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part of tM " "
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Fut Carolina an
uob uublc and
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tut lliver TranfprtHtion Muipuy,
ienrurna daily J?"
..n.i mmi mm. I he
fcen iri:u"u "u -
,oleo( ()i.3.ow tnve oecji waning
ami pjtienuy ni iu"p "
fcjicate to build these erand trun.K
or railroad troin i tiik. u
trlMtD. via IViInuuiton. aad it ap-
Lr to us that we will have lt wail.
iceifapcharersol tde Wilmington
w & Kst U-irolina ttsiiroau
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inpanv anu iae r-im tuuu
i,t (mioiuv we want soint;(ning
glble. qu ck and certain. ,' There are
eeionsh:pi. iut ot hve. m unsiow
Lot?, tbit are in lavr 01 me w u
ogt'Hi, Uobiow A IviSl Uaronna
roxJ 0m any. aud one, 11 not
. that are ia favor of the short
y-the East Carolina & Land Com
.iTibai I irankiy admit that we will
rwthjflr! that cme3. An ouuei
need aoil must have Wilmington
W nntteir th short road. The peo
) of this county are naturally in
ej t'trnlff in your city. 7e arn
! aciuiintmi with your business
feu. and like theui. tiut. on! for an
Ut aovwer to s we a haul of forty
n over those sandy roads! Newborn,
nvwherp'
Gentlemen, vote the $100,000, and
Vi't tool with Northern syndicates.
bur city will be stale ucder the amend
charter t BS7. and the terms of the
bicription, as set forth in tour paper,
b excellent. You onlj lay down your
tads the road progre33e3, mile by
!e, for the first turty miles, which
U carry you t Soeed's Ferry or
tone d creek. 1 oa pass close to
amp Sound and get her oysters, fish,
rpentine. wood, shingles and other
piacta and tap New Kirer. and there
p get the finest oysters this aide of
jno Haven I?ay. tish. cotton, nnnnnti
Mevery other product, made trom
U mouth of New River trTr I.
-afwicuiana.
Mr. Editor, wnuM yoa believe it.
:itin 1S50. whrre there was only four
nilics in the lVru. or Sueed'a Ferry,
aatry. there are now actually two
2adred taiuilies imide ot two miles
l31te? Qui'a cood place for the
of your railroad If a railroad
fi be built t() this plac New River
(-r, only one mile distint, with its
'joas fisheries, a large Summer re
wjcju!d be auticipated. a hotel, a
pcnjni club and last but not least
I town that would in a short while sar
JMorehead City, and afford good
Putl throughont the year.
HDI.L, . tv..w
f ".T0ietae&l00.0oa and start the
Hid Onilnw wilt man i..n ;.L.
f OiTiduaU whohafl t n'H mo that iK
f JJjd eivethe right of way and donate
'mAi v or lhe sake of gecurn the
railroad and Jacksonville and on up to
uiwes of K-rh n,i 4L 1. .
ntrv B? Parous P8 e
uiry. Ihencft tin Ihn MnrhA.Si
unnnn . .
D R er. and Soulhwestto
Uackionwiii -rrd 8 lanainK- And at
U Jffe-ir the short road is built
adShtv.coa?ect,on wiln Newborn
mnVL h&fD,dus Hydec nnty.
'Jhy ih?.Hf lhe Sl&le" This latler
iK-miBafe- When -ihurw
fcttorm f 71 00 more waiting for
winded . .no more wailing for
Tour 1 V' but Pn the throttle
hP'oplw,Tiu made happy;
hn? hau s fro,u lhe Western
4l2 n-W& East Carolina
(la an???ny ulroads and boats
k'! v And we are Rl8D in'
aill0TttoJ.e .can transport our fih
8!'t. waaoaock before it becomes
roriM. . yr,ur Provisions and
ttein,!n(1 dT goods and want them
'iciou. k:;y.r n'2ht lhat you get our
dereiavs esaad in the8e uot 90
dUn; we want your ios. sugar
lin'i . . W Ol On mo rn m.IW m. rt
" 1 1 n -" v. u uii.. aim hai k
" Kill bill. . .
IV
vit sl" see that Mr.F,D.
lToUruKV Hpplitation lo the
!.n"-- 1 iii..,(KM f cv.ntiuci a
,d ' vujintic & North
10
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.ir" iiu 1 1
,ranierirt-r f mo
' till llltd Liliil ci
!'" ml J- u ir.l t" r-
mil nim VtfAl
KuS-oUheact. Their Sol
t'J ,0 drain .Vw r.vj-r of 11
fi...,i(i ffire lively wmk to th
:fiE Daily Eetiew:.
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V()L. XI.
W
Ware bound fo g op nd e"in?. D I
ctch oor eye? Mostn, laBt call
Shall T eL M XIC 3
r " , v V :
Col. J a linn Alien . of Statesville Do
yon know him? He is one ot the most
persistent and interesting talkers in this
State . He is going to delirer an ad
dress at the Gran2err Kncaojoraent i
and Fair at Mt. : Holly. His subjec1
- - (
will bo "A Northern ManV Experience
in Farming in North Carolina." We
Ten:ure to say that those who hear the
talk will s.nile a. few lirues He if a
witty, talker, a', clever sentlemen and
makes friends wherever he goes.
An important question to the farm
ers of tne bouth is what kinds of
grasses will -suit our soil. Professor
Milton. Whitney, Superintendent of
the State Experimental Farm, has
given special attention to tee eras
crops and has experimented with every
known variety. He is - competent to
id teres l the people on this interesting
subject and has been selected by the
committee of arrangements of the
Grange Encampment to be held at
Mount Holly to read a paper on "Gras
ses lor- permanent ano lemporary
Meadows and Pastures, especially
adapted to the various soils of the
South."
Don't Kxperliueii.
You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seam?,
at first, only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr King's New Dis
covery lor Consumption, Coughs and
C jlds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he
may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't be de
ceived. but insist upon getting Dr.
King's New Discovery, which i guar
anteed to eive relief ia all Throat.
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bot
tles free at W. H. Green & Co.'s. Large
bottles $1
(in
A. Sound Legal Opinion.
E. Bainbndge Monday. Esq , County
Atty., Clay county, Tex., says: "Have
used Electric Bitters with nio-t nappy
results. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved bis life."
Mr. D I. Wilcox3on, ot Horse Cave.
Ky., &dds a l'ke testimony, saying :
He positively believes he would have
died, had it not been tor Electric Bit
lers. 1
The great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
tor all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis
orders stands unequaled. Price 50c.
and $i, at W. II. Green & Co 's
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" New Boarding House
Knoxvllle Furniture Co
Jas D Nutt Zonwclss
C Vf Yates Country Merchants
Dick A Mbakes Fresh Invoice
W H Alderman A Co -jjfow Bead y
Heinsbkrgek's Pianos land Organs
M M Katz New Bargains this Week
GILES & MUBCUI8OS Season's Goods
Parker & Taylor No j Racket floods
Kmghts oV Hokor miliar Meeting
Fkxnell & Daniel Blgjn of the Horse
XV E Springer A Co Grain Cjradlcs, Ac
LG LiNSBSRRY Does It pay to Advertise
For other locals see fourth page. .
Very fine watermelons in market on
Saturday for a quarter for the choice.
. , -
Canteloupes are in their glory now.
You can buy splendid ones for 50 cents
a dozen.
The cheapest place to buy your school
books and school stationery is at Heins
berger's. .
We saw three badgeless dogs to
geiher at the corner of Chestnut and
Eighth streets, at about sunset last
night.
There are a good many piles of trash
in the streets in the Eastern section of
the city which should be removed at
once.
The lucky ones yesterday were those
who stayed home. It was hot enough
here but hotter still almost everywhere
else.
Go to Sol. Bear's and buy a Gossa
mer and some elegant Bath Towels,
then go to Carolina Beach and take a
surf baih. ; t
Some of the newspapers, in speaking
ot the hot 'weather, are quite witty,
while a few of them approach very near
the blasphemous. .
Up to 10 o'clock this morning 961
licences had been issued for dogs and
187 canines bad been killed; making
1 148 present or accounted for.
There were smart showers at the
Sound yesterday afternoon, while here
, "! if .1 . tQ the Dlnnai nntil vnn'.i :'" V ' ; Jtr t . t-.-t i.u.. -L.
'J&ftVta?,! wiii; bart . tb.teniDe aspect .or
"" loiani. one oviteti fie. awnile. ' '
TLMINGTON N. C, MONDAY, JULY 18.
Mrs. Alice L Adkina has opened a
new boarding house at 2044 South Front
street, near Orange.
wh re boarders
can be KCCnmmodated
by the day,
week or month. See adv. in thU issue.
Knights ol' Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 43L Regular
meeting this (Monday) evening, at 8
o'clock. Full attendance is desired.
femouai
Messrs. P. Heinsberger and W. W.
Hodges, who have been spending a tew
days at the Rocks, returned to tbejity
this morning. They report good fishing
and lots of luck.
Lutrge Party.
The excursion of colored people to
Wiisoh, on lhe Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad, this morning, was probably
th largest that ever left this city. There
were fifteen passenger coaches and two
baggage cars, crowded lo their utmost
capacity, and there were quite a num
ber of people who desired to go, but
who could not be accommodated. It
was indeed a monster excursion.
Mozart Hall.
Workmen were engaged this Loom
ing iu removing the remainder of the
block letters, which once constituted
tb letrend. "Mozart Hall.' over Messrs.
Burr & Bailoy's store. By the force" of
storms and the ravages of time, a large
portion of the letters had been destroy
ed.so that fragments only remained,
and as other improvements lo the front
of the building are in progress; it be
came necessary to remove these latter.
To-Morrow -Night.
The ladies hope for aiarge attendance
at the Lawn Party to-morrow night, for
the benefit pf the Wilmington Light In
tantry flag fund. They hope to have
some good music on the occasion, as
the Cornet Concert Club have been
asked to play for tbem. There will be
a plenty of cooling refreshments and a
number ot fancy articles will be offered
for sale, at really very low prices. The
Lawn Party is the only public amuse
ment or entertainment announced for
this week.
Base Ball.
On Saturday afternoon the third and
last game of base ball of the series, be
tween the Charlotte and Wilmington
nines, was played at the Seaside
grounds, resulting in a victory fot the
former by a score of 9 to 6. The game
was hotly contested on both sides and
the prospect for a favorable result for
the home team was good, as the score
stood 6 lor the home team to 5 lor the
Charlottes at the beginning of the ninth
inning. The latter then went to the
bat and scored fojr runs, while the
home team made nothing when they
took' the willow. Our boys played
rwell; until the game was nearly finish
ed, when they failed in several m
stances, thus losing the game.
City Court.
Thomas Gordon was brought before
the MayT th'i morning to' auswer to
the charge of disorderly conduct. The
testimony showed lhat it was one of
those shameful cases of domestic infe
licity in which the wife used the broom
stick and the husband did the best he
ooul ! to defend himself in an entirely
playful manner with bis fists. The fun
proved very annoying to the neighbors.
and as such occurrences ore frequent,
a tine ot $20 was imposed, with the al.
ternative of 30 days in the city prison.
Ingenious Work.
Mr. James H- Hewett killed a rattle
snake, on the 1st inst., at his farm on
Jumping Run, about li miles from the
city. His suaieship was 54 ieet long
and had 13 rattles and. a button Mr
Hewett skinned the reptile and bad the
bide tanned and afterwards varnished,
and has had it fitted up with springs in
such a mauuer tha it now closely re
sembles the original, and can be made
to run and shake the rattles as it did
in life. It is an ingenious piece of
work, bat we are not fond enough of
nakes to wish for such a vicious-look"
tng play thing "
lleroe and Eloroiues.
1 here ar few uo endure bodily troubles
without complaint. Did jou ever meet among
the lieroe or heroines of your acquaintance
if any euh there have been one with a yel
lowish cast ct countenance and that jaundiced
aspect generally, which the most un practiced
izcs as me prouuet or a uuorucreu
liver, wiio cad not complain, an l peevishly
too. of the p'oreness of tLe recalcitrant onran
of pains beneath the right shoulder blade, of
dyspeptic symptom, comllpatto ad head
ache? f course you never did, and of cou -e
the individual was not using II stettet
stomach 1 titters, or he would not so h ve
c nipl&loed To purify the blood vncn con
t&mtuated with bile, and condnct (he eecre
U.n lntt its proper channel, to re-esUblcb
reicularlt of tbe boweia. banLtb blKou head
ache and remove imf edlmenu o complete dl
jceailon. nothing can approach In ecacy this
oeerless alterative una ionic lT&UtlaJ rem-
pLilpa, always Involving the UrerndAldoey
and bUdder inactivity, are renjdto by It. It
i a capiat appevzer.
WrigtitKville Sound .
Much has been said regarding this
popular resort ton the people of
W:t
mington and vicinity, and as time pro
gresses and the place becomes built up
with pretty cottages aud improved
and beautified by the taste of the prop
erty owners there, much will remain to
Ims said in its-praise The situation of
the village wbich has sprung up on the
yerge of the Sound within a compara
tively few years is attractive and
picturesque. The tasw-fu. and cozy
((Hiking cUftgeSi embowered amid in
viting groves and- shaded by beautiful
f diage. with the deep diapasen of the
never ceasing anthem of the ocean to
be heard from the distance, seem to re
mind ore of some fairy spot, where the
dwellers are exempt from all the cares
of life.
We visited the place for the first time
a day or two since, and were deeply
impressed with its natural beauty as
well as with lhe tasteful Improvements
which were visible on every band. The
day was too torridly and horribly hot
for us to fee all the loveliness of the
place by a stroll through the precinct,
but we saw enough ,to cause us to sigh
for a forluue that we might make it a
suburban residence. But there are
splendid accommodations for transient
visitors, who wished to spend a day
removed from the dust, turmoil and
hot brick walls of lhe city. Piney
Grove Hotel, of which our genial
friend, Capt. E. W. Manning, is pro
prietor, has ample accommodations for
a large number of guests. It is right on
the margin vt the Sound, in full view
ot the ocean, and is a cool and delight
ful retreat whenever there is any breeze
to tan the parched and fevered brow.
The cuisineis superb and the rooms
are large, airy and well ventilated.
There are also several bath houses con
nected with the establishment aud a
large club house, where visitors who do
not like to remain-in their rooms may
sit and epjoy the cooling breezes as
tbey are wafted across the sound from
the ocean. Messrs. Stokely Brothers
also keep a good hotel there.
The drive to the Sound, over the
turnpike, is delightful. The roadway,
after leaving Market street, is one of
the best in the State, and in fact, we
doubt if it can be equalled. It is as
solid as any Macadamized road of the
North, is so nearly level that the slight
undulations serve to break monotony,
and is a perfect road, only lacking in
width. It should be at least four feet
wider. This, in brief, is our view of
Wrigbtsville and the means of getting
there.
Criminal Court.
New Hanover County Criminaj
Court, Judge O. P. Meares presidihg.
and Solicitor B. R.- Moore appearing
in behalf of the State, convened at the
Court House in this city this forenoon.
The morning hour was devoted mainly
to empanelling the grand jury and to
delivering the cuslomarycharge to the
same.
The following are the grand jury for
the term: E. P. Bailey, foreman:
Thomas J. Rand. V. W. Chadwick, J
Carmer Davis. M F. Croom, B. F.
Swann. Benjamin Scott, 1). J. George,
J.T. Mclver, George B. Myers, W. S.
Walker, John W. Owen.
The following cases were heard dur
ing the morning hour:
State vs. Polly Mack, assault and
battery. Defendant waived bill of in
dictment and submitted. Judgment,
one penny and co3ts.
State vs. Halite Chadbourn, assault
and battery. Defendant waived bill of
indictment aud submitted. Judgment,
one penny and costs.
Stale vs. Mary Williamson, assault
and battery, two cases. Defendant
waived bill of indictmeut and submitted
Judgment, one penny and costs in each
case.
G'eateftt Sacrifice In Cl"thiutf
Kver Known in Wilmington.
Mr. I. Sbrier, deftiriug to close out
every dollar' worth ot clothing, gents
furnishing goods and lo make quick
work of it, will sell out his entire stock
regardless of cost. The real cost or ac
tual value of tha godS will have noth
ing lo do with the low prices 5 his main
object is to open up in the large and
haudsome store in'the Puruell building
with one ol the largest and finest slocks
of custom made clolhtng. All goodsj0f only $2?Cash andfiO Monthly thereafter
on band will be slaughtered t ff Read a
few of the slashing prices in chitdr n's
suits : - Fr'$l worth $2.25, some at.
$1,50 worth $3; a very handsome suit
for St. 50 worth $4- On suits the price
will be reduced $3. $5. iand $U); in
furnishing goods 15,5 and 33 per'ee'btw
utv
known I. Shrier. ll Market it. t
Dbg sctieme.' Don't niisa ihe-oppoT u
nitv getting a bargain of the yell
1887
WO. 169
MAlUtlED.
8RYD DKLAIGLX At fet .Tame Church
I Wilmington, N. C, Tuesday, July lth, 18S7,
HKKBB T S D to M'.mi iUIS AD&LK
Dl 1 I .l.K be-tb of Ne York ity.
NKW AOVElCTIKKftl ENTS
New Boarding House.
JjlttONr ST BEET, BETWEN ORANGE
and Ann. No. 2041. by Mrs AHcc L Adklns.
Cool Booms, Comfortable lit d. Bath Kooncs
fre-. to bortters, attentive servants and the
tabic an pi; 11 d with the (test the market at
fords By the dav, week or month.
- Terms low. july IS lwk
fJow Ready.
W
K HAVE KEMUVKD JTOUM TIIK OLD
st nd and are now ready to wait on all tv
win tvor us with a c&U at our New store,
1 4 Norlh Front st. llard vare. stoves an t
Home Furnishing Goods at low prices
W. H. ALUEUM is A CO..
ju'y S8 dw 1i4 N. Front St.
Grain Cradles, Grass Blades
and Snaths,
J-CWN UOWJS,U8, Ac.
Full stock at bottom prices.
V. e! SrlUNGKB A CO.,
inly IS 19, '22. 23 Market St.
Season's Goods.
EF111GKBATUK!, ICE CUE AM FBEE-
rers. Water Cooleis, Fly Fans. Fly Traps,
Ac , Ac. All at the lowest prices. Call and
examine the goods and the prices.
G1LJS A MURCHISON.
jnly 18
No Racket Goods.
yyru keep the best, alsokmp.oy
the best of Workmen. If you need a good
Cook ftovewecan supply you at a low fl
ure. Pumps, Toilet Sets. Cash Boxes, Light
ning Roos, Tubs, Tinware.
PABKEB A TAYLOK.
POKE WHITE OIL. july IS
Always Ready
rjX RECEIVE CU8TOMER3 FOB
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
IKKS. PENS, PENCILS,
WRAPPING PAPEK,
GRAIN BAGS.
BASE BALL SUPPLIES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
HAMMOCKS, CROQUET, Ac, Ac.
C. W. YATES.
july 18 Wholesale and Retail Stationer
AND-
FANCY GOODS
-AT-
rVJics E. Karrer's,
No. 117 Front Street,
Will sell at Auction and private .sales
until
Wednesday, July 20th,
After that all goods left wiii be packed
IT
away. Goods almost given away.
Respectfully,
july 10 E. KARREB.
Pianos & Organs-
9
GRAND SUMMER SALE.
FOR JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND
SEPTEMBER.
gQrjl MONTHS AHEAD, WHEN MOST
t'usinees boutes wilt down and give up all Idea
of trade. But we ara not BU ALT that war.
Hence we offer during the hot Summer months
our v ry BEST B AUG AIMS, and GREATEST
INDUCEMENTS, with tbe result of rolling up
TKEMKNDOU3 SUMMER SALES.
Frtr this season we have 1.U0 Pianos and
Organs to c ose out by October 1st. Cash Is
scarce, and we won't talk a boat It at all The
induceoionts we offer and with which we
shall capture buyers are: first, the Very
Loweot Prtces lo the U. S. ; and reeo&d, OUR
WONDER' ULLY E SY TERMS.
See I
PIANOS, $5 to $10 Monthly.
ORGAN", $3 to 15 Monthly.
This means that we offer a t styles of New
aud very desirable Pianos (not new) worth
from t54 to $1.0, for from $10 to $ j6 Cash, and
$5 Moitbly.
Ai?o Ner (rcans, on payments of $1.68 to
$ MonUsly ubUI akl for.
LUDDEN A BATE8, Southern Hosi Hooe
-'. " . - e V. HKINABERMKK.
jnne I s r Sol a'gen.tfot WHmlngtoo -
Pints aqd YurnUh . Best ia city at
Jacobin, aud at lower prices than yon
can buy elsewhere. ' ' . V . f
Wt will b glad W rieart ecnamamieiasxa
tm ear meads oa aay aatf all smelt
geamllatnsibi "
Tto aame of the wttut taut always be -m0d
to im Editor. . v
ftnnikauiors nrovt be wtlttn oa n
OMtldaot the papas,
rrsonailte must b avolOtd!
AjkI it la especially aad particularly um .
tood that the Editor dee mot always aactoi
the views of correspondents aalawt e t
In the editorial cohnaM.
Gash House.
I.I.Eatz
116 TJarket Gt.9
HEW BARCAirJG
THIS WKKK.
A large variety different stylet
DRESS GOODS 5c per yard.
30-Inch BATISE. 8c per yard.
Best DRESS GINGHAMS, 8c per yd..
Good SATEENS, worth 25c for 1 2io.
WHITE GOODS, 8, IO, 12. 15
and 18c per yard.
LINEN TOWELS Irom lOcnp.
TABLE DAMASKS from 25c np.
PARASOLS-Stteens, from 40c up,
ALPACA from SOo np.
REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES
and a large LINE OF LACES, which
we have not bad room to show to far
this season. At Vert Low Prices.
GADSE MERINO UljIDERWEAH,
besides a full assortment of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
GLOVES. MITTS. HOSIERY,
CORSETS.ROBES. & FLOUNCING3
At prices that will please everybody.
M. M. Katz,3
116 Market Street.
Light
Underwear
roi
At DICK A MEARES.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Houeeu
uly 18 12 hi. Front Bt
too
gOMKTUlNG NEW FOR THE TEETH.
JAS. D. NUirrs. the Druggist,
iulyl8 218 N. Front St.
Wanted.
gEVEKAL GOOD
COOPERS at once.
July 16 3t
8PIRIT
BARREL
MORTON & HALL.
LAVyfJ PARTY 1
TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Wilmington Lieht Infantnr
nag runa. "
CITY HALL PARK.
fuesday CyontOfir. July IO.
Befreshwcnu at low prices.
Ladles Will ileaa aend thPir mnmMt.
lions to the City Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
AuiiuMuun iv cenia. - JtUTJ
Carolina
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'ju.b raooruax will lVJC FOR
CAROLINA BEACH every weef day at 9 tnd
S. Train returc lng leaves aflWd . OnSmu'
days Boat leaves at 2; Train bsv& 6.
J: wTlI'tIJRS
July 11 tf nac s General .Manager.
Dental RoomsX
I HAVE MOVED MY DENTAL ROOMS to
No. 114 PrlucegaBt. ,
Between Front and Secoad, on South sUe;
Jury 11 1m
J. H. DURHAM.
For Galo
BUILDING LOTS la desirable loeaBxles.
Uuated oa Castle. Chnrch. Nan, Ann.
Orange. Ltock, Prioress, Molberry. Walant.
Bed Cross Frost, t bird. Fourth, filth. Mxtb, .
SeveBth, wnsoa, Elgbtb. Ninth Tenia Cnar
laue, t le evince welfU and Thirteenth et. ;
also iuuae and lots tor sale on tne Install
ment plan. Money bated on ta&factnrr
terms u iboae wlebtnj to tvuLM. Arlyto.
- ttily.2sr JAUL5 VlLZOZh 1
HOT DAVS
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