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SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGK PAID;
yve year 91.00. Six months. t.09. Three
aontks. $1-00; One month, 85 cento.
The paper will bo delivered by carriers free
3t charge. In any part of the city, at the above
rites, or 10 cento per week.
'.vcstlaing rate low and liberal.
3-3ubeerlbeni will report any and all fall
rjes to receive their paper regularly ,
jy Tnt Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
listed, in the city of Wilmington. JB
The Prince ot Wales has expended
1,000 000 on bis Sandringbaro prop
erly, exclusive of the purchase money.
Of tbe member' ol the Episcopal
beech in England fifteen, or nearly one
half, were appointed by Mr. Gladstone.
"A gigantic engine of tho national de
moralization." was Lrd Beacons
field's definition of the turf in one of bis
novels.
An experimental shaft in the new oil
region of Wyoming Territory, sunk
only fitieen tcet, jields six barrels of
oil in twenty-four hours.
Gen. Grant, in the Century, says the
troops on both siden in the battle of
Shiloh "were Americans, and united
tbey need not fear any foreign foe."
Two weeks a?o Mr. Greene, of Mas
sachusetts, refused $13,000 for a horse
mat is now dead. Mr. Greene is now
looking lor a horse, at a much lower
figure, that will kick'him.
tmm
California's first attempts at raisin
producing were made about nineteen
years ago. The following year about
1,500 boxes were made,. Ten years ago
the crop amounted to about 40,000
boxes, while this year it is estimated at
200,000 boxes.
Henry C. Pedder, of notoriety in re
gard to the affairs of Arnold. Consta
ble & Co. and of the late Manhattan, is
living now in the Island of St. Kitts, one
ot the, West Indies, where he was born.
There a business which nets its mana
ger $25 a month makes a nabob of him.
It has been discovered by the Tren
ton, N J.. Board of Health that farm
ers in the surrounding country bavv
been in the habit of adulterating their
' tresh roll butler" with oleomargarine
and other nauseous stuff, and then sell
ing it to their confiding customers iu
that city as the pure and genuine arti
cle. . -
A Vermont farmer made a net profit
of $43.50 from the produce of a single
lien turkey during tbe past season.
This is equal to 100 bushels of wheatJ
in Kansas at 43 cents per bushel, with
this difference: It would cost as much
to raise and harvest the wheat as it
vvouid bring, while the proceeds of the
turkey were gain.
Tbe discoverer ot the richest of the
Lcadville silver mines sold his claim at
once for $40,000, and during the follow
ing year the two purchasers made $1,
000,000 each from it. Meanwhile, the
discoverer squandered his $40,000 in
prospecting, and the ether day, a home
less tramp, he applied for a night's
lodgings at the Lcadville ttationhouse.
The London Echo says: "While our
navy is reported to be gone to the dogs,'
and the national industries are sup
posed to be following the navy, it must
fill every well-conditioned Briton's
heart with delight and pride to learn
from the papers that the repairsing and
refitting of the royal yaeht are just, com
plete. The bill is only 50,000 sterl
ing." .
An Italian dramatist, Signor Tito
Maaimoli, has lost no time in making
capital out of the recent occurrence in
the Pari Palais de Justice. He has
writtcu a five-act drama, entitled "The
Revenge ot Mine. Hugues; or. a
Womau who Kills.1 This has been
played at the Fossati Theatre,in Milan.
Anioug the personages introduced are
M. C.ovis Hughes and his wife. M
Morio. Mme. Gatineau, and M. Ana!
to!e de la Forge. The piece is said to
be enormously successful.
A specimen ot the manner in which
public business is transacted may be
!ound by investigation of khe affairs of
the Congressional House Committee on
Ventilation and Acoustics. This com
mittee has spent nearly $1,800 for clerk
hire and stationery, to say nothing
of other expenses, and its gross pro
duct is one little resolution providing
for tbe remoyal of the screens between
the members' desks and tbe lobby a
job that would cost, perhaps. $10.
Reveries of bachelors used to con
tain an alloy of painful anticipation,
on account of sleepless nights with tbe
prospective baby, but Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup has made all that part a joy for
ever. Hardware
QV ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1-iy-
Wholesale and Betail at BOCK BOTTOM
yncsa. w. E. SPBJNGKB CO..
I 19, 31 A 23 Market Street,
The
VOI,. IX. W LMINGTON. N. C TUESDAY, JANUAftY 27.
LOCAL NEWS.
tSSEX TO VtW ACYffmgEKEITS.
F C Millkr V Fresh Sur p'y
C W V axes Bl ,nk Books
Uexxsbbgeh Blank Books
Craig Thomas To the Public
Strated or Stolen-Newfoundland D.cg
The receipts of cotton at thi
port
io-
I day foot up 214'bale.
The off shore storm signal was flying
this morning.
There was a total absence of the
tramp fraternity at the guard house
last night.
This morning the weather was beau
tiful and pleasant, for the first time in
many days.
There is a big run for the $5 trousers
at Dyer's. They affe certainly fine and
don't yen forget it. f
The market was bountifully supp ied
with meats of all kinds this morning
and the quality was very good.
This weather may be delightful, but
news out to "parn out" worth a
cent. It has been a remarkably dul
clay for news gathering.
To every Housekeeper a good
substantial cook stove is an important
necessity and our readers will find the
best at Factory prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. t
We observe quite a fine display ol
new Revolvers lor very reasonable
prices, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. f
A colored man named Charlie Jack
son fell down in a fit on Market street
this morning, which v;as the cause of
some excitemer-t lor a few moments.
Messrs W. E. Davis & Son have lost
two of their carrier pigeons. They
were turned loose at the fishery, 21
miles from the city, a fe days ago and
have not been seen since.
Milton Nobles, who is a particular
lavorite with the theatre goins: people
of Wilmington, is booked to appear at
the Opera House on the nights of the
11th and 12th of February next.
While we have had nci intensely cold
weather, we hae had none that could
be called really pleasant weather since
Christmas. January has been an un
pleasant month thus far until to-tipy.
Workmen are busily engaged at th
marine railway in repairing tbe tug
Wm. Nice, which was recently dam
aged so seriously by fire. She will be
ready for service again in about six
weeks.
A number ot superior dressed hogs
were brought into market this morn
ing, one of which weighed a trifle more,
than 400 pounds. They were raised by
Mr. E. T. Conway, at Greenville
Sound.
A colored man with an ox and cart
and in a high state of hilarious excite
men t , passed along North Second street
at about 8 o'clock last night shouting
"Hurrah Ipr the Custom House men
and the Postoffice men! Won't they
have to git up and git alter the 4th of
March?"
Personal.
We regret tqfrhear that Mr Vl . K,
Mayo i3 sick at his house on Dock
street, between Front and Second.
Dropped lead.
Ltucy Copeland, a colored woman,
aged about60 years, dropped dead this
morning on Fourth street, between
Church and Castle. She was unmar
ried and had been a cook nearly all her
life. Heart disease was pronounced
e cause of death.
. . i
etuau.
Two fhad, the first of the season
were brought into the city to-day. They
were caught yesterday by Messrs. Can
aday and Arthur, of the fishing boat
Clcvclan d, which belongs to Mr. John
Piver, of the city police force. The
price asked for tbe pair was only $3.
but whether they brought that amount
or not is more than we are able to say-
All kinds ot pains and aches yield at
once to St. Jacons Oil, the sovereign
cure.
' Buffer in? Humanity Owes
You a Debt of Ciratitude,"
Writes Mr. Jiarry W. Ol instead
Proofreader, Indianapolis, Ind. Times
t was ai tries t a ouraen to me caus
ed by Kidney Disease. The best phpsi
cians eve me no relief. I used Dr.
David Kennedy's 'Favorite Remedy.'
and can say I feel like a new man. I
am confident I am entirely cared and
write to return my sincere thanks for
the cure your medicine has effected. I
shall use every opportunity to let suf
ferers know where they may find re
lief." f m w & w.
Step Ladders, all lengths, at Jacobi's
Depot. . , f
Daily
At Kest.
The obsequies of the late Mr. Wil
liam Hankins were held at 11 o'clock
this morning at Front Street M. E.
Church. Rev. Dr. Yates, the pastor,
officiating. The remains were convey
ed to Oakdale Oemetery for interment,
the pall-bearers ben g Dr9. J. D. Bella
my, and W. W.. Harrins. and Messrs
Alfred Alderman, J. W. Thompson,
David Walsh and John Yopp.
Another Gone.
Wo regret to learn of the death of
Mr. George O. VanAmringe, which
occurred id this city this morning, after
a lingering illness. Mr. VanAmringe
was 50 years of age. and had been near
ly alife-long resident ot Wilmington.
He was an excellent man of business,
and possessed many kindly traits of
character, which endeared him most to
those who knew him best. Tbe funeral
services will be held to-morrow after
noon from the residence ot Mr. George
Chadbourn, on South Front street.
,N City Court.
Candace Dunstan. alias Candace Wil
son, colored, was brought before Mayor
Hall this morning, harged with disor
derly conduct, and was required to pay
a fine of $5 for the offense.
Samuel King, also colored, for an
assault with a deadly weapon with in.
ten to ksl1. was required to give a bond
in the sum of $50 for his appearance
at the next terra of the Criminal Court,
in default of which he was committed
to jail.
She Got Them.
If some of our citizens, who have re
cently lost their chickens, had pursued
the plan adopted by a colored woman a
short time since, they might have found
their property and at the same time
gotten a clue to the thief. Tbe woman
to whom we refer arose one morning,
not long since, and found that some
thiet during tbe night had stolen her
chickens, and upim the discovery of
her loss she proceeded as quickly as
possible the market where she soon
found them and took them home in
triumph. She says, "The measly no
'count niggers needn't try to steal my
chick'ns. fer I'll find 'em ebery timeV
The same plan, if pursued by other vic
tims, would undoubtedly produce tbe
same successful result.
Mterary.
One of the articles in the February
Magazine of American History is Rev.
Dr. Vermilye's sketch of the "Early
New York Post Office," accompanied
with several illustrations. The second
article, by Horatio Hale, describes the
Mohawk Chief, George H. M. Johnson,
with a graphic account of his work
among the Six Nations. His portrait
in Indian costume is striking. Col.
William Howard Mills contributes
material concerning "Benedict Arn
old's March through Maine to Cana
da." Hon. Charles Gayarre discusses
the character of Andrew Jackson, furn
islr'ng extracts from letters never ,be
given to the public. Prof. Wilson set
tles the question as to "Andre's Land
ing Place at Haverstraw." It contains
aa intestmg sketch of Colonel Alexan
der William Doniphan, by Thomas L.
Saeed, and a criticism on "Some Re
cent School Books," by Prof. Channing,
of Harvard. Price, $5 a year in ad
vance. Published at 30 Lay layette
Place, New York City.
Little is ridge.
We understand that the question of
an iron bridge for Smith's Creek has
been mooted and that the matter has
been serionsly considered by the Board
ot County Commissioners, who have
not, however, as yet come to a decision
upou the matter. It will probably also
be brought up at the next meeting of
the Board of Justices of the Peace.
Little Bridge, as the structure is
known, spans Smith's Creek, on the
public road, just North of the city lim
its. It has always been a trouble and
a tribulation to the managers of county
affairs and has a knack of tumbling
into the creek every few years.
It has been repaired and rebuilt
a number ot times since
tbe war and tbe amount which has been
expended upon it in that period of time
would probably pay the cost of a good
iron bridge which would last well into
the next century. It would be econ
omy, we think, to put upan iron bridge
there and especially at this time while
the materal is so low in price.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather, followed during Wednesday
by local rains, warmer Southerly,
shifting to Easterly winds, and tailing
barometer.
KEYIEW.
List of Letters.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in this City on Wed
nesday. January 28. 1685:
A Susan J Alderman, care Frank
Merritt .
B Maegie Bunting, John Brown,
Charles Balliache. Abram Bat son.
C Amelia Campbell, Abigail Craw
ford, Henry Cole, Hatie Charran, Julia
Calliban.
P Charles Davis, Hannibal Dancey,
John L Dunlap, Root Davis.
E Warren Evans, (2).
F W H Flynn, Orra Lee Fox.
G Daniel Goodwin, Geo Gordon.
H Annie f Inborn, care M W Hil
burn, Daniel Hicks, (col). Jesse
Hodges.
J Emcliui Jarvis, Rev Peter Jones.
K Huida King.
JV John R Lane, Albert Longstredt.
M Alex McRae. Ellen Marble. Jas
Murphey, S B Moore.
N Lout Nordham, (2).
P Mary Payne, Alex Peyton.
RD V Rieger, Fannie Robbins,
Fletcher Rigbter.
S Hagar Stackbouse, J St Clair,
Lummie Smith, Millie Smith, Thomas
Seay.
T Lucy Thompson. G W Tisdal,
Charley Tate.
V Mrs Van Toomcr, A E
Vaughan.
W Reed Whitfield. N White, M N
Williams, Lilly Wilson. (2), Louis
Wiegmann, H YVatrous, Geo Williams,
(col), F Weissman, Calvin Williams.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised ;" if not
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
D. C Ed. R. Brink P. M.
The Art Amateur.
For February contaios the usual pro
lusion ot designs for art work, includ
ing decorations fer a dessert-plate
(asters), a double tile (wisteria) panels
in caryed walnut and repousse brass.
ana embroidery designs tor a blotter, a
picture mount and six doilies (signs ot
the zodiac humorously treated.) The
notable feature of the number is a strik
ing double-page drawing by Geo.
Wharton Edwards, representing two
boatmen "putting off' in a stormy sea.
Six clever sketches by this rising young
artist, anu three by Jan ;nelminski, a
Polish horse painter of much talent,
are also given. There arc articles of
special interest on the lighting and de
coration of picture galleries, on modei
ling in clay and wax. on recent Doulton
ware, on "Some Possible Exhibitions."
and on Bastien-Lepage. the famous
French painter recently deceased. The
supply of hints and directions for art
workers is generously maintained, and
"My Note Book" and the dramatic
teuilleton are especially entertaining.
Price 35 cents. Montague Marks,
Publisher, 23 Union Square, New
York.
Editor Review I see that your
"esteemed cotemporary," the Star,
rushes fearlessly intc the breach in fa
vor of the no-fence people. His opin
ions on all points, especially on those
relating to agricultural matters, are of
course highly valuable especially in
the way of keeping the crow from the
corn by eating the crow but yet there
are a few things to be said tor the "fel
lows who depredate on their neighbors
and who live at the expense of others",
meaning thereby, we presume, all who
differ with the agricultural editor of
the Star on tbe fence law question.
"Hear the other side" ho says and then
with his usual fairness and candor he
goes on to describe the other side as
' fellows who live at the expense of
their neighbors." Well, never mind, the
Star is not the Legislature and it is to
the representatives of the people and
not to the Star man that the question
of a no-fence law for New Hanover is
to be submitted.
Respectfully yours,
Jim Crow.
Goodmaterials properly porportioned
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
DIED.
Vas AMRINGE In this city t his morning at
7 o'clock, a. m.. Mr. GEO. O. VanAMUISGF.
aged 56 years
sunerau win tate puce tc-m'rrow (Wed
nesday) evening, at 8 o'clock, from the resi
dence of - his fttete.r. Mr Ron. i :hfihnurn.
corner Front and Mnn streets. FrUiids and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
c .
NEW ADVERISEMENTS
Strayed or Stolen.
JpROM THE RESIDENCE 4 IS NORTH
Front Street, on Sunday moraine a Nis.W
FOUNDLAND DOO, half grown and of a
Brown-BJacfc color and will answer to the
name of JIM. A suitable reward will b 2 paid
for nig return. jan 27 It
To the Public.
Q ALL AT OUR STORE WHRKK TOD
will Ind a choice stock ef
FAMILT GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, .
A Choice lot Of SEED IRISH POTATOES,
(Early Eoae) just arrived. Another lot of
N. C HAMS, SHOULDERS AND MD
D LING S, just received For sale cheap.
49 Lot and Stall accommodations frae.
CRAIG THOMAS,
ja f.T 113 So. Front St.
NO. 23.
HKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.
FRONT WISDOW IS WHEELER &
WILSON Manfg to'a Office, with plenty
of room In front ani back room. Can le rest
ed cheap Appl? at office, 119 Prlncees St.
n . . . a
rie it l . urea rvjuu ru.
jan .6 6:
New Goods
T Y EVERY STEAMER.
For sale low by
GILES MURCHISON,
Murch'.son Block.
jan 26
Library Lamps,
H
AND AND STAND 1AMP3. LAMP
Burners. Chimneys and Shades. We have
just reclved a lull supply of our popular
AliU SOU inKna UAlv tOUh
sTO v"Ej. Have yon seen our Improved Far
n er? Pure H hlte Oil always on hand.
PARKER A TAYLOB,
jan i , 23 South f ront St
Blank Books
T EDG1R3,
JOURNALS, CASH BOOK8,
J
Day Books, Invoice Books, Bill Books
1 rial
Bdla-ces, Time Books: Note, Draft and Bo -celpt
Books, new styles; Checks Bank of New
Hanover, Checks Firet National Bank; Paptr.
Legal Cap, Cap, 1 otter, Note and Blliet ; Pens,
Inkjs of all kinds, 8teel Pens, Pencil, and
many other articles, just received and for sale
1885
cheap at HEINSBERG&R'S.
jan 20 Live Book and Music Stores
Blank Books,
JETTER BOORS, CHECK, NOTE AND
Receipt Books, ail lises, in etrek and made to
order. Special attention lo orders for Litho
graphing Checks, Drafts, Letter He sds, Visi
ting Cards, Invitations, &i. Sea's and "Bub
bcr Stamps of every description made to cr
dcr. A full stock of Office and Fancy Sta
tionery always on hand.
C. W. YATES.
ian26 US) Market St
Comfortable and Stylish,
o
UB COMMON SENSE SHOES FOB
Ladles. Our SHOES for Gents' wear fit eas'ly
and wear comfoxtabir. Misses and Children's
8HOES In great variety and shapes to fit
without hurting. Ccme and try a pair. Sold
low at
Geo. R. French & Sons',
108 NORTH FRONT STREET
Jan SG
No Failnre Here.
T TAKE THIS MEANS OF SAYlNti THAI
tue report current, in the streets to-day that
the undersigned had failed, is utterly untrue
and without any foundation whitever. It
arose "perhaps from a suit in a Justice's
Court against a person bearing a name that
sounds similar to that of the undersigned. I
have not failed and will not fail lo keep on
hand the finest liquors and cigars and to keep
the finpst i es tan ran tin tho city where all can
drive dull care away by familiarity with the
finest the market affords. Ihe only failure
around my way is the failure Walker Mootc
met with in collecting bills this morning but
he will trv again
WILL WEST,
Prop. Gem Restaurant and Saloon,
jan 20 tf
GOOD SUGGESTIONS
The Creamery Buttered
Flour
p MEETING WITH SUCH 31 RKKD
succc s that we fir-d it will pay v - to sell it for
85 CENTS PER PACE AG E. Tbi tccesary
article of food is prepared with so much care,
and is such a great convenience to housekeep
ers, that we do not hesitate to put it on the
market. The finest I IGHT BREAD, ROLLS,
M IF FINS, WAFFLES and CAKES of all
kinds cas he made in a few minutes and with
out any trouble
It Is so cleanly that you can make your
Cakes, Breads, Ac, in tbe house without af-
fectlng tbe tidiness of the rooa. Receipts ac
company each package.
it la prepared by Mr. J . H. Strange, a for
mer WllmiogtoniaB, now of New York city,
and we know it Is PORE AND WHOLESOME.
PRICK BKDUCKD TO 25 CENTS PER
PACKAGE.
o-
-'-X v 1 - - -
P. L. BRIDGEES & GO.
119 North Front St.
jan
LMAfW v
Wtwintttglad to iKMll
nnvatto.
.any
aU ;buh
lameof the wrtttr meat amaya b.
to the Editor.
Gommnnlcatloaa man bo wrtttas . oa
one aide of the paper.
Personalities mast be avoided :
And U If especially and particularly txde
stood teat the Editor doe wot always ek-a
the views of eorresponderte uxsle p !ai
in the editorial ce rasas.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Safe Side
Q4
LMOST ANY QUESTION I) TUB
generons side; hut la matters of shoppicg an
exception should be made and in justice to
one's self, not only should advertisements le
read, but goods and prices examined before
accepting them as h&lng cheap or r-osseaaing
won?erfel"value. This meaturc we can safely
ask to be applied to the ollonirg
SPECIAL SALE
of RID G! )YES just opei id, i" a!l tizesan 1
colors, and will i sold at
48 Cents per Pair.
This i a decided baigala. An fatly call will
secure eonio of thcu, lor they are ouly a dml
tf d lot.
On our ceutre counter we display numerous
bargains in
EMBROIDERY.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS, JbC, JLC.
Together with a full stcck of
CORSETS, UNDERWEAR,
LACES, VELVETS,
RIBBONS, HAT8, AC. AC
J. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St
WILMINGTON, N. C
jan 19
A. O. McGlKT, Auctioneer.
BY S. II. TRIMBLE A CO.
T EXCHANGE CORNER, Wednesday,
January 28th, at 11 o'clock, we' will tell tbreo
Houses and lots, all in good repair.
No. 520 EouthweBt corner Church and i ixth
s'e. live rooms, piazza back and front
Splendid water In vard. Lot about (6x80.
Nf..5l8 South slue of ( hurch and Sixth sta.
Tbiea rooms. Lot (Wx40 feet.
No. G08 South side Ann tt., between Sixth
and Seventh Streets, (painted white). FlvO
rooms, front and back piazza 8plendld water
in yard Lot about 55x82 ft ct.
Terms easy. Made known day of sale.
jan 22 5t
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Notice.
LL PERSONS ABE HEREBY Cautioned
again? t trading for a Certificate, of Deposit la
sued by The First National Baok of Wiimlng
ton. No. 1,724, dated Oct 31, 1878, lfavor of
B. WlUiams, for $1(0. Said CerLficatc hi lost,
and payment is etoppci.
jan 2J tf 'A; K. WALKER, Cashier
A Card.
rpO THE COUNTRY FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS. If you want good prices and
quick returns for your 'produce, consign it to
J. R. MAR3HALL. No. 21 North Water St..
Wilmlnarton, N. C.
He solicits consignments of all -k inda of pro
duce and Naval Stores.
jan 14 d&w
Clemmer.
FEW MORE OF THAT CELEBRATED
FlKST-CLaSS WHISKEY just received.
CAROLINA YACHT CLUB le CIGARS
still holds the Cake. Try McGOWAN'S Old
North 8tafe Salooa.and eave money.
jan 7
Oysters.
JJUyPHREY A JENKINS, No
11 i South Front Etrceet, arerccelv
ing a fall supply of fresh NEW RIVER
OYSTERS, every day durlnr the season. We
also keep a full supply of Green Groceries.
Chickens and Epga. Oysters sent C. O. if.
jan 20
Conoley's Drug Store.
210 HABKKT a TICKET.
CONOLEi'6 COLOSNE,
Conoley'B Cough Syrup,
Conoley'sTee Physic,
And a full lice of Drugs and Chemicals for
prescription uec ; also, cigars and Cigarettes.
Give me a cad
;an2I J. W. CONOLEY.
Fine Pish.
NAPFEES AND BLACK,
1 For rale at onr market.
Come cirlv.
jan '41 DAVIS SON
A Fresh Supply
O
V DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Jut arrived at
F- C. MILJJWS,
CfiVWT Fourth Sd nn
P. 8. PrSsertpsloBs rilled day and wght.
jan 21
-i
Positive Bargains
RS BEING Or'FFitKD IN ALL KINDS
of FAFCY GGOD3. JrJM opened a cheap' lot
J
of fite Satin EHbm, all shades. A few
shades of Colored Silk Velvets, clwap.
Table Damask, Toweling. Napkins. Cous
terpines, with other Household Goods. '
A few of fee tSJO GenVs Silk Umbrellas
left.
great reduction la Woolen Underwear fcr
Ladies, Gent i and Boys.
ja.13 ' JOHN J. HED RICK