
Sampson county, wun a view to as
certaining the quantity and value of tho
rocks." 1
M'lle Ilhea, the celebrated French
actress, is coming. He repertoire con
sists ofAdriennc Lccouvrcr, Camille,
Scliool for Scandal, Much Ado about
XoUiinrj, Diane dc Luys. Caprice and
Mary Siuart, in either of which she Is
Ubcally excellent.'
Barlley Campbell's White Slave
Company, who wero to have appeared
in this city on Thursday, will jump the
town. They go from 'Richmond to
Charleston without a break playing in
the Utter city on Friday and Saturday
nights. They have acted badly about
their engagement here, i
Saturday was ground hog day, and
according to the old superstition, Win
ter is still to be with u. In ground hog:
ology, il the day is cloudy, be will
know that the Winter is broken. Il
the day is fair, tho hog will return .lo
his hybernation and appear no more
until tho latter part oi March for the
.Winter is not over yet.
Forclsrn Eacports.
During tho month of January, 1SSI.
the exports fotign from thisport were
as follows : Cotton, 8 ,439 balc3. $390,
731; spirits ot turpentine. 115.239 gallons,-
$1G,IS2; rosin. 52,574 barrels.
$78,333; Ur. 12 barrels, $24; pitch 22
barrels, $39; lumber 1 lil35, 000 feet,
$22,678; shingles 010.000, $3S59, mak
ing tho total valuo of exports for the
month aggregate $521,669.
Attempted Burglary.
The chicken thieves and other kinds
ot midnight marauders seem ; to -have
taken quite a fancy to the vicinity of
Seventh and Mulberry streets. On
Sunday night some ono of the gang
made an attempt to break into - the
dwelling house of Mr! J. J. Hopkins,
near the corner of these two) streets,
and camo near being successful The
sash las ten cr was forced, but there
happened to be a nail in i tho window
which the thief could not 'get at, and
by this means the attempt was frus
trated. The appearance of the tracks
beneath the window Indicated almost
positively that tho would-be burglar
was a woman.-
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Board of Aldermen.
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i be Board of Aldermen met in regu
lar session last night.
A resolution was adopted that fhe
City Attorney be instructed to take the
nccessarv Rfn tn rnTorPA the collection
of monevs due on Dronerty that has
been sold for taxes, the time for the re
demption ot the same .having expired.
The City Treasurer and Tax Collec
tor was instructed hereafter to enforce I
the penalty of 25 per cent, upon all
property sold lor taxes unless excused
by the Board, or by the Mayor, when
sumcieni legal eviuencc is prouueeu aa
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win saow mai jusuce ueuiauus iu .
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The Finance Committee, in conjunc
tion wjth tho Board of Audit and Fi
nance, were empowered to effect a loan
to cover the expense of the improve
ments on Water street, on such terms
and time as may bo deemed most de
sirable ; interest not to exceed eight per
cent, per annum
A resolution was adopted that the
Mayor bo authorized to sign one note
for $4,000. and two notes for $3,500
each, to cover the cost of North Water
stccet improvements.
Apnlication of the Wilmington Turn
Dike Company for the remission . of
taxes 'paid in 1882, was referred to the
Finance Committee, with power to
act. 1
S H Terry was elected policeman to
fill a vacancy on the force.
Recommendation of the committee on
Fire Department, that Brooklyn Engine
Co No 4 be disbanded, was adopted.
Petition of L Vollers to erect a wood-
rn hnildinir on Orange street, between
Front and Second, was granted.
Petition of L Stemmerman to erect a
wooden building was not granted.
The matter oi neglect in the lighting
oi lamps wm u - r
On llgniS, lOf iuwne"uu uv
power to act.
Tho Sanitary Committee were In
structed to inquire into the odorless
excavating system for emptying cess
pools, vaults. &c.. and report to the
next meeting of the Board.
County Commissioners.
The Board met in regular monthly
session yesterday afternoon.
The Treasurer submitted his. report
for tho month of January, as follows :
General Fund, balance on ,
hand $16,873.85
Educational tund. balance -
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nr.i. ii.. c : tu -
shapo or a certincate oi ueposu in me
First Xi ational Bank.
m it foil hi
report for tho monttt of January, show-
!
inir tne auiouni oi ices receivea ior
marriarro licenses to be $22.80. and
exhibited the Treasurer's receipt for the
same. Report received and ordered on
fije !
Commissioner Mooro. Chairman of
Manairersoftbe City Hospital, submit-
.,H:..nn.i nnrr whinh q r-r.
wCM uia t&iiuuai sv'vi V w-
ceived and ordered registered and filed,
E II McGuter made his annual re-
port of fines and forfeitures, which was
received and ordered entered on the
record of oflicial reports and filed.
Tho fnllrtvcinn- nart?M wero mr.intpd
licenses to retail spirituous liquors in
he citv of Wilminston: Holmes &
Hodses. JoscDh Haes. B Bollois. Alex
G Conolcy. John G L Grieschen.
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in a itn nv miTATiov
Thu Roard of County Commissioners,
upon adjournment, resolved itself into
a Board ol Education, and proceeded to
canvass tne census retnrns ' oi tne
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several school committees, and to make
he apportionment ol tho school fund
for tho year 1684, at the rate ol $2.00
per capita, as follows :
District lo 1. unite children, i.
009, colored. 1,606. Total. 3,Gld.
Whites. S3.018; colored, $3.12.
District No. 2. White children, 913;
colored, 1.510. Total, 2,153. Whites,
$l.SS6; colored. $3,020.
District No. 3. White children. 106;
colored, 101. , Total, 210 Whites,
$2Il.chlored,$J08.
District No. 4. White children, 95;
colored. 80. Total 175, Whites, $271;.
colored, $160.
colored. 221. Total, 361. Whites
$274: colored, $118.
District No. 6. White children. 11.
Colored, 463. i Total, 509. Whiles.
$82; colored, $930. Grand total, 6,
323 children. ,
Uairs VegcUblo Sicilian Hair Re
newer imparts a fine gloss and freshness
to the hair, and is highly recommended
by physicians, clergymen and scientists
as a preparation accomplishing won-
dedal results. It is & certain remedy
lor removing dandruff, making the
scalp white and clean, and restoring J they are now so frequently, but so crro
gray hair to its youthful color. a ncously designated.
NEW ADVEKTKEaiEKTS
The nvflrr.rmts thn t WP Kavfi honn QflATtiQinVof ennh
I
popular low prices are
last much longer.
thought it worth their while to buy them
; to keep ,over for next Winter. '
Vo are bound to nnt. hoforp' n, r
I . . . v.
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most gigantic purchase ot Ulothmg ever brought to North Carolina
by any
We must have room arid
sending off our Winter Stock on the fly. j
We are doing the Clothing business of this city by hard work and an honest
endeavor to merit and gain the confidence of all classes. We have reached the
position we now claim of being the leading clothier in Wilmington .
We guarantee to save you fully from lO to 33 per cent, on your purchas
. Don't take our vrord for it, but call and convince yourself &
ICS
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. THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST. j
feb 1 1
Our Little Ones. I
The February number of this beauti
ful juvenile gem is at hand and it Is
replete with beautiful things. It can
not be too highly commended. Itisfor
tho little ones, those whose minds arc
just awakening to the need of entertain
mentand instruction, and it is most
prettily adapted to the requirements of
Publishing Company. 36
Rrrmfi
Brom field street. Boston.
0
New Music.
We have received from Rev. F. W.
E. Peschau two pieces of vocal music
entitled "I'm growing! old quite
willingly." and "There is no home but
whjch WcompMed by him. We
have had lime only to notice that the
melodies are quite simple and appro-;
priate to the words to which they are
I wedded. The harmonies are correct
ana in tne most simple iorm, ana wen
rendered must have a rather pleasing
uflTpM.
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j
l We have heard both Democrats and
Detter for a cougb than rr. buh's Cough
Syrup : this old reliable remedy , never
fails to core a cough or cold at once, and
I rviAir Iaa nhfainni af onu I tnff ornra lrr
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Anniversary Exercises.
A he Howard iteiiei bteam i? ire J!.n
give Co.. No. 1, will celebrate its 29th
anniversary on the 20th inst. lhe
celebration will take place at the engine
houseduring the morning hours and
I 1 . M . J 1 t , W
I will DC auenuea dy memocrs oi une
company, their lady friends and invited
Saests. Speeches will be made and the
entertainment interspersed with vocal
na lnsiruineuuu music, conspicuous
among wnicn win no a vocal quartette,
the WOrdS ana mUSIC Ot WhlCh Will be
composed by Rev. F. ' Yf. E. Peschau.
of St. Paul's iuvaogelical Lutheran
Churcn, ana aeaicatea to a very prom-
ment memocr ot tne company, t tne
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conclusion a cola collation will be served
to tnose present.
Eagles' Island. '
A friend.who is one of the grey breads
ot the city, remarking upon our article
Dt vesterday in regard to Castle Ilavnes.
naa called our attention to another error
of frequent occurrence in regard to the
name of a certain locality in this vicini
Uy. which we hasten to correct. He
that the island immediately in
front of the city and which of late years
has been persistently called "Eagle1
Island should bo "Eagles' " Island. It
was formerly the i property of Mr.
Joseph Eagles and derives its name
from that gentleman. We plead guilty
of the fac: ol having ourselves unwit
tingly aided in extending the error
through the columns of the Review,
but we will endeavor to be more care
ful in the luture. Our friend says that
to call it "Eagle" Island indicates it as
a roosting place for that fabled bird ot
Jove whereas not one of that species
has eycr been known to build a nest
within its limits. It derives its name
from its former proprietor, as stated,
and should be called Eagles' Island and
never Eagle. The war has swept away
nearly everything connected with the
past ; let ns. at least, try to keen the old
nitrnMnrnid infr nnd nnt let
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NO. 30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. a
going rapidly and cannot
Some people have even
f . " w .vw a wvuAd i.w l
or
the
one house.
we can only have it by
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New Hanover JtSible Society.
An Interesting meeting of this society
was j held "at the Front Street M. E.
Church last night. The President, Mr.
John McLaurin, ot the North Carolina
Presbyterian, stated the ' object of the
meeting, which was opened with prayer
by Rev. Dr. Yates. Rev. Mr. Bailey,
who is engaged jn selling and distribut
ing the books of the society, made an
interesting statement of hi3 work A
meeting was appointed to be held at the
First Presbyterian Church qext Sunday
night, to consider the interests .of the
society and devise ways and means for
defray ing tho expense of canvassing the
city; and the President, was authorized
to arrange a programme for the meets
"t aicci. wuiuu mo mcciiug uuai'u wim
prayer by Rev. Dr. Wilson.
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NEyV ADVERTISEMENTS,
J. H. J ONES,1
T I VERY", SALE, BOARDING- AND EX-
CHANGE STABLES. Horses, , Mules, Bug
gies and Carriages for sale or hire.
4"trict attention paid to boarding horse3.
Terms Cash. Princess, between Third'and
a ourin streets, opposite xueatre
feb 5-lt ,
The Place to Buy Groceries!
J
. WHERE?',
AT CRAPOPJ'S.
WHY ?
T3ECAUSE HE RENEWS HIS SUPPLIES
JJ
by every Steamer. He keeps nothing but the
best and his prices are as . low as the lowest
for same an&lltv of sroods. Call and see hl3
for same quality of srooda.
GRATED PINE
APPLE put up where It Is
gvos
out.
crown n.n1 th tnoat ilpllelrma ftrHr.lo fnr P(p
GEO.
M. CRAPON, Agent,
i 22 South Front St
feb 5
This Week
TB ADD, AND SHALL CONTINUE TO
DO SO, CHOICE ARTICLES OF GROCER
I ES suited to our trade, both city and country.
We have a better and larger stock to select
from, and will be pleased to have a call or cn-
qulry from purchasers either in city or country.
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Inquiries as to prices and quality solicited.
ana samples xumisneq wnen uesirca.
Remember that we make no charge for de-
iiTery or uooas anywnere in tne city, i
feb 5
JA. B. JUGGINS & CO.
A Merciful Man
JS MERCIFUL TO HIS BEAST. THIS IS
!
a gemic rant to owners of "unblankcted"
horses The place to buy any price Blanket
you want, logeiner wnn Lp-robes. carnages,
Saddles, Harness, i Trunks, Satchels, Bags,
ac, is at
McDOUGALL BOWDEN'S,
, feb 4 No. 114 North Front St
SHAD
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ITH OTHER SPRING FISH CAN BE
found at our Fish Market
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the season throuah.
f
feb
DAVIS A SON.
Still Ahead !
TTENRY
c. PREMPERT, first class
SUA VINGr HAIR CUTTING AND SHAM
POOING SALOON. For any first-class
work call at No. 7, South Front Street, where
you will always be Mired In style.
Respectfully,
feb 4 .. . . , II. C. PREMPERT.
Annual Meeting.
T
WIS ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stock
holders of the BANK OF NEW HANOVER
will be beld at the 'Banking Uonse.in this dty,
on THURSDAY, 11th Inst., at 12 noon.
I - 8. V. WALLACE.
XcbiSt Cashier
5. 1884.
rLEASE NOTICE. 1
1
. We wia be glad to rocelvo eoasuaialcatloii
tromom Meads on any and all 'sctj ecta
RCTral Interest tmt --V-.' j , ..j ' .'
: The name- of the wrttex must always t fa
Bflhed to the Editor.
ConmiunicattoM must be wttttea oa 1 oal
ono aide of the paper.- I
- Person&ntlesi&nstbe aTolded.) ' I ' '
And It la especially and particularly und
stood that the Editor doea not ahraya eadoi
the views of correspondent cnleaa so state
In the editorial colxunna. i r
aUSCELLANEOUS.
Onion Sets; White and Red.
FKESU SUPPMT JUST ' UKCEIVED,
Also, a full assortment of j I .i
FKESII OAEDEN SEED. ,
PATENT MEDICIKE3, '
FANCY AND TOILET ABTICLES,
CIGARS in reat varUty, Ac I &c
Munds Bros. OeRosset.
New Drug Store, 1 ' 1
Jan H
Market ;
nd Second Street
Groceries. I Groceries.
BACON,
COFFEE,
II AY. '
SOAP,
SODA,
TOBACCO,
FLOUlt.
MOIVSSES,
CORN,
I.YK,
CRACKEUS,
SNUFF.
SUGA
SALT. 1
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OATS, .
POTAIT,
CANDT
CANDLES,
MATCHES, BUCKETS,
PAPER, BAGS,
GLUE, BUNGS,
! j For sale by
AXLEGkease,
TWINE,
RIVETS.
feb 4 KE1ICIINER A CALDER BROS
BABY CARRIAGES
NEW INVOICE RECEIVED1 THE past
week, and selling at close prices, j
Our stock of FURNITURE Is complete and
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of the most stylish patterns.
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WOOD TOP CENTRE TABLES, received
Saturday, in very pretty patterns
SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES of every
'..-'-..V I I I v - ,
description.
THOMAS C. CRAFT, A tent.
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Furnituro Dealer,
80 So. Front St
Sash, Doors, Blinds: &c
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JJAVING ENGAGED THE SERVICES OF
MR. G. M. ALTAFFER jlato of Altaffer 4
Price), and arranged for the purchase of new
special machinery, we desire to notify onr
friends tho public that ,wq shall at an e arly
day be rrepared to W orders for SASH.
DOORS. BLINDS. BRACKKTA. wnrtii
WUUJjUIJSW, ana ORNAMENTAL
,Yuittt. or an descriptions. We expect to
compete with Northern manufacturers, and
solicit orders from responsible parties. . i
"Alii, J30.1UXLX CO.,
Copper, Iron and Wood Workers,
j 19 and 21 8outh Front 8t.,
eb3-tf! Wilmington, N. C.
N. A. STEDMAN, Jr.,
ATTORNPY-AT-LAW. r I f
Ofllco on Prlncecs. between Front nnrl P.
ond streets, in tho Basement of Balldlng Not
114. next to old Journal Building, WILM1NG-
Practices In
all the Criminal and Chll
Sffi&Stfsr&Sffir
feb 2-d&w-lm '
vommuus,
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A Timely Swggestioii.
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FRIEND STATES PEOPLE GET COLD
by wearing old and worn shoes and thereby
cither lose their lives or have to pay Doctors
and drug men. We can furnish iBOOTS AND
SHOES to jkeep your feet dry and warm and
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preserve your health, besides Biviiwraolldcom.
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fort at much less price.
Try it and call on us.
GEO. R. FRENCH SONS,
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- 108 North Front St
febl tf
Valentines for 18SH.
SO RAPIDLY HAVE THESE GROWN IN
favor, that even the more conservaUvc
portion of the community has become, accus
tomed to the frequent sendinr anr! vhnr
of Sentimental Cards, and f his culminated in
the observance of SAINT valkvtive'h
DAY with more than usual fervor last season.
CHEAP FANCY VALENTINES,
RICH AND CHASTE EASEL VALENTINES,
ELABORATE BOX VALENjriNEsJ and - '
ELEGANT FRINGED CARD VALENTINES.
Our New and Ixadinar Fcstnra for ltfU la m.
beautiful line of HAND-PAINTED NOVEL.
I'riti'U cuvnoelno . V.I a . L
in Va ten tines! irewjy niio
In view of the growing popularity of Valtn-
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HEINSBERGER'S,
feb 2 Live Book and Music store
Fire Clay Chimney Pjpes.
WE HAVE; THEM. ALSO BISCUIT
Boards, Lap Boards. Ironinz Partis.
Meat Boards. Bvantifuiyrin t Ecu, G
lron Ware, Cake Boxc- l Closets; J
of various stvlcz. Kirrl c.ri rhm i
Granlta
of various stTlcs, Bird Casj Cheese Boxes.
tlatcd Spoona. Forks and Knives, A No. I
Cook Stoves, Ac - i .
n m , PARKER A TAYLOR-.
PURE WHITE OIL. ; ttb
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iMuuiiiorctf iviiminirion
Stcamsliii) LincL 1
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fJotice,
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N FUTURE ALL FREIGHT BILLS shall
Ie paid before-dellvery of Good.
fcbilwk X P. CAZAUI, Agcat