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VOL. XI.
W ILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14 1887,
SO 38
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LOCAL NKVS.
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A IM. 1.1.1-7 SlU-t
: mim it- tj.l.-ii s
MKifi- :;-k' V.lei tl ten
t k.skn i:sc-Pio ogra p:i .
I v M'itii na:-i 0 Ton Coal
W II Yore-Make no Mltifce
MM KAU-MilU-li-oK
c w "y a m-We Make to r.ljr
l.tn.f so A KlSC-rTar firrfa 1
lhi:u i A r.A:o, ( hm'n-N'.ibv
Minus i:i os pt-o:h ail Wat r
K 1 1: s l a.mki. t mi'i Forget
t 1 1 v i i: wx -ClAmtr i Pr d-i-v
'.V i; M'kimjki: A tu llnz rd l.wdr
(M li H:i- " rl sy:
fi:KKK A Tirt-HKrHt I'.uif e V, y Do
s:i ii u. 1 ii k lN'irKAvcm-niir , torn
i.ti.i-. xirncuisos Tiou-orutiii.-iiiiitf
Iii.i.vh A NIKMMK -Ken tdt'a M dlcil
Hi-i .vTy '
I'h.' n-ci'lpls l'e,tln nltriia poTF to-
Or. bii CI trii, Voss. ru'ne. arrived
it KIei'lo-id. Kns ' Fb. Iflth.
lir. S eamb,ip Itostville, Iive; hence,
arrive! at Liverpool Feb. Illh.
Ache' June II right. Iienw. fr .to tn
irrivetl at Vineyard IHven Feb. It h.
Msrs, Koninsiui & Kin advertise a
! ..I empty tar btrrtU fr sle in this
lifV, Mr Deven ee ( .Kdenton. has
etii"l a pant'-r ot ihc Ittp'i! Church
ut Henderson. C
Yon will save money and gel the bst
wrk by endinur your clothes lor-repaiis
to .John Dyer and Sn. t
Hr. barque Gtorqt Davit litt, sailed
inun Liverpo-.l for this port Feb. 12th
She hid lel't p tvifu!y. but put back.
Hay. J. W.Ford, of 1(1 range, (la.,
(in l3n calloil to s-ieced Rev. Ir Nel-
.mi a- pastor ol the Sec nd Raptist
( 'Iturch at llateigh.
The business card of-Mr. I. T Alder
man. cunmidsion merchant. wbse
specialties are cotton and timber, ap.
j.e.irs in this issue.
The foundation walls tor tho tew M.
L. ('hurch. on the corner of Fourth and
Mulberry streel?, are now laid, and are
n ady for the superstructure.
The Cora Van Tassel C m pauy closed
their very successful engagement here
last Saturday night, and left on yeslers
d iy uioming,H train for Danville.
Four corn laden schouners from
F.astern Norlh Carolina arrived here
to-day whose cargoes aggregated 7,950
bushels. , -
Itev. i. II. Law, (Presbyterian) ol
Monroe. N. C., and Kev J K. Howell,
(liaptisl) ofSelma, N. C are applicants
W tho agency otthe American Uible
Society, made vacant by the death of
Kev. Dr. C II. Wiley.
Hr. Schr. Mabel Djirlinc, Ranger,
cleared to-day for Nassau with 26,684
feet" lumber, COO palings and 169,000
shingles, valued at $869.35, shipped by
Messrs. Parsley & Wiggins.
We hear that quite a nutubar of the
best amateur musicians of the city are
in practice lor an entertainment which
it is proposed to give at tn'early date
for tho Ibenefit ol the Cornet. Concert
Club.
Tho cold wave struck us on Saturday
night and has rumainetl, with but
slight variation, evr since The pros
pfcts arc now that the weather will be
warmer within the next 21 hours, a
condition which those wbo'are com
polled to buy wood will be glad to see.
...i. --.i - -I..- i-
A Captain Fortunate Discov--..
' v.. ery. .,..
Capt. Coleman, schr: Weymouth,
plying . between Atlantic City am N. j
Y.. bad been troubled with a cough so
that he was unable to sleep, arid was
induced to try Dr. King's New Discov.
cry for Consumption. It not only gae
lii-n instant relief, but allayed the ex.
treuo soreness in his breast. His chil
dren wore similarly affected and a tn
ifle doso had the same happy effeqt.
Dr. King's New Discovery is now the
standard remedy tn the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial liotiles ot this Standard
Remedy at W. II. (Jreen & Cos.
- w wr
Woniterftit Cures.
W. D. Hoyt & Co . Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ga. say:
Wo have been selling Dr. King's New
Discovery, Electric Hitters and Buck
len's Arnica Salve for two scars. Have
never bandied remedies that sell as
well, or sivesuch unicersal satisfac
tion. There have been some wonder
ful cures effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases ol pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by the use of a lew bottles ol Dr. King's
New Discovery, taken ra ; connection
with FJeclric Hitters. We guarantee
iheiu always. Sold by W. II. Green &
f . .
-I - .
The Review Jon Office i the plaeo
tn cptood work at mode fair prices.
Tli Next.
'I'M Wiili.i'ii. i!ib celebrated Dutch
rhar.-Mer c neIi'tft will -furnish the
fif-x ulirir-Liou at the Opera House
IU will appeir here imk Friday night,
wi'h an cuyllpnt c . mi piny, in a new
mnicil pom.Mlv. erititleil, "Oh! What
- A CjooiI Appoint iiient.
G iv. c.!es has appointed Hon. Jo
seph A. Dsvis an Associate Justice of
the Suprome Court. U it I ih vacancy
occasibned tv the death ut. lust ico Ashe
Th claims il several centlemen ot
well known legal ability were pressed
nprm M Governor. b.t the appoint
ment ol .In slice I)jvi w ll 'ivti euneial
satislaction, as he is well qiistilied lor
that exalted poiti n.
Tlii ISnst CarolitiH ICiitlroail
An election has bee.n onlered by the
County Commissioners, to take place
on the 21th of March next. hen the
voters t f the county wit! vto upon the
4'iestion of$100tK0 supso.riplior. ty
tne county, to tho capital stock of the
Kast Carolina RaMroad Cmipany.
Thofe favoring the project will vole
"subscription" anil ih--e opposed will
vote "no subscription." on written or
printed ballots
Another Session
Ir f. Bell z.za h:is cnclu'h'd, upon
the s.Hc tatious t his many friends, to
five jii-t one more si -ssion d l-s-ns in
dancing, commencing next Thur day
aflern on. He gave one o! his delight
ful soirees this afternoon which was
largely attended and much enjoyed by
alt present. The Droft!sor, since he
has been here, has met whh well-de
served sncees. He and his associates
have made many friends who wi 1
regret their departure.
lrnoiiHi
Mr. K. Ferry, who was for a short
time oiv du'y at tho nignal fliee. here,
has heen ordered to Smithville wbero
he will relieve Mr. A. J. Mitchell, who
has been the sigmil olliccr at that sta
tion. Mr. Ferry went to Smithville on
Saturday last to enter upon his new
field of duly.
Mr. W. T. Johnson, iormerly ol this
city, but now of Winston. N. C, is in
the city in tho interest ol one ol the to
bacco houses of that p'operou3 town.
Mr. Thomas E. Skipper, a well,
known Wilmingtcn "typo," is Secre
tary of the Executive Committee and a
member of the Auditing Committee of
Typographical Union No. 6, rf New
York, which is the largest organization
of printers in the United S:ates, having
a membership of more than 4,0(0.
A Nonagenarian.
Mr. Joseph Eakins, of Columbus
township. Fender County, is a most re
markable man. He is 93 years ot age,
and is actually more sprightly than
many men of CO years He does his
own ploughing on the farm, and takes
great delight in hunting deer, being a
first rate shot. It is not long since he
weut hunting and killed a fine dter.
His ' faculties have indeed been aston
ishly well reamed, aud it ;s doubtful if
there is another man in- the State of his
great age whose physical powers are
so well preserved.
A Can ins A flair.
Mr. A.S Heido. v h is well-known
as a peaceable citiz n, and who is sup
posed not to have an enemy in the
world, was taken by surprise this morn
ing and was well caned belore he had
lime to utter a word of remonstrance.
He was qnietly at work in his i flice
notdreaming of any trouble with any
one, when in walked six Norwegian
ship captains, either of whom was much
larger than their victim. Mr. Heide.
One f the party cirried a magnificent
ebony cane, surmounted by ago,ld head,
which he, without giving Mr. Heide a
chance to jump out of the window, or
n fact do anythiog ele, gave to the
latter gentleman, as a token of friends
ship and appreciation of tho many kind
nesses and courtesies which they and
others in thesame calling, had received
at his hands Mr. Heida didn't know
what to say, he took the enne without a
murmur.
Valentine.
Extra fine Box Valentines. Second
large lot. The finest and most beau;i.
ful assortment ever brought here and
oa exhibition to-day. Ladies and Gen
tlemen your hearts can "now be made
happy and your wishes gratified at
Heinsbergcr's. t
A large assortment of ivory, cellu
loid and silver plated table and dessert
knives. Just the article lor a Christ
mas present. For low prices and good
reliable otm, o in -.! a corn's Illw.
JKvnot. 1 : f
Indications.
For. North Carolina, local rains,
followed by (air weather, winds becom
ing Southerly, and warmer.
At the Hotel.
Sutton House H F Sebeuck,
Cleveland County; J P WilsonGaston
Connty; L W Proctor. Lincoln County;
W J Sutton. I) F Meivin." J" A Robes
son, Bladen .County; K. Sesaoms'
Cumberland County ; J C Swain. G F
Swain, E II Adkina, Smithville, Capt
A L Hnbard anl ,wi!o. Steamer
Delta.
A C2o6tI Show 1ns:.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, of which Mr. M.' S. Wi.
lard is the agent in this city has had a
nio-t remarkable financial career, as is
evidenced by their advertisement,
which appears in this issue ol the Rf.
vii.w. The following extract, frotii
the forty-lourth annual report of the
company, will give some idea of its
immense businc:
The new buiue- transacted in 1886
aggregated -Jf 56.832,7 18. being an in
crease of $10,283 721 a compared with
th amount of risks written the previ
ous year. The to?al insurance now in
force i s $:93.8(VJ,202 The assets of i he
Mutual L'lc invested in teal estut-t
mortgages, government bonds, and
oilier first class securities am tint to
$lU,181,!Kti 21 this is an increase for
the year of $5,272.9W ahd the surplus
fund during the twelve months advanc
ed from $5,012 633 ?o .$5,613 -r68. a gain
of $630,935. The amount paid to po!i
cy holders in 1886 was $13,129,103. and
the amount Yf premiums received ir
cregate $15 631,720 The Mutual Lite
Company is the largest 1'fe insurance
ompany in the world, and during its
14 years of existence has paid over
$213 iHto.OOO to its policy holders.
"I do not like thee Dr. Fell,
The reas n why, I cannot tell "
It has" often-been wondered at, the
bad odor this oft quou d doctor was in.
: fwas probably because lie, being one
ot the old school doctor?, made up
pills as largo as bullets, which nothing
but an osijfh could bolt without, nau
sca. Hence the dislike Dr. R. V.
Pierce's -"Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
are sugar coated and no larger than
bird shot, and are quick to do their
work. For all derangements of the
liver, bowels and stomach thoy are spe
cific. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tar Barrels.
QOOD SECOND II AND TAH l ARRH 18,
any quanMty, lots to suit, price low tvn
Apply t
febll3t ROBINSON A KIN.
Notice
AT THE KKQUfcfsT
of many friends I
have iecilcd tn ni.n
lanotiicr class In danc
ing, to commence
next Thursday after
noon, for ladles ami
at night for Gentle
men. Th's will por
ltlvely he lie last ses
sion t hat I elull teach
here this season. The
second lesson for L-
rii'.a-nrlll lui sv tn.
(lav afternoon and r r (cntlen.on on Mond.iv
ruin.
fel 14-lt A. BELLKZ .
Garden Seed.
YUUG', CHEMI "ALS, PATENT MEDI-
ine and Fancy Ar icks In lull supply at
T. C. MILLER'S,
Corner Fourth and Nants
feh 14
Make no Mistake !
I
N ORDERING FISH AN'
OYSTER-. Guaranteed sound and
aolld when packed fordeltve y
!ler0 o . W. H. YOPP.
Ir.ek Box 415 or V, fonlh Front St.
MU. - - -
600 Tons COAL.
JUST ARRIVED, h X. 8( Hi JOSEPn
SOCTIIER, fi n TONS B,T GR TF. AND
STOVE COALs an i for n'c' i nc Dollar per
ton :e3 than New York prices -feb
14 J. A. SPRINGER.
House Furnish. n?Goods.
YE HAVE AND ALWAYS KEP ON
hand a ell tel ecu d lot of llbusefurnlshlng
Goods. A new lot of Dinner &ete. Chamler
.eis. Tea Sets and Fancy Goods just lecelrei.
Do not forget the Rochester Lamp If you In
tend to supply yonreelf with a Lamp.
GILES A MURCHl
feb 14
Crockery Department
hie mmm .bimviiest mm
lflLL GIVE A SU'IAllLK AT THE
GERM AM A IIAL1 , Wednesday Mjtht, Teb.
16th. Lof-ekraftuis will be setvei by the
La !la. Ticket 1 for sale by the Coanmlttee Jl
" D. O'CONNOR,
. T. DOSL1N,
WM. FLANAGAN.
' ' L. BROWN,
J. W. SKILLS Y.
J. If. SWKKNKY.
1U 7 2t 1 14 15 M. O'BRIEN.
,1 L"A
7, vJ
NEW ADVEKTINEM Kvt h.
Notice to Honliolilers.
A Lti PERSONS IIOLOJNtt B iNOSegainst
t e County f New Ilinover ate Toiiiiect
to present same for payment at the. First a-tl-nal
Bnk, oa or hifore the 'stday ot March,
as la'erest ceases on that uy.
. IIUKA.CK A. P.Aii,
el 14 it Clira'c Rvoyf Coitoul'ri neia
The Best.
111 KTS TIIK KIND OF GOODS WK ke.p-
No end to the GOO COK stovm, a 1
sieaand patterns. A fullasi rtmentof iln
ware, 1 rent 4 lioanl?, Biscuit JI.arOK arl
lp Boanl. i .....
PARKKU A TAYI.O.
PURR WHITK OIL i fett4
Conntry Produce.
yWEET AND IRISH POTATOES, Apple;
Cahhajces, Turnip-, Oranices. Onions, K.zgs,
Turkeys, C-hlekens and all kinds or Country
Pro luce for sale by
CHA-J F. BROWNE.
Commlfrstnn Merchant, No 11 N Water at..
ieh 14 Wilnnn":ton, N. i -
Hazard Powder.
WK VOW UAVK rtIK AWKN'CY FOR
this ccleh-Mled Powder whlh U un
doulitedlv ihc lht m d In thl country. NeT
raaga. 1 ImlH lown the river (oui of city
limits), f till assortment of all the at the
lowcvt prices.
SPRlNGEIi A 1 O.,
Suc-p48or to ffohn I'awson A Co.,
ill, 21 and 25 Market Mreet.
feh 14 Wilmington N. G-
Don't Forget
'IMUT WK CARRY THE MOST Complete
J and hcapc&t siock of Harnc&a and Sad
tllcry g't ls la the c ty. Ladies In need t f
Trunks, llnvl Bags or .acfcols wou l do well
to ixalne our stock lcfore 1 u vlnel-ewhere.
epalrtj? neatly a'l pr mptly done ly the
tinoRt harncsa niater In the " U-
KKNNRLh A DANIEL,
fell 14 o. 10 So. Fro t St
KKMARKAliLK FINANCIAL RESULTS.
rXPERlENCE OF tOLICY HOLDER-
IN THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
The wond. rful financial results achieved by
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York have attracted tile attention of the peo
ple at large, and are particularly- gratifying tj
1M- members of thH Institution.
Tho Mutuil Life. Ihsuranco Company of
New York has u w in trust for policy holders
UI,lsl,!Mi5, andf. has paid out since its or
ganization, over -13,flj) 1,00.0 to the holders of
Us p lleies.
As an evldcm e of the wise management ard
admirable Investment of Its funds, the follow
log list of payments for death claims in lsr-su
has been published, showing what the cost of
Insurance Is In this Company. It will be seen
that for eyery dollar paid by the insured to
the Mutual Lite, the Compiny returned $2 f.s
to the policy boTder. - .
Net Amount
Amount Ke'td by
of Cash Company
Paid by for each
Insured. Dollar.
Received
2.;s
Total
' Claims
Paid by
'ompany.
.January Sk
15,
134.673 0
13, 143 S2
9t,3 6 84
lffi,45;l S2
53,035 37
120,30tf
81,148 ('.
fc7,7r7 2;
145,f5 Mi
97,530 11
63,1 4t !U
H4,&Sfi 7('
1:13,941 52
76,2t0 32
149.919 l!
;fj 152 til
v :j,4;9 M7
4,8tl C4
127,407 77
9J.765 05
il6,U9 SI
135,819 45
109,180 7U
10l.9 4
ltiO.341 97
80.967 1
127 0 5 IS
1:3,C2G 4B
'23,-Zfi 20
104,27 32 ,
97,327 19
95 510 2S
9U50 81
87.957 00
iC.44 76
84,915 00
67,324 74
fc0,?54 95
', :;s !
5.,929 45
34,153 9v
29 255 44
$2 58
2.2-2
2.7
3.3
Feliru'ry
17,781 44
44,l,0 4(i
:,546 Ifc
15,62 1 f:t
59 U4 5 2'.)
22,682 5tt
2"J,700 23
55 8 2 8 93
47.402 15
210 52
,843 54
32.558 44
t'f8 M
2:1,795 5f
51,244 94
34 8P.I 6?
42,9iJ .0
.'0.159 20
51,13 CO
35,34$ 9J
6,f8t 64
33 485 44
47.V47 29
43 7ul W
f 5,937 57
b7,7l !lf
2639 93
28,.' 84 19
14
,.34 8
45.437 1
2-,'-,9. 95
22V3 7
4 i,39l 73
3i.6l0 II
27,Si& 19
3J,78 27
93.333 ;U
27,981 18
S3.55S 03
3:1,188 0i
18.VS0 i;9
3S,40i 88
t4,5l7 IS
5 .,725 3-?
2i.43 24
:M.9II 39
2 is
2.72
2 12
3.72
2 43
2.!8
3.14
12.
If.
5.
19.
1.
2 J.
.tJ,
1.
21,
It.
18,
March
April
3 21
2 46
3.9
2i7
3.5i
-2 48
2 m
t 70
2.70
3.30
3-C8
t 44
2 66
2 i;o
2-7
2 2
2 7K
3 51
2 20
3 19
2 5i
2.52
1.8.
3 3i
2.70
2 73
2 75
1 5S
2 50
2 C9
261
3.1 9
?.f7
-
i
2 8)
2.66
26i
V3.I2
2 5.
June
July
1,
2:t,
co.
AUKlUt l,
IS.
20,
27.
Spt.
lo,
IT.
OctolxT 1,
127,06 1 22
84,411 61
l. 71,449 9.
2-2, 77,017 W
29.-. 195.174 9
Novem.
TJ.S24 49
103,721 io
:0l,981 47
2.1GjJ 88
ir.8.oy; C4
145,506 03
135,121 4t'.
6C.797 32
s7.:l5S J8
12.
19.
23.
Decern
45,492,92!) 0J 2.M8 222 7S
The average durail m of these policies as
14 4 years a 4d thni It will I Mtcn tnat the
Bfddera there f recti vtd all the premiums
back. Improve! at 12 ier cent, compound
Interest
It la unnecessary to remark that there la no
other form of Investment so profitable as llda
and the security la found In The largest Com
pany In the world'
M. S.-WILLARD, Agent,
Wllminzton, N C.
O. r. CRI.IZE SON?, Gen. Agents, j
feblt.lt Bhlllmore, Md.
Pianos and organ can tHdight
clearer at Heir-cr than at any
o!her house in the Stato . t .
! NKW AD VR in IS V, M K N TS.
I I
GASH HOUSE,
116 fwTarkot Street.
-o-
WE ARE JUST til ROUGH T A Fl
ing stock, and have marked down
many goods behuv regular"
prices to make ro.m.
-o-
Will Open Monday, Jan. 31,
A FULL LINE OF
WHITE GOODS,
WHICH WE
HAVE SECURED AT VERY LOW
PRICES!
Nainsook . Edgings and
Flouneihgs !
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
worth 25c, for 1 tik, 1 5 and t!Oe.
-o-
KXTKAOKI J IN A It k7 J()15
1,000 Assorted Jerseys,
Most of them worth from $12 to $:$.
Your Choice $1.25.
ALL.OVER LACES, TUCKINCS,
GINGHAMS. SATEENS, COL
ORED NAINSOOKS, &e.
, o -
An examination of quality and prices
will surely secure your patronage.
ILKatz'
116 Market St.
feb 14
Photographs,
QALL AT
Cronenberg's Gallery,
FOR FINE WORK
Children's Pictures a specialty. Old -pic
lures copied and enlarged. Call and ace pc
clmena. fob 14 H. CRONENRERG.
KA-REN.
ri'O BE HAD ONLY OF
T
JAMES D. NUTT,
Tie? Druggist, 2. N. Front St.
Rare Drugs a specialty feb 14
VALENTINES
A Beautiful Assortment of
Valentines,;
NEW DESIGNS.
PURE SENTIMENTS.
NO COU ICS FOR SALE.
C. W. YATES.
feb J4 119 Market St, Wilmington, N
Isaac T. Aldcrnia ,
QOM MISSION MERCHANT.
COTTON AND TIMBER, FpecialMep.
North Water Street,
feb 12 Ira Wilmington, N. C.
Kock Spring Hotel.
JJAS UMERGONE A COMPLETE RENt
ovatlng and Is lilted up nicely for the comfort
of iu patrons The table is supplied wltb the
I eat the market afTonU. Kjarl by llc day,
week or month at rpawmab'c rate-.
v M RS. PUIDGEV.
Cheennt, l4,lwccn Front and Water irei
feb 1 1 1 m .
New Goods Just Received,
k BEAUTIrlTL LINE OF l- I3SES AND
1WTS HOSIERY jvhlch I offer at low prW,"
LTIRS AND CHILDREN'S r;j)LI AU
AND CUFFS.
POCKETlIxVNDKERCHIKFS foy J a llea and
Cblldran-all stjles-prlcea from for 10c,
- o50 esBUeaeh.
PURE FJLK VELVET for Uimmlnjr pur.
poses, at 1 1 3d per yard.
A L' -OVER LACK.S AND FUUM IKGS.
CalffliKl h my style, and prlcea will
TOn
nus. r.. it wiiii.isis.
j toBlorUmoMuia JSSi,
fciu' - - - -
NEW A ItVEUTIRKRIENTH,
Julius Samson,
1 1 1 .Market Slrert.
Roducod Pricoo I
-o-
Previous to taking atik we will offer
for the next fitteon ' days. Imrcains In
the f.Iowinji c"Cm1.
Faney Stiiped Siik VelveU rcdiired
irom $tr,ro to $1 ,ro. -
Also, Piain Silk Velvets, in allslifidfi,
redueetl I mm $i! to $l,15f..
Plain and Striped Velveteens rnliiCBd
from 7 c to (Oe.
We also have a n'ce- line nf Haifa
and Surah Silks, in evoning shade.
Also, a nice line oj Silk Mills in eve.
nins shades, full leni.th.
A nice variety ot P.laek Goodi in all
styles? v
A few pair of Hiankets left, whlctr we
are olTerins very low and numerous
other goods at red need priees "
It i. to your inlercst iu rail and ex
amine. .
Julius Samson,
1 11 illAKKHT NT.
feb 14
Spring Styles.
YE HAVE SOMETHING NEAT AND
Pretty for Farly Spring Wear, for Ladle.
Allascii. Children and for the Gentlemea. .
We ke?p THE BEST ASSORTElk STOCK
OF BOOTS AND SHOES in ihe City or .Stale.'
and pi ire to Rntt the pocket a of all our pap
rona .
GEO. K. FUKNCII V SONS'.
'eb 14 Ids N. Front Street
. A P.rOLilNARtS. QUARTS. "
PPOLLINARIS PINTS.
JJATHORN WATER. FREIJ (OD.
A full line of Humphrej'a Homoopathl
Specllics and Sim plea. .
aiUNus mioTiiims,
feb 8 Wholesale and Rtall Drugglili
Change of Base.
jJY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
respectfully notified that I have removed my
shop to Cheat nut street, between Front and
' t. .
Water. All order foT work In my line, tin
nlng, repairing, Ac.wlfl be done proinidlv
and faithfully. v
R. T. RISING.
CbeMnut, between Front and Water hU.
jaa 31 tr
Valentines !
Valentines I
r,HE LAKHESTSTO: K tF VAL.TIMF3
In the i liv-caa te found at
; MKINbllKROkU'i
Valentines
RE , PUROHAtK BY KVKKYIODl,
young an old, rU-u and iHvr.largeaudtmal!.
aome for fun 1 nt most for kire. N.w 1 j our
tl ne fo IbMlth "of Fel.ruiry U tl t day.
You cam li Yalrwiiiv-i ffr I iet.t l.15a
HKINSlHiUGlilt'S.
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