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NEW Ab VEBTISEMEKTS; experience.. j ' M Cinder:, Teras. - 3. 1FS2. 'Jl to ?:rrs my Hjtyrecia.wi,ii of the ra:u.ii.-u .j'.r.tili--- of A v jr's ifierrv Pectoral a .-. . -::;, h rr:!"t'7. hi.'; with CLurchiT zrr??, fnst befora i '! bii'-e Vicki'iirg, I couir?ctei e- old , yshi-M it nan ted is & daiigf rot c Veil, t foun.i r.iici till ou oar jourcb v c5i'j- iuaj .iuTT.y : or-, w '-?rt- -lr.f ri tit.i.., I Hi. 5 urg-.l l try Av. S jVii J trsve lipt th ?K ' :'.i.-iatul 5 n", l friiii!;-- .tsd 1 frt 1 ii w Ait -uvh iig.il-- r. incvy far trot -wi 'n.f'i;!i;-!? ff l!nu::- : ff.rt'.fy iff thf tjrti.t ur of :.l bron:-Ji$i; an.i ln3 a:rriSvs.-, ly lb of Aver s ( nrntv ret-To:: . r, Hcius vr;. r;kt;;b:c, -VC'S t "bilir' take ' rft:J'.Ii!-. J C. Aycp & Co., Lows!!, Tass. Sold l.y all Druggist !an 1 lytc4p dAw A AYER'S Ague Cnre contains an antidote for all malarial dis orders which, so far as known, is used in no other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor deleterious substance Tih.it evor, and consequently produces no injurious t-trect uh:i tin; constitution, but leaves the system healthy as it was before the attack. . WE WARRANT AYES'S AGUE CURE to euro every case of Fever and Ague, Inter mittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com j.Iatnt caused by malaria. In case o? failure, rtft'T due trial, dealers are authorized, by our eiicuJar dated July 1st, 1SS2, to refund Hie monpy. ' Dr. J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. may 28d &vr nrm Whito PiwnrPQR anrl.Yp.llnw Pine S3 & SSI In, BLINDS AND D0011S, Guaranteed as good a8 the Lest. Mouldtng.;Brackctv B ilusters an 1 Orna mental Wood Work. OCt 16 PARSLEY & WIGGINS. ALAItGE EEDUCTION; Cooking Scuppernong Wine Only $1 per Gallon, and to persona furnishing their own vessels 23c. per quart only will be charged 12', J i. per pint. COOKING WIE reducel from $2 to $1 for our Xoaaa patrons. NEUFCHVTEL CHEESE AND PRETZELS Received fresh ca:h week. In order to meet the Increasing demand for the Creamery Buttered Flourl we ha e reduced the price to 3Cc. per package, which is the same price as charged by the leading stores in New York city. It i most convenient and most desirable, anl fully worth the price asked. Just try a package Prepared by Mr. Joseph II. Ptranye, ii n Now York. -o- P. L. BRID&ERS & 00. HO North Front 8t. dec S Furniture. JEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE, ,- ARRIVING EVERY DAY Manufactured expressly for this market. New Styles and Low Prices. Call and exam ine our extensive variety of New and Fash ionable Goods, all made this sf son. D. A. SMITH. Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street dec 13 Best Stock. JJUYERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES WILL find at our place the LARGEST STOCK, GREATEST VARIETY OF STYLE AND i 1TSISII and LOWEST PRICES. We Invite an examination of Good and Prices. Geo. R. Erencli & Sons, 103 NORTH FRONT STREET dec 8 mim AND ELLOTT-CITFZENS H E R ME FOR SI Y CAUSE AN BE SI lent, that ye may hear. Colognea, Ki tracts. Toilet and Sachet Pow ders, soap, Turkish Towels. ToDet Cases. Full line of Drags Ac. Prescriptions a spec ialty. , At T. C. MIXiLICBS, aus ii Girxcr Fooxth and Noatti The D a i 1 y Review. JSf Hie uaxiy Jfevieto has the largest bona fide circulation, of any newspaper published, in the city of Wilmington. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1884. IN CONGKESS YISSTEKIAV SENATE. Washington. Dec. 9 Mr. Hale called up the Naval Appropriation bill, which at the close of the last session was in the hands .of the Conference committee, and as to which that com mittee had repoi ted tbat it had been unable to agree. He moved that the Senate further insist on its amend ments and ordered a new coherence It was so ordered. A large number of petitions were presented.' urging a constitutional pro hibition of the liquor traffic. On motion, it was decided by a parly vote yeas 34. nays 25 to take up the bill for the admission of Dakota; the Republicans voting iu the affirmative and the Democrats in the negative. The Dakota bill bavinz thus eecured the right of way for " o'clock, tho Sen ate proceeded in the interim to the con sideration ot bills on the live-minute calendar, and some bills tor private relief were read a third time and pass ed. On motion of Mr. Morgan, ot Texas, the Pacific Railroad land erant for the future was made the special order for Tuesday of next week. On motion of Mr. Logan, the joint resclution to amend article one, section seven, clause two. of the Constitution, relating to the veto power, wa3 made the special order for Wednesday ot next week. This is the joint resolution authorizing the President to veto spe cial clauses of appropriation bills, while approving the remainder. Among the bills introduced and re ferred was one by Mr. Shermin, to provide for the erection ot a statue to the memory ot Gen. Lafayette. A bill to provide for the sale of the Cherokee reservation in Arkansas, was read a third time jDd.passed. A bill to amtsxidtjtions ot the Re vised Statuteririiiepsohibit the de livery ot registered; inters and the pay ment of money orders' to lottery com panies, was read a third time and pass ed. The amendment consists of strik ing out the word "Iraudulent," so as to cover lotteries generally, and not mere ly "'fraudulent lotteries." In a short debate on this t i I i , Mr Morgan ex pressed tho belief tbat its passage would prohibit the payment of money orders and the delivery ot registered letters relating to private transactions .f per sons engaged in the tottery business; also, those relating to church rallies. Mr. Jackson, who reported the bill from the Committee on Postoffices. did not think the bill open to these objt e 5 ion?. The bill, he said, was merely intended to harmonize certain sections of the Revised Statutes, some of which contained the. word "fraudulent." wi!c others did not. This bill would make the sections uniform in expression. The Senate then took up, without de bate, the bill reported last session by Mr. Hoar from the Committee on Claims, providing lor the ascertain ment of c'aims of American citizens tor spoliations committed by the French prior to the 31st of July, 1801. It is the same bill that passed the Senate two years ago. HOUSE OY REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Chalmers, of Mississippi, intro duced a bill to restore a republican form of government to the State of Mississippi. Relerred. Some derisive laughter from the Democratic side greeted the reading of the title of this bill. (It provides that Congressional and State elections shall be held on the same d&y in that State. Each candidate for Congress shall be permitted to appoint in writing one in spector and one clerk at each voting precinct, who shall be permitted to witness all proceedings. It is made a crime, punishable by fine and imprison ment, for any person to assault, inti midate, threaten or insult any inspector or clerk.) The consideration ot .the Inter- State Commerce bili having .been resumed. Mr. Barksdale, of Mississippi, address ed the House in a constitutional argu ment in support of the right of Congress to legislate on the subject. There was an absence of reasons, Mr. Rai ksdal said, why Congress should not exercise that right. States could not legislate beyond their own bounda rie?, and Congress alone could adopt a ur.ilorm system which would regulate the railroads of the country. He sup ported in general terms the bill of the committee on Commerce, but he ex- the ad- pressed his preference for some of leatures of the Reagan substitute. Pending discussion the House joarned. m t m m Wlio now Unknown will take $150,000? The little tussle of thousand of all sorts and conditions of people with For tune, will take place at New Orleans. La., on Tusdav. Dec lGlh, 1884, when Gtns G. T. Reauregard of Louisana and - Jubal A. Early of Virginia will gently butirmly scatter 522,500 among the fortunatate ticket-holders of The Louisana State Lo'tery, at the Grand Semi-Annual (175Lh Monthly) Draw injr. of which 4-M. A. Dauphin," New Oneans, La.,1' is prepared to give any iulormation desired. Mr. R. M. Sloan, Jr., Cashier Bank Reidsville, N. C says: T have ap plied for a certificate of membership in the-Mutual Trust Fund Life Associa tion." - It . The officials of the Mississippi Val ley road say that the branch road which is being built from Leland Stas tion to a point on the Mississippi River, opposite Arkansas City, will be com pleted and m running order before the Christmas holidays. Tone up the system by the use of Aers Sarsaparilla. It will make you feel like a new person. Thousands have found health and relief from suf fering by the use of this great blocd purifier when all other means failed. Good materials properly porportioncd which are the essential requisites in Ready. mixed Paints can be best attain ed by using the N. Y . Enamel Paint sold at Jacobi's Depot. f : Miss G. F. Keards, Durham, C, says: "I bave used Brown' . iron Bitters, with roost satisfactory result and find my health greatly improved." T Better a lean agreement t&ao a fat lawsuit. " ' Mr. G. C. Patterson, Oxfoid. N. ,C, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cared me of nervons headache with which I was afflicted one day Ant of every week, I consider it a valuable medicine.11 A single penny fairly got is worth a thousand that are not- Mr. Kent Baier Monroe. N- C, says: 'I have u?iu! and am still using Brown's. Iron Bitters for indigestion and feeble health, and am almost sound and well. I highly recommend it." Jealousy i3 a pain which eagerly scck3 what causes pain. Mr. R. M. Terry Raleigh. N. C. says: 'T suffered with chills and dys- interry. Doctors afforded no relief: took Brown's Iron Bitters and regained health and strength. 1 heartily endorse Tberois covirtuo in promise udIcss it is kept. Mrs. L. T. Carter. Lilesville. N. C savs: "I have been using Brown's Iron Bitter3 for five years and can truthfully say its virtues exceed the recommendations for impurities of the blood." As evary thread of gold is valuable. so is every minute ot time. Mr. Wm. Brewer, Smithville. N. C, savs: "I had chills and fever. Brown's Iron Bitters was just the medicine I needed. I highly recommend it. The best backing a young man can bave is a good backbone of his own. Rev. G. W.OQley, New Berne, N C.,says: T havts taken Brown's Iron Bitters and consider it one of the best medicines known." Any man may do a casual act of good Dature, but a continuation ol them sbo s it is a part of one's temperament. Mrs. A. L. Walker, Milton. N. C. says: 'T took Brown's Iron B.tters while suffering intensely with dyspep sia am entin ly Jree from it now and attributo my recovery mainly to the use of this valuable mediciue .' Pike county, Ga , claims the largest grapevine in Ahe world. It is eighteen years old. thirty four inches in circum fcrence at the base, and is a quarter of a mile long. It bears five wagon Joads of grapes, which are said to be very hne, being ot some English variety. Mr. J. 1) Suttonfieid, Reidsville. N. C , says: "My wife's mother was in feeble health for twenty years, skilled nhysieians Ailed to relieve. . Brown's Iron Bitters benefited her wonderfully and she recommends it to. others Jer complication of diseases. ' Sorrow itself is not hard to bear as the thought of sorrow coming.. Airy ghosts that lbrk no harm doi terrifv us more than men in steel with bloody purposes. Mrs. L.W. Rolfe.Murfreesboro.N C , savs: lo all who are in need of a good tonic I recommend Browu's Iron Bit ters. I took three bottles of it and de rived great benefit therelrom." The assessment tolls of tha State of Texas for 1884 show the number of cat tle in the state to be about 8,000,000, an increase over 1883 of about 500,000. The valuation is placed at a little over $84,000,000, an increase over 1883 of about $1,500,000. Mr. E. S. Parker. Graham. N. C. says: "I nave used Brown's Iron Bit ters m my family lor several years whenever a tonic was needed." You may take tho greatest trouble, and by turning it around find joys on the other side. Mr. S. B. Swan, Greensboro, N. O, says: 'l have used Brown's Iron Bit ters and consider it my duty to state that it cared me ot disease of the kid neys when everv other medicine failed to relieve me." The numerous lynchings iu Arkansas are ruining the sheriffs' business. Ev ery time a man is hanged by a mob they lose a fee of $30, and very natu rally they are opposed to this smrl of competition. Miss Lizzie Hughes, South Mills, N. C says: "I consider Brown's Iron Bitters an excellent tonic." He that is good will infallibly be come better, and he that is bad will as certainly become worse. Mr. J. R. Whitehead. Halifax, N. C , says: "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters for indigestion, loss of appetite and nervousness. Am satisfied that it is a good medicine and take pleasure in recommending it " While the United States is paying oft its war debt at the rate of $100,000,000 a year, the other nations of the world with' great public debts such as Great Britain. Russia, Spain andltaly collect barely sufficient revenue to meet the interest and current expenses of the government leaving but little or noth ing'with which to pay off the principal. Mr. S. C McLaughlin, Wolfesville, N. C, says.- VI suffered eighteen months with vertigo and constipation, tried every thing without avail until I used Brown's Iron Bitters, one bot 4 1 r L - L i r i nc vi vvuicu uiaue me icei use a new man. Don't you think you havo a good mamma, to spread such nice, large slices of bread and jam for you?", said an old lady to a little boy, who was en joying his tea. "Yes." was the reply; "but she would be still better if she'd let me spread the jam on myself." Mrs. Dr. A.F. Newkirk, AVnming ton, says: -Having suifered with severe headache, .my nerves became much affected and general debility luiiuweu. a mjos nrowoi Iron I took Brown' isuters. much." aud it improved mo very ! ... . - coxLmmiciAij''j.i'E7s':-r. W.ILMINGTON MARKET. r ' -" December 10 4 1L SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted firm at 27 cents per gallonr No sales reported. - ' - ' l . ; , ROSIN Quoted -firm at 95 cents for Strained and $ 1 for Good Strained. TAR Quoted "firm at $1.20 per bbl of 28oibs::::;:;i:::a' ' CRUDE TljRJPENTINE Quoted steady at $1.60 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and $ I for Hard. COTTpN Quoted quiet. Sales of 100 bales on a basis of 10 5-16 cents per pound tor Middling. The following are tho official quotations : Ordinary 8 I-lficenU L)d Ordinary 9 5-10 " Low Middling...... 9 15-10 " Middling 10 5-lfi - Good Middling- -. 10 DAILY RXCXXPTS Cotton..'. , 1024 bales Spirits Turpentine 179 casks Rosin 627 -obis Tar. 405' bbls Crude Turpentine 75 bbls ftlAKINK NEWS. , ARRIVED. Steamship Regulator, Doane, New York, H G Smalibones. - Steam yacht Louise, Wocdsido Smithville. Master- Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fav etteville, G. W. Williams & Co. Ger. barque Gustar Metzler, Yorck, Barbadoes, C P Mebane Ger barque Charlotte and Anna, Kruger, St Vincent, Heide& Co Nor, brig Amykos, Holstad, Oporto, CP Mebane . Ger bg Der Wanderer, Struebing, Cape de Verde, E Peschau & Wester oiann CLEARED. Steam yacht Louise. Woodside, Smithville. Master Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay etteville. G W Williams & Co. Schr Dreadnaught, Cobb, St Auusa tine, Fla, Geo Harriss & Cq . MONTHLY STATEMENT. STOCKS ON HAND DEEMBEB 1, 1884. Cotton ashore, 14,321; afloat, 4,5S6: total. 18,907. Spirits ashore, 1,753; afloat, 518; to tal. 2,271. Rosin aShore, 7.6.398; afloat, 9,637; total, 86,085. Tar ashore, 799; afloat, 70; total, 8C9. 1 Crude ashore, 1 .0781 RECEIPTS FOR MONTH ENDED DEC? I nnttrn on cn. on;fo t k.ak. aid " o .-Ja nA ' f EXPORTS FOR MONTH ENDED DEC. L DOMESTIC. Cotton, 3, 154; spirits. 707; rosin. 2.697-, tar, 2,576; crude, 2,111. FOREIGN . Cotton, 19.660; spirits, 2,650 ro3in. 15, 186. MISCELLANEOUS Groceries. Groceries. Jj1L UR, MOLASSES, COFKLK, BACON, Sugar, JSalt, Corn, Elce, Mal, Lard, Soda, f 4 . -? - - -SI' , . - Gl'ie. Lye, tpap, Potash, Hoop Iron, Oats, Hay, StarcJT, Snuff, Crackcra.Tcbaeco, Cigars, Cantlv,, Candles, Matches. Powder, Shot, Caps, Paper Bags, Backets, Fuse, &c. . For sale by ' nov 3 KERCIINEE & CALDER BROS NATIONAL MILLS. All Wool Cassimeres, Direct from the Factory. DESIRABLE GOODS FOR MEN A BOT8 A FULL LINE JUST OPENED. JNO. J. HEDRICK. OCt 4 Call and See rpHOSE ELEGANT FRUIT PRESERVES We guarantee lb em to bo pare, and the flavor as If put up at home. A trial Is all we ask. Canned Goods of all kinds. Prunes, Currants, Pickles, Dried Beef, Oranges and Lemons. Baklosr PowderB too numerous to mention. Jellies. Crackers, the best of- Cheese, Hams ana cmearuurea bnotuuer, coffees roasted and ground. isy steamer to-morrow Mocha t offee We do not rasr on all Flour, but we nut the SUPERLATIVE agalnat any tn the market. Parties wlshlncr Preserves at retail will please send dishes. Bept3J F. G, & N. ROBINSON. NEW PRIVATE BOARDING EODSE Northwest corner of Second and Market sts. MRS. A. G. BLACK TAKES PLEASURE in announcing to her frlenria imliho mm k. lie that regular, table and transient board can De nau at me auove ioauon, tne most conve nient to btwiness ot any In the city. Rooms laree. well ventilated ami vu fnmiahoH Table supplied with the best the market af- ioras. Aerms moderate. - decltf Monday ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL find lanre conslrnments nf Awnlpji Ppihm pt Chickens, liggs and alloiher country produce Tneae 0ds must be sold at once. Call on A. W. RIVEN BARK, The Liveirocer and Commission Merchant, 114 aorth Water at,, wptW t wumlngton.N.C. W. & E. S. LATIMER, Attornevs-at-Law. pflo-s, fi. Cor4Prlncca4aii(j:w ateSta. mSCELXAlTEOUS. V - -V ; bi ; ; USEFUL AS VELL AS ORNAMENTAT "piiiin : 0 ; ORDER. SU AS A Nice Dress f: . A Nice a?d Pretty Wrap. A Nice and Cheap Carpet, A Box'of good Hose Box of good Handfs, Nice TaUo Linen "y' Napkins and Dovlies, . A pair of good Blankets Paisley or Brochet Shawls, Children's Cloaks. ' HOSIERY of.all kinds. . Ladies', Gcoia' and ChiWren's IIXDV . ' Curtains. Curtains, ' , ?AI!" Special ofletiDg duriog the Iljolidajs of. NEW I.ACE CURTAINS EXTENSIOK CORNICE. CORNICE I'OI.K-. &c. COULD NOT HAVE PLAYED GREATER IIAVOC AVITII OUR STOC K than have hundreds of customers who bave thronged cur store darinr the. last two weeks The immense stock we 'placed upon our counters at the opening of the season ha3 melted away and with those goods have also gone Thousands of Dollar's Wortliouglit" to Replenish the Original Stock. u.We certainly liave'no occasion to talk of "dull times". "low trade" or anv th ng of the kind. It is a great comfurt to the Clothing buyers to have a houL to deal with that they can rely on first, last and oil the time. - MHltlEK'S is reaping the benefit of this fact. On r great trade is certainly tho most Suc cessful in its line m Wilmington to-dav. - We will cheerfully send goods for approval-to your homes where voii can compare them with the goods from other houses. You will be actual- as tounded at the great saving we will make for you. - , -. ' -. J THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER. 44 Ji tr IIS- twi dec 8- 5-j THE - Oar Improved Artl"cial Ear Drains vnBCIeaua3 men ot Knpe and America. Wrtto from doctors, J idges, mtnlsiters aod prominent men and women who Jiave oem cured, and w take v'-engHn: in r-ecom.Tr ending tftein. They nre unaeen white la use, comfortaMe to wear, oi cacJceapexmaaantcura Zddrc, J. H. Nicholson, 7 Murray .t tiexr York Brs!i, t.xti'i .V t xiiiu-'i:. 'V.'iit tSTSviuS tor CKtalcsrijo. mch 13 d&w lv Hurrah ! Hurrah ! SANTA GLAUS HAS MADE IIIs HEADQUARTERS AT TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, with an immanse stock of DOLLS, In every size and style, DRUMS, Trumpets, Games, Blocks, : HOBBY nOESES. Yeioc'pede, WHIPS, Reins, Bells, And thousands of other things for the little ones. You are all invited to ceil and see the Grand Toy and Holiday Goods Opening, Together with a new stock of 1 adies' Hats, Ribbons, Flowers. - Feathers, Breasts, Birds, Wings, Tips, Velvets, Piuhes and Satins. JU3T RECEIVED : A new line of Laces, Lace Collars, Handker chiefs, In Silk and Linen. A new line of Gloves. A nsw line of Hand Satchels, pocket books. -A new line of Jewelry. A new line of Underwear and Hosiery. - A new stock of Children's . Worsted Hoods and Sacks, Babie' Cloaks, &c, Ac. Also a new line of Silk, and Alpacca Um brellas, and will be sold at rcoo&rkablj low pries, at . ' Taylor's Bazaar. N. B. 1 VERY PURCHASER OF. Btr TWO DOLLAR'S WORTH OR MORE. T WILL RECEIVE A TICKET FOR A CHANCE OS A HANDSOMELY J83-DRESSJKDIOINTED, BISQUE DOLL Tt e Ladles are Invited t o call and see at 1 TAYLOR'S BAZaaB,, ' : .118 market St'V;' dec : i ' wiiiriiGTajr, iscik IStep Ladders, all leDffths. at Jacdbi nr ' " h -n 0A; BAl Depot. . - r f T" ; . WqKwt tTZT h i MISCELLANEnna f cure Peafness in 11 fetaces. EecommenflM for illustrate descriptive Boofc and tearjmout s1 mi Wirs & Iron U. C.VKT'VACtCIlF.RS O? X':o-", Srrve.s. Vmhr Vanes. KtAh RvturM. It!?' m. Wins Steia. Ilmiftwi liJit.xs.iniii.Sliuttera, Counter Supports.i. K3" Mention Ibis Taper. At Cost! QVEE 5(X); BOXES TOBACCO AT. COST to clo-e nut. Also, large stock of Plug and Smoking Tobacco at ver low prices,! fiom the Best F&ftories In Virginia. 4- .v .. , . ' ' ' :i ' - Cigars and Cigareltes By the mllliion, atlthe OfSca of - CAPE'FKAU TOBACCO. WORKS, eopt 15 tf r No. 133 North Market St. Wotiee jyjTY FRIENDS AND THE ; PUBI IC ABE re-pc ctfoJly notified that T haye oId out my Interest in the Livery stable business to Mr. It. C Orrelu Thanking them for tke very liberal patronage hoy have accorded me. 1 bespeak the same for the new firm, Messrs. Sykes OrrelL Respectfully, oct 27 OWEN K. HO LLINQ3 WORTH Sykes & Orfell, PROPRIETORS 1 IVERY,'8ALE AND EI CHANGE STABLES, ENERAL STOCK YABD FOR MILCH COWS AND BEEF CATTLE. Corner Fourth and Mulberry 8ts. . 4V Personal attention glyen U Boarding norses. y o;t27 Benj. W. Davis, (Formerly with W. E. Da1s 4 Son, Wllmlrg ton, N, C.) 09 Barclay St. New York, Oeueral Commission Merchant -JQEALER IS COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ap ples, Game. FUh, Terrapins, Eggs an Chick ens. Highest market prices, and prompt re turns guaranteed. A trial is all I ask. Rffr b permission to E. K. Burrusa, Presi dent FirstNatlonal Bank of Wilmington. N.C.; Mcssrrs J. H. Chad bourn A Co., steam fiaw Mills; P. L, B ridge rs & O.. Grocers; P. Com mlng & Co., Grain and Feed dealers; Davis Bon, Ice and Fish. S outhern Produce a Specialty. octl Cm - The Election is Over JTJHE COUNTRY IS SAVED. OL'S PUE- chaees arc lirgc. Our expenses etna" and me are determined to sell Groceries cLeap i sum these hard Umes. Save money by tuy ing from . , E. O. noTlS No. J9 xortft Second ot OFFICE OF VTCC S3 SOUTH FOURTH -STREET; op JX poslte Miller's Drug Store. - MrSotx cn&oge ot office bows, which are aa follows 3 to a.m.t J2 to t p. m. 6 to 9 p.m. . HOT 5 . ,. s. " -.:;;. - rJotice. xron WILL'DO WELL - BY I callJnir at 10 South . Front at . w&ere Tea will find fine fresh eggs, ana ew suvet oysien . open ana in wjc o ana in v. i tjeu received Ircsh. every day, A'bo, Fre siFaaUyUroxrlcefanluulac!ieap for cas! ept)y - W. T. CEOOM. aay, A.BO,rvBu . -
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