North Carolina Newspapers

ox JOSH T. X5n ruoraJTTOM, ' mL,n POSTAGE PAID: rtjBSClu- montn. rj.08. Three .1 m. p T4 oo- one montn, w ce. r-- th xa cents. m be ueuciw-. j roe Pr ..rtof thecxty. a ui. ut -a w . . .a lor ana UDenu. Thers will report any ana uu- r -"- n;u, Review has the largest 7,. -mhition, of any newspaper ton . ... r TtKJminMrm- rflsoraest jeeU are oow fet an is exceedingly anxious tbaj ci,nn!l ro Republican. n.Ceneral GarlandV tho last ! tbeCabinet. has left Washington for A053- Th- latest fancy in note paper is of a Dfc . ruf lint tnd it is d:5treS;iniy - Trirt county. K-ntacky, has mt a -i'road, a telegrapn wire ui u.u. b witbM its uiuiu. General Butler announces that be m Bot attend' the Democratic State nTention in Massachusetts. The boys in the service ot the new United State-quick delivery are to be piid eight cents for each letter. The Emperor of Germany will move personally in the interest of a prompt Element of tbe-Caroline Isiand diffi culty with Spain. The Smith reunion in Peapack, N. j was immense. There were 4,000 present. Railroad facilities were en tirely inadequate Tbe royal English Commission on the bousing of the poor, says that with illtbepoyertyaud overcrowding the . iTbe ex-Empress of Mexico is forty fi?e. The doctors note an extraordin ary improvement in her condition and anticipate a complete recovery. Revised estimates of storm damages in Charleston foot up $1,690,000 inclu ding losses to shipping along the wharvea and on Sullivan's Island. The New York Evening Post thinks tbe leadership of the Democratic party in Ob io is so bad that "a sound thrash ing at tho polls would- be beneficial to the party every where." , .. Germany and Spain do not speak as thej pass by, and Spanish officers on Jeire of absence have been ordered to taeir regiments, while Spanish mer chants have cancelled their German or ders. A high but not underserved compli ment will be paid to the town of Ann Arbor, Mich., by the ' holding there of this year's session of the American As sociation for the Advancement oil Science. The Italian Minister at Vienna is thought to be the cause of the Austrian GoTemment's final action in the Keiley matter. Minister Keiley will resign, m he does nof wish to embarrass the Administration. Several Democratic newspapers in Kew York State are talking about Horatio Seymour for Governor. Mr. Seymour is one of the best men livincr to-day, says the World, but ha is entire ly and altogether nnt nf nnlitiM. Parson Massey. of Virginia' is cred ited With thn nnllthodnal nhnnam that bi t n -.w MUVItlUls.lA. UUUUi A J UJ WUMH Jonn i. w ise is a person of creat braTerv ni brave 111 thp nroannno rvt nftir)nnf mon and brave men." j r MVvuw u iuo uicouw is Minister Keily, who gave up his nine jeara' 01 Rirhmnnrl I 1 -..wu VWl C.W W SWMM0V held thuf nffi-r. i cvn uMi;uAJ. T lrted abrnarf T onf mnoatf nn iftt anrl branch I rpsiorno ma nnaitirtn anM uuuag ouu wvw . J affairs pomnlofolo Tho nrpaont Wiarly unfortunate, but f can onlv OUailS 19 IUCIGIV1D Vis Wait tho fnotKn. I : f 4,A CUIa lULLiir-i nr-llllll mil 1.UD utakw Partment T shall maira mv rannrt tOSAOratn... r J ' T- L W U 4. 1.. AUIAmW 1 V wjrvw Wash a - .'l k Pic Nic for Purchasers. bargains in Clothing. Odds and ends oi broken assortment of sizes will be JM without regard to cost. A chance r all in want of Clothing or Furnish lne Goods. Our rule is not to carry ver any goods from one season to an Jer if ioW prices will sell them .there cut prices accordingly. It is lesa to quoto prices. Come and see ? ?0od3 and you will bo astonished al 7 mvelous bargains we are giving Patrons. Siirier, tie Old Reliable er, iu Market fit. Sign of the IdenArm - UJ a. We Hf.1 lOl Knit. ItnloM ftf og hilars at Jacobi's Hardware De- Pot. .rery events. Sxadaji eeptad by f lir f - t 1 1 VOL. IX. WELMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER LOCAL NEWS. IIDU TO IIWNA0VERriSEHEITS. . Carollaa Tacht Clab V I n Bowdex ror Rent x Eick Birds A.t the Gem Q W Williams a Co Noiim Mujf ds Bsothxbs Attention r C Miller Tar Hee Liniment C W r axes Special Inducements HxnrsBxsQxs Pianos and Organs Opera HoufE-Standard Dramatic Co Change of Sailing Days N Y W S 8 Co FXcussiox Front St. Methodist Church Geo W Pkice.'.Jb Furnltnre at Auction lues W f t&axge. Com'r Sale of Sound Property f r Partition Oysters Xbis month. The moon enters on its last quarter at 1 o'clock to-night. We lose this month 64 minutes of daylight. v : -This month ha3 five Tuesdays and five Wednesdays! The receipts of cotton at this port to J day foot np 50 bales. "This crn)l weather will bring many of the Summer absentees home. 1 Calll and see the new styles iust re ceived at Dyek's; the very latest, f September-is the first Fall month. and it"has dawned upon us literally as such. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther. mometer in this office registered 84 de grees. . , .. There was no City Court this morn ing. Every one seems to be bent on good behavior. Nor barque Insular Caon, Daniel. sen, from this port, arrived at Liver pool last Saturday. The band of the Standard Dramatic Company paraded our streets this morning and played some very fine music. -i Fruit growers will find an interesting article, on , tbe curculio bug, on the fourth page of this issue, from the pen of Capt. R. P. Paddison. The steamship Gulf Stream, from New York, arrived at her wharf in this city at about half-past 11 o'clock this forenoon, promptly on time. There will be a match game of base ball at the Seasido Grounds to-morrow afternoon between two' well-matched juvenile clubs, the Somersets and the Amateurs. After some very threatening weather and heavy rains yesterday; it began to clear off towards night and this morn ing was full of sunshine and as pleasant as could be desired. The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb Vance and New Excelsior Penn., are the leading cook stoyes. both in quali ty and price. They can be seen at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t For Men and Boys Pec Dec Plaids. Working shirts. "The poor man's friend", all sizes. A first class article, at 25 cents, at the Wilmington Shirt Factory No. 27 Market st.t J. Elsbach, Prop. ' tf Capt. F. M. James informs us that there were eleven : interments in Oak Grove Cemetery for tbe month ot Au gust. Of this number four were adults and seven were children. Two adults were white and all the remainder were colored. There is a ereat demand in Charles ton. S. C for tin roofers, and we learn that several have -gone there from this city. In the recent hurricane there nearly all of the buildings which were covered with tin were unroofed hence the demand. . Auctioneer Price, corner of Market and Second streets, has in store a large number of both handsome and useful articles which are being sold by him at auction on commission. There was a sale this morning and a large attendance and there will be another special sale to-morrow night. The sidewalk on the East side of Seventh street, near the corner of Mar ket, is excellent in dry weather, but is a nuisance after a shower. It is consid erably lower than the place where the gutter ought to be. and alter every rain is nearly over shoes in water. 1 he trouble could be easily remedied. Remember the excursion on the russport of the Cornet Concert Club, which will take place tormonow. It will probably be the last excursion given by them this season and the weather promises to be all that could be desired. , There is every inducement for a large party. The music will be of the best, refreshments will be for sale at city prices, and the best of order will bo preserved. Oar Iriends, the ladies of the Front Street M. E. Church, will give' another of their enjoyable excursions to Smith ville and the Forts on the steamer Passport, on Thursday, the 3 J instant. The management will make every ex ertion for a pleasant and enjoyable ex cursion. Refreshments will be served at city prices, and we doubt not that a large party will avail themselves of the opportunity afforded for a day's ride upon the waters of the Cape Fear. Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port for the month ended August 31st, 1883, foot up 132 bale3 as against 117 bales for the corresponding month last year, in in crease of 15 bales. The receipts Tor the crop year ended August 31st, 1835, foot- up 94.054 bales against 91,701 bales for the corresponding time last year, an in. crease this year of 2.353 bales. Harbor Marter's Keport. From the books of Capt. Joseph Price, Harbor Master, wo find the fol lowing as tbe vessels which arrived during the month ended August 3lst, 1885: American 4 steamers, 3,084 tons; 17 schooners, 3.923 tons; making a ito tal of 21 vessels and 7,642 tons. Foreign- 6 barques, 2,437 tons, and 2 briss. 482 tons, making a total of 8 vessels and 2,919 tons, and a grand total of29ves3els aggregating 10,561 tons. Tableaux and Music. Our good friends at Point Caswell are looking forward with anticipations ot much pleasure to the evening of Fri day, the llth inst.. on which occasion there will be tableaux and music in Black's Hall for the benefit of Caswell Baptist Church. The programme pre sented ia a very attractive one and will be sure to draw a large attendance. We understand that a number of ladies and gentlemen in this city propose at tending and this can readily be done as a steamer will lcaye here about noon on the dav mentioned, returning the next day. Yachting. The next regatta of the Carolina Yacht Club will be sailed over the Wrightsyille course on the afternoon Thus far of Thursday, the 3rd inst. the folio wine: named yachts have been entered for the race : Lillian Florence Cant. II, M. Bows den. Rosa Capt. W. L. Smith, Jr. Ripple Capt. Norwood Giles. , Mist Capt. J. H. Daniels. Frolic Capt. C. W. Worth. Vixen Capt. H. G. Latimer. Other yachts may possibly enter in season for the race, but some of tnem received injuries in the late gale which will prevent them from participating in the regatta. To tbe .Benevolent. Capt. F. M. James has devoted much of his time and labor for several years to the nursing of the sick, a duty for whxh he is remarkably well adapted and which seems Jo be congenial to him. In the perlormance of this duty, which is to him a religious obligation, he has been ready at all hours to respond to calls where his services were needed and in doing this ha3 been unable to attend to securing his own means of livelihood. His services are mainly deroted to those who aro in poor and needy circumstances and unable to pay for the requisite nursing so that Capt. James receives no compensation for his labors. In view of these fact3, to gether with the very necessary and im portant duties which he is constantly performing, it has beenjsuggested and we think the suggestion a 'good one that the benevolently disposed in our midst should contribute to his needs by giving small sums ot money, which may be left at Yates' bookstore, for his benefit. Individual contributions need be but small, but with a general re sponse the aggregate would be consid erable and would be a great help to a worthy and useful man. Indications For tne South Atlantic States, slight ly cooler and generally fair weather, with winds generally from Northwest. My love, what magic spell la thrown Upon your face? its charm I own. Whence came thy pure and pearly teeth? Thy rosy Ups? Thy perf amed breatb.' She said, in accosts sweet atd clear, 'Tis only SOZODONT. my dear." Tbe Atniospbere of Love Is s pure, sweet breath. This desider atum is one of the results of using SO ZODONT, which not only invigorates and preserves ; the teeth, but renders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. J ,L . A -Spalding's Glue." nanay aooui, thc!it;iJ mends everything. rn, The" exports foreign from this port for the month ended August 31st. 1885, as taken from the books at the Custom House, foot up as follows : Spirits tur pentine, 249,312 gallons, valued at $84, 687; ro3in, 12,992 barrels, valued at $13,464: lumber, 473,000 feet, valued at $7,899; making a total ot exports for eign amounting to $106 050. Hymeneal. Dr. S. C. Ellis, of this city, was married in Berwick, Nova Scotia, on Tuesday last, to JVliss Ida, daughter of Mr. A. J. McLeod. a prominent lawyer of that city. The happy couple arrived here to day on the steamship Gulf Stream and have since been the recipi ents of many hearty congratulations to which we beg to be allowed to add ours. Personal. Afr. is in the city on a brief visit. Hon. 11. R. Bridgers is at the Lin wood Hot el Saratoga Springs. Col. John DXTaylor Sis expected to arrive in the citynext Frikay night Mr. L- Vollers, of Point Caswell, was in the yesterday and paid us a very welcome yisit. Mr. C. W. Yates is in New York where he expects to remain for several days in selecting a desirable stock for the Fall and Winter trade. Opera House. Last nizht was extremely ; uulavora Die tor theatre goers, yet mere was something more than a fair audience a1 the Opera House to witness the Gypsy play of "Zingara," by the "Standard Drajnaiic Company. The play was put upon the stage in good shape and was rendered to the entire satisfaction of the audience. The leading charac ters, male and female, were' well im personated, and the support was in the main very good. ' We think that in some respects there has been a decided improvement in the company since it was last here, and this seems to be a general impression. To night they will presept Bartley Campbell's celebrated play of "My Partner," which has bad an almost unprecedented run in New York and other Northern cities, and we doubt not, as the price ot admission is placed within the reach of all, that there will be an overflowing house to greet them. Tbo September Moon Fulls on the 24tb, at 51 minutes after 2 o'clock in the morning. On the 3rd, tho day of the last quarter, at 9a. 27m. p. m., the moon is in Conjunction with Saturn, being 4deg. 17 min. southoOn the 5th at lh. 28m. p. m., she is in coc- juction with Mars, being 5 degrees '33 min, south. On the 7th, at 10b. 12m: p. ra., she i3 in cjose conjunction "with Mercury, being no degrees 37 minutes north. OnHhe 8lb, at 5h. 55m. p. m. the new moon is in conjunction with Jupiter when about aa hour old, and ouly five minutes before Jupiter's conjunction with the sun. The moon is at the time 1 degree 57 minutes south. On the 9ih, at Ch. 31m. p. ra the moon is very close Conjunction with Uranus, being 4 minutes south.. Oa the llth, at 5h. 28m. a. m.. she i3 in con- junction with Venus, being 2 degrees 27 minutes north. On the 28th, at 3h. 7m. a. m., she is in conjunction with Neptune, being 2 degrees 51 minutes south. A Good Man Gone. A correspondent at Excelsior, in Brunswick county, writes us of the death, near that place, on the night of Saturday, -the 22d inst., of Mr. Benj. Lewis Butler, a highly respected and prominent citizen of Brunswick county He says: "The deceased was about 48 years of l ? i r.it l -1 age, leaving aa ugeu iaiaer aou a wue and two children, having lost five'ehii dren only two years ago by that alarm ing disease, diphtheria Mr. Butler was a faithful soldier during tbe late war, having been one of the first to respond to his country's call. He was trne to tbe Stars and Bars through all the hardships, dangers and privations of war. even to Appomattox, when onr illustrious chieftain yielded bis sword and our once proud banier trailed in the dust ot defeat. WUh the remnant of that grand army the subject oi this sketch returned to the quiet of home to live the life ot tbe private citizen. He for several years filled the position of Commissioner .of Brunswick county and also that of justice !of tbe peace, both of which were filled in a manner highly creditable to himself and to his county. In all the relations of life he was high toned and respected, and few li?es are more regretted by tbe circle ol incnas and acquaintance m which taey lived.- , Farmers can save tim and money by getting barbed wire lor their fences, ftt Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t 1, 1885. NO; 204 MARRIED. KLLJS McLEOD At Berwljk, Nova Scc tla, August 25, by the Rev. K O. read, a". C ELLIS, M. D-, of WUmington. N. end Mis j IDA, daughter of A. J AlcLeod, attor ncy-at-law, of Iter trick, N. S. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Excursion. THB LADIES OF FROMT 8TREET METH ODIST CHURCH will gl?e an Excursion- ATI I VlA tkvriOT PoaanAvf th PaiWa 49 w f t H vllland the Forts, en THURSDAY, 3rd of seDiember rare lor the round trip CO cents; children half mice : Refreshments at reason able rates will be famished on board. The steamer will leave her wharf at 9 o'clock, a m. For Ren t. ATWO-STORY HOUSE WITH seven rooms ani a kitchen with two rooms, oa fifth, between Prln mT cess and Market streets. There U also a good welt of wa'er In the vard Everything in excellent condition, repairs having been recently made. Apply to sept lit L.H. BOWDEN. Carolina Yaclit Club. riIHE NEXT AND LAST E KG ATT A OF X this season! will be sailed over usual course, at Wrlghtsvlllc, on THURSDAY, SEPT. 3 1 . Yachts must enter aa usual. First gun will be fired at 1.30. Bace wll etart promptly at 2 o'clock. By order of Itegatta Committee. T. WBItiUT ME ARES, eept 1 It Measurer Rice Birds. Rice Birds. Rice Birds. JpiIKST OF THE SEASON, AT THE GEM sept 1 2G NOETH FRONT ST OPERA HOUSE, A OXE DOLLAR PERFORMANCE FOR 25c Standard Dramatic Oo. NIGHTS TO NIGI1T, Bartley Campbell's celebrated California Drama, entitled' MY PARTNER . Admission 25c.; Gallery 150.x2 eeerved Seats without extra charge. The management wish it distinctly x under stood that while they have cut the prices of admission to one-fourth, their usual price?, there will be no cut in the performance. . Scats now on ealc at Heinsberger's. sept 1 tf Notice. WILMINGTON, N. C, Sept. 1, 1S35. HUE FIRMS OF GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. and D. R. MURCHISON & CO. having expired by limitation August 31st ult., our business will be conducted from thla date, In Wilmington, under the style of WILLIAMS & MURCHISON, and in New York under the same firm name of MURCHISON & CO. . GEO. W. WILLIAMS, K. M. MURCHISON, t W. F. SORRY, -sept lit H. C. MCQUEEN. Geo. W, Price, Jr., AUCTIONEER k COMMISSION MERCHANT. AUCi ION SALE OF GOOD3 ON CONSIGN MENT.! VN WEDNESDAY', SEPTl 2, COMMENC j lag at tr. Al.. at our sales Room, corner of Market and Second sts.,wi!l be sold a large assortment oi excellent Household .Furniture: Oil Paintings; a fino combination Secretary, wruiD? De8K and tfoofc Case: a Farior Suit: 4 Bed Room Suits ; Show Cases ; Butter Crocks. from half gallon to five gallons: Preserve Jars; Pillows. Buds, Mattresses. Stoves. Lounges, Carpets, Ac. Sale absolute and un limited, sept 12t Sale of Sound Property fo! Partition. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Superior Court of New Hanover county in a certain proceeding toercm pending, wherein Mrs. Alice Lippitt. widow of W. H. Lippitt, deceased, John M. Walker and wife Mary L. Walker, Sarah C. Lippitt and Dever- caux H. LlDDitt bv his Guardian. Dr. D. T. Uaigb, are tne petitioners, tho undersigned, a Commissioner tor tnat purpose amy appoint ed, will cell at public auction, on Thursday, October 1st. 1885. at 12 o'clock. M, at the Court House aoor, in tne city or Wilmington, all that piece or parcel of land beginning on the margin -of tbe Sound, known as ? W rights- ville Sound, about feet North of the South east corner of VaiPs patent, dated April 15th, 1761, at a Cedar stake, and running thence W. 43 deg. 15mln.. W. 7 chains and sixty-three links to the Northeast corner of tbe fence en closing the front part of tbe lot heretofore oc cupied as a cummer residence by Mrs Mary Lippitt. a large Cedar tree standing about one chain and 25 links from said Cedir stake, (the beginning point) being in tbe line intend ed to be designated from the stid corner of said fence, North 43 deg. w. 4.27 chaln3 to a stake in ihe northern line of tho fence en closing the garden of the lot above referred to: thence N. 6 deg , W. St links to a larsre Cedar tree; thence M. 53 deg. 3) min., W. with the general line of a row ot Cedar trees stand lng on the Southern side of the road leading to Wilmington. 12 chains and 33 links to a stake, thence South 39 deg. W. with ihe range of the stumD of a nine tree and larsre Dine tree now growing, to the Southern line of the said van tract; mencc soutn co ueg. jsait with said line last referred to, to the Sound ; thence North with the So and to the besrtnuinar The said tract being the same which was convey ed to the said W. U. Lippitt by R. E- Davis. Jane L. Flemmlng and i J. Cut Jar. by deed bearing date March 13th, 1S55. and registered in the register's ofliee. Bo 3k Q. Q. page 811. . TuUALAo W. o l RANGE, Commissioner eept I 5t 1,9, IS, 13, 30 .v Powder. WE CAN DELIVER AT A MOMENT J notice: a rr. unnpowacr, in egs, naivca, quarters. Urange Ducking, la qra and 1-lb canisters. Rice Bird, in kegs. ,- Blasting, in kczs. ' , H Alio, FUSE of several grades. an 31 , , GILES A MUECHLSOS. FLSASS 130TIC2. TTawmtxgiAd to racciTVcczmtinicACca from ecx friends oa any aid til Inayaett:? general Interest bat Tas name of tho writer nut always bo.' niflhed to the Editor. ' " CommtmlcaOonji must bo wtltua oa oil OBOsldoof the pager. Pmonaimeamxutbo avoided.; And it la especially and parUcnlarly tad ' tood that tne Editor does not always endoi tho views of correspondeats toloas so stati to the editorial eolumna. NEW AD VEKI8EMENTS . New Yorli & Wilmington Steamsliip Co. FROM PIER 34, EAST RIVER, NEW YORK . At 3 o'clock, . M. BENEFACTOR.;..I.;...Saturday, Eept. 6 GUI STRtAM..: :..Saturday, Ccpt. 12 BENEFACTOR......... .... Saturday. ficpL 19 GULF STREAM.. .. . .... .4atnt. c.f m FROM WILMINGTON GULF STREAM- vlt.i o- t ........... IJLXVUkJ. BVfb. BENEF ACTOR. . . ......... . .Friday, Sept. 11 GULF STREAM...;.. BENEFACTOR. ...... .Friday, Sept. is Friday, Sept. 23 xnrough Rates guaranteed to and from Points In North and South Carolina. 4 For Freight or Passage apply to H. G. 8MALLBONE3, Superintendent, Wilminartor. N. C TilEO. G. EGER, Freight Agent. WM. P. CLYDE A COM Geunf SonS?' 55 Broadway, New York. - septl Fall Stock. WE ARE RECEIVING OUR FALL stock of Cooking and Heating Move. House Furnishing Good, Grates and Grate Fixtures. Kerosene Oil Stove something rew. Don't fail tn examine cur stock before purchasing elsewhere. We are prepared to offer VERk LOW PRICES. PARKER A TAYLOR'S, aug31 - 23 South Front St Mason's Fruit Jars. . TfTE NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT ot the above Preserving Jars. Send In your orders at once. We will guarantee lowest prlceo. -W. E. SPRINGER A CO.. -19..2I A 23 Market Street, Wilmington, N.C. aug 31 Tar Heel Liniment. JOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-Dc-M over's Ca- -- ... -. -.'.--., , - tarrhCure. Also, a complete stock of Patent Medicines, Drugs, Ac, at Jr. C MILLER'S, - aug.3l Corner Fourth and Nun sts Special Inducements ! rpo MERCHANTS, TEACHERS and others. We arc anxious to supply you with SCHOOL BOOKS, : BLANK BOOKS . .. AND STATIONERY, and will make prices to suit you. We buy strictly for CASH, and can therefore rfvn vrn the benefit cf the best discounts. ' ; - C. W. YATES. 113 Market Street. aug 21 PIANOS AND ORGANS. rjIHE PLACE FOR YOU TO BUY A PI ANO OR ORGAN cheap and on very easy terms. Ten Leading Makers and over three hundred different styles to select from. All at Manufacturers' Lowect Factory prices. Send for Catalogue. Pianos $25 Cash and $15 Monthly. Organs. $10 Cash and $5 Monthly. ONE UNIFORM PRICE TO ALL, AND THAT THE VERY LOWEST KNOWN. ri3nos. $200 to $1,000; Organe, $25 to $750. V , HEIKSBERGER'S, aug 31 1 live Book and Music Stores ' Just Received. FINE LOT OF APPLE?, PEACHES, Pears of various kinds, Sweet tndJrlsh Po tatoes, Cabbape and Onions.' Cabbage and Irish Potatoes by the barrel or less quantity. ' C. M. D. HUMPHREY, aug 27 "Davis Row", near New Market Something New ! pRIVATE STOCK WHIS KIES I "W. H. McBrayer" and "Rose Valley." i - 10 jeirs'old 2Jc a drink-$L50per Bottle. Coolest Beer and bct 5c Cigar (Brock's) In the city. J. M. McGOWAN. aug 2 J Attention!" HAVE ON HAND AN ELEGANT assortment of Cigars and Cigarettes. Onr "Little Boy Blue" 5c Cigar Is the. best in tho market ; it will pay you to try them. MUHDS BROTHERS. 104 North Front St., C21 North Fourth St. aug Vj T I." auzlOtf T f I V 1 more money han at anything elso Ww Iku by taking an agency for the best selling book out. Beginners succeed grandly. None falL Terms free. Hallktt Book Co. Portland, ilalne. dec daw t