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Personalities must be "avoided. .
And It Is especially and p"rtlcaiarly under,
stood that the Editor does t always endors
the view s of correspondents nless so st at e
in the editorial columns.
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VOL XII.
WILMINGTON, N.C" TUESDAY JANtJ ART-31 1888
and
NO 25
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TORPID LIVER
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h. Ia.l l lo n ' 0-,h
Willi fCv.t.v.
"tS a'ii-'nt-. and yellown. .
't it tmch and bovcls
and srrat rnoUn-
BILIOUSNESS,
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J.U.t.l Co.. FhiU.IHi.hIa, Pa.
UVf.ixltli- fllxviiir in an 'X
... . l y . ft ! i tin
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in-t.. nml w pnllili it for
Ut it may 1- worth:
I r Martin, a irinm iit trntl-
...an ..f raMwfU .tnty. is hen ami
vri;irtiuf.ir.of H.me vt-ry n
riark;ilI inunife.tiitious at ln
KuiiHrof Miiular on-ur
r iii f- n wen heart, a fortnight
Martin tavtliaiai-oi iwo mouui.
vi hi little grandtlaushtcriiiforiii
him that Hoiif were ramus in
ie hnw. From that tune tins
fihriM'mron ha roiitmued. I he
foti- hnve lii Mt n to fall in t In
Inn: hv Vimuu iwrjiuis and tlv
are tru.u feii fw'iniJ-i vri!it dtixrn to
me hihI one qturtr jkhiihIs. Thy
fV.lap.mntly frrtm the rUiiij and
lo ml indent tbf Iloorasthey would
.lifdneil from that height. In
wtnnt they appear ro project
t.V,!e.v from the ai1e of the
r"ru.
The f.rt olervation of this
traiic ."tirht was at the old Martin
hot.. The family moved about a
lEurter of a mile to a new house of
MartinV ami the stone fell there.
Then they moved into another hou..e
and the fall ronttnned. Sometimes
they fall out.-ide and appear to'come
fnmi a rlcar ky. Other curious
thin. hapiHn. ''in washbowls drop
off a l-'iich on which they are usually
krj.t and tly up a hih as the top
"f t!iedorI then over across the
routa and fall on the bed. ' Martin
viwche for this atement ami kuvj.
Nrore. of his neighbors will do like
iri-e.
- . - -- . -
Wi tit id in last Satunlay's New
Wk .N'i the followiinj rejMrt of a
i! of old roins. which took place
in iLat rity n the day previous;:
The riauon Smith collection of
roii... rotuprifing luany rar silver
lo'.Lirs and half dolIar.was jU1 at
.iiittiou ji-trnlav afternoon bv
M-i. mn-N & Co.. at their ales
r!ti. No. ;; HrcKuhvay. Si hun
Irvtl rik! Kftv-cight lot's coniprisinir
wizard ofio'ofn) coins, weredispoel
K and the Drices realized were nro-
UMiisinl verv fair bv all the experts
VTT'.11- Numismatists from lMiila-
am! other cltie
s were repre-
""lifeU at tho s:U
. The hiclutt price mid forany one
ta Hih mI wtu $83, which was given
hi local dealer for a splendid ex
pleof the fcilveror lt&$. A dollar
f lMId for f72 ; a dollar or
fll'l: m. tinor M)irinwn of the ntrc
foliar of lt. ami a line tlol-
of KM, 13.50. A Massachusetts
Ataong the other rar coins sold at
od figures were the following:
breath cent of 1T03. $:1C0; dime of
l.ftV White's Halifax farthing.
KIO; FrenchCnnadian hilver metlal,
w-ui XV.. 1T.4, $12.23; copper pai
ru pit. for Salt Ixke City agle,
fz;0-t,,t rare Washington cent of
;J1. nr: half cent, 1TU0, $1.30; an
JV'atitl liuer wreath cent, 170:1,
f rare rent, 1804, $4.40; 'iiiistruck
or KS). eent of 18.6, with
j
j.'..i.r:i. . 1 . . .
.,cn imuihis sola lor .tJ cents
Ier
SI
ck i.k . . . to
"J"1 SarsaimrilLo, hich tone's
rrtrl,lates the digestion 'and
an npMtite.
those who have tried and thev
"Hell you that the Hoy Clipper
4k tVtA ln m.
Jifri - "inr rnatie. coiiionivat
11 N ho I the factory agent,
.... fl',tlt
. " I
... ni pir;i.
l.ri0; rarecent of the
Ji.fedrate sjtates, fi.70: half dime.
, -; another wreath crent. of
il r r'i "Oak Tree" shilling, UV32,
jJ. threepence, $4.r0: two pence,
und au Annapolis shilling.
s,v . Fifty copper cents. of the
LOCAL NEWS.
Ixukx TO Nr.w Advkktiskmkvts.
IIkivsbr!u;ex -Masks
Dick Mkakkj-Ilw Oomis
C W Yatkh Yearly subnciiptlonH
Jois J IlKPniCK All Vo;l I'as.-liafres .
L.iHE. KMroKirnr-Contfnuftl Cash Sale
Hest shoH for boys at French &
Sons. t
The receipts of cotton at this port
trvdav foot up HO.- bales.
See the "Artful, the best rat trap
known, at .lacobi's Hdw Depot, t
Jammrv leaves us to-.iav and the
lirt month of, the nw year is gone
ulreaTly.
New River oysters were selling
thiM morning at 0 to DO cents per
gallon from carts.
-
The in- is unite a large number of
strangers in the rity to-day, many
of whom e.re from the surrounding
counties.
The Lurlieraii Publication ("om
ikiiiv, of this it v. has secured an
other press, which has been necessi
tated by their increasing business.
Mr. V.1I. t 'hailbourn, Jr.. litl not
start out ttft-tiayou tin survey of the
road to the Sound, as was intended
but hopes to get out to-morrow.
You will fmd at Heinsberger's an
elegant assortment, just received, of
fun j win masks for ladies and gen
tlemen ami some other art Kles need
ed for masquerade balls. tf
oO dozen all wool tlannel shirts, in
all shinies and colors, for men and
boys, from T" cents and upwards,
at the Wilmington Shirt Factory,
Xo 27 Market street, J. Klslmeh,
Prop; ,
The masquerade ball of the Ger-
mania Coniot Hand is to take place
on Thursday night. February 2nd,
instead of to-night, as we stated yes
tenpiy. Somehow we got the mo
tion in our noddle that yesterday
was the first of February.
Mrs. James liVown Potter, a new
star hi the theatrical world, will
make her debut to a Wilmington
audience next Monday night. Her
business manager, Mr. H. B. Lons
dale, arrived in the city last night to
make the necessary preparations for
her appearance. She will be sup
ported by an excellent company.
School shoes for children, best in
the citv. at Geo. IX. French & Sons.t
ImlicMtionit.
For North Carolina, slight change
In temperature on the coast, cooler
in the interior, fair weather ant;
winds becoming light to fresh West
erlv.
in II I IM-IIII III III! I I
ritnl .Shouting.
Somebody was shooting last night
in the vicinitv of Me Rao and Mul-
berrv streets. We do not know who
the party was that did the shooting,
but we know that live shots were
fired, tin. first three being followed
in about ten minutes by two more
There was 110 disturbance that we
heard further than the firing.
Ijtt Mulit' Fire.
At about '.1 o'clock last night the
kitchen on the premises of Mr. J. H.
Mcttarity, on Kighth and 'Castle
streets, was discovered to be on fire.
Two alarms were sent out, the first
from box 23 and the second from box
3. The firemen turned out prompt
ly, but the building was considera
bly damaged before they could get
to work and get the ilaiues extin
guished.
The Fcfttiral of Mouth,..
The (Festival of Months, to be
given on the 7th, 8th and 0th of
February next, by the ladies of
(trace M. K. Church, promises to be
a grand, unique, 'entertaining and
interesting affair. .The ladies who
have the affair in charge are working-earnestly
for a success, and we
have no doubt that thev will make
of it a complete triumph.
Matrimonial.
There will be a double r edding to
morrow night at Whiteville, the
Lbrides being Miss Jamie and Miss
Lula Schiilken. daughters of Mr.
Martin Schulkeh. of that town.
partv from this city, friends of the
family, will leave for Whiteville on
- morrow aiiennnm s train to at-
te- t,lti interesting ceremony. We
faileil to learn the names of the
ycHing gentlemen who are to be uni
ted with the Misses SchtiHeii in the
lenids of matrimouv.
Plllfttf f A f If) IC tHfti Ml 4 V X
sv " " ... .nr
city nt French 6: Sons. ; t
Ready for th Flame. : j
' The fire apparatus which has re-j
cently been put on- the steamer j
Marie wan tried yesterday afternoon j
at the Champion Compress and the j
results were eminentlv satisfactbrv. j
With a pressure of 75 pounds of i
steam the rotary pumps threw a j
stream over the masts of the schoo-1
ner JJzzic Wright, lying at the dock, j
This was through one hundred fee
of hose and an ineh-and-ivquarter
nozzle. The next time there is a
fire ou the river front Capt. Edgar
Williams will be heard from.
City Conn.
N . .
TJicre was a small docket for the
Mayor's consideration' this morning,
which was disposed of in the follow
ing order:
Madison Lark ins, colored, charg
ed with bastardy, was' the first case,
tiuilty. 'Judgment fine and bond
in amount of 50 for the mainte
nance of child when born.
Win. Mitchell, colored, disorderly
conduct. Complaint dismissed at
the request of the prosecutor.
The Salvation Army.
The Salvationists were on the
streets again Last night mid a meet
ing was held at the corner of Iront
and Market streets. There were
several speakers and one of them,
n female, announced that they pro
posed to hold a meeting some where
on the wharf next Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock; and also, that they
expected reinforcements about the
l(5th of February, in the persons of
Major Wells and Kusick, who are
now leading detachments of the
Armv in Chicago and Salt Lake
Citv.
Chicken Thieres.
The' premises of Mr. James F
Post,Jr.,on Seventh street, between
Princess and Chestnut, were raided
by thieves last night and twelve of
his chickens were stolen. Officer
Turlington saw a man on McRae
street during the night acting under
suspicous circumstances, gave chase
and after a good long run he sue
ceeded in capturing five of the chick
ens, which the thief had dropped in
his flight. The thief managed to
escape. Mr. Post was present at the
City Court this morning and identi
fied the captured fowls as his prop
erty and they were delivered to him.
A Vide Awake.
February Wide Awake has come ;
bright with pictures and full of en
tertainment and wisdom for young
folks. One series of papers alone is
enough to "make the fortune of a
magazine, "The Children of the
White House' a familiar sketch of
the children of Johu Adams, with
many curious portraits and relics.
"About Rosa Bonheur" is accompa
nied by copies of several of her pic
tures. ith a portrait of the artist
herself in her studio. "My Uncle
FlorimoiKr comes to its third in"
stalment. Mrs. Sherwood takes
"Those Cousins of Mabel's" to Rich
field Springs. Olive Risley Seward
visits the Great Wall of China. Os-
- a v m
car lay Auatns occupies nimseii
with Esop, the story-teller. And
many more. The number is very
rich, varied and interesting. A
sample copy can be obtained by
sending five cents to the publishers
I). Lothrop Company, Boston.
The Opera lloune.
Mr. Fredericke "Warde is a trage
dian of undoubted merit: the play of
"Damon and Pythias" is especially
adapted to the display of his great
histrionic powers; he was ably sup
ported last night by an exceptional
ly fine and strong company, and his
appearance at the Opera House was
greeted by a large throng of onr
most refined and cultivated people.
The play was presented with due
regard to all its requirements and
Mr. Warde always popular with
our theatre-going citizens obtained
a new lo!d on popular favor by the
efforts of last night. The role of
Damon, which was essayed by Mr.
Warde, is an exacting and trying
character, but he was fully equal to
its faithful rendition. The com"
pany was listened to with the most
irofound attention and interest and
he frequent burftsof applause with
which their efforts were greeted was
ibtindant evidence that they were
fully appreciated Mr. "Warde may
dways be sure of a crowded house
whenever he visits Wilmington.
Schoql Books and School Station
ery you can buy cheapest at Heins
bergers. -
:
The .mules and part of the clrays
and ntensilsforgradin the Seacoas
Railroad will arrive 4iere tonight,
and ork will becommenced to-
morrow or next dav. .The Directors
held lueetlng at ,3:30 oVlock
afternoon (too late for us torepqrt
the ' proceedings), .at which it was
probably determined when tin? work
wili be ieyym-
- . ThU ; hloratns'M Fire. 3 r -I f
. :
jii iiuiu liujL ou coj iier.ui uui u uhu
isrunswi
nek streets, at about 3 o'clock Bleached shirdiigs, 8neeaa8. and other Do-i-ning.
"Thej fire was in the tmestlcGoods now.aarthey are advancing lu
this mot
hou& f T ic k 50 1 ore d ; ) n
Fifth street, bet ween nteftiuSwi'cfc
and Bladen.. The departiuent were
promptlvon hand land thel flames
Were speedily extinguished,--' j J he
damage was very sjight,
Sh poriorCourt.
The first matter for thj considera
tion of the Court tljis morning was
the hearing the case of E. S. Jaffray
& Co. vs. Sol Bear t - als., which; was
continued from yesterday. Mistrial.
J. W. Thompson vs. S. Van.Am
ringe. All the issues found ; for the
plaintiff. M. Bellainv for plaintiff,
A. i. Ricaud for defendant.
James H. Carraway -vs. Kate! Car-
rawav. Verdict foriplaintiff.and de
creo granted for divorce. j "
Some I'igs, Those, i j V
i ''.!.!:.,
Mr. A. B.. Rooks, of F.ren civs Creek
township, Bladen'county, slaughter
ed four- hogs on 'Friday, the 20th
inst. two of which were aged 17
months and 20 davs and weighed 300
and 2C0 pounds respectively; the oth
er two. acred 12 months and ' 6 days
weighed 196 and 21p pounds.
Last February. Mr. Rooks killed a
lot of porkers, one of which weighed
416 pounds and another, aged 12
months and 6 days, weighed 272
pbunds. Good pigs that, don't you
think? ".I v i . 1;
Personal.
- Maj. T. D. Love, of Bladen connty,
is here on a short Visit.
Mr. R.' C. Johnson and Capt. A. G
Ward, of Pender county, were in
the city to-day. '
Mr. Frank C. Goiild, of Warsaw,
N. Y., who has been visiting his for
mer rector, the, Rev. Chas. T. Coerr,
leaves the city this5 evening for Flor
ida, where he intends to spend . the
Winter. ; ;j ; !-':.
Mr H. B. LcJnsdale, business man
ager for Mrs. James Brown! Potter,
is in the city for the purpose of mak
ing arrangements for the appear
ance of Mrs. Potter at the. Opera
House here next Monday evening.
. Quarterly Meetings. H .
First round of Quarterly Meet
ings for the Wilmington District of
the Methodist E. Church, South:
Grace Church, Wilmington, ' Feb-
r nary 4 ana o.
Magnolia circuit, at Magnolia,
February 11 and 12.
Clinton circuit, at Johnson's chap
el, February 18 and 19.
Waccamaw circuit, atohiloh. Feb
ruary 25 and 26. I i t "
BrunswicK mission, February 2o
and 26. ' ;
OnsloW circuit, at Green 'Branch,
March 3 and 4. T. , i I."
Kenansville,at Kenansville,Marcn
10 and 11. ; '
Carver s Creek, at Shiloh, March
18 and 19. , 1 , i
Elizabeth circuit, at Elizabeth,
March 24 and 25. j I
Cokesbury, at Salem; April ST& 4.
Bladen circuit, at Bethlehem,Ap,l
10 and 11. i I ' .
; ; T. W. Gutiirik, P.
E.
THE MAILS.
The mails close and arrive at the ; City Post
office as follows: - t T . I
CLOSE. i !
Northern through malls, fast. .00 P. 31.
Northern throusrh and way mails.. .11.00 A. 31.
N. C. and A. & N. C. Railroads and i -
routes supplied therefrom 8.00 A. M.
Raleigh & Fayettevre. 6.00 P. M. and 8.00 A. M.
Southern way malls. . . ; .: ...... t.z e.30 P. M.
Southern through malls.. . .' 9.15 1'- M
, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, i "
Western malls (C. C. Railway). . ; 545 A. r.
Cape Fear & Y v R Rand points sup- !
plied therefrom... .... . 5.45 P. M.
Raleigh & Hamlet R. K. and points
supplied therefrom 2.00 P. M .
SmithvUle 2.00 P. M.
Wrlghtsville i s.30 A. M.
Clinton, special,. 115 P. M.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS, t
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate ofti-
ces .... 6.00 A. M..
Little River, 8. C, and intermediate .
offices 2.00 P.M.
Cape Fear River mall.... ..100 P. 31.
. OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern and way mails SJ30 P. M.
Northern through mail, late. Jl.no P. M .
southerh mails . -. . -. . .. IL30 A. 3f .
southernway mails. . ...... . . . .. O30 A. 31.
Carolina central R. R. ............. . a.30 A. 31.
3Iails collected from street boxes In business
portion of city at 5 A. 3L; 11 A. 31. and 4.45 P.
M. and ttDro other points of the city at 3 P. 31.
and4AJM. - i - -i.
General delivery open from 6.50 A. 31. to 7.00
P. 3L. iud on Sundays from 9.00 to 10.20 A. 3i.
Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from OHO
to 104?) A. 31. - " -
- Monvy order and Register. Department open,
from i A. 31. to 5 1. 31., continuous. '
St rQp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 P. 31.
Str -aps on sale at general delivery 6.S0A.31.
tol A, 3L aad l to 7 P. M.
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AIVfcltTlK ; KNT8.
a Vi TJT7 i n '
; Ail VYOOI SI 1216 TBS
f; citable FOU gentIkMKN anp Bors,
Handsome styles and cheap, at riump Cost
. .
The remainder of our uock of lJress co.xis.
odds and ends of Towels and liandterchiefs
are betng oiod our igarUle5?sof cost, some
oodhars'aiD.m lied, aiut White
r Those-
who study economy should buy
, r f-
pri eel vWehave agooit sto
- -w-,'r-v J;' T - r
stoelv to select trom.
JOHN J. HEDRIGK.
Jan 31 tf
-OP-
ETE BY DESCRIPTION
Received To-Day.
F
INE WIRE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE-
men. Moderate, line, ugly and tvery ugly.
Largest assortment ever in the,; city. Now is
' - " '-. ' '"""" : :-" '. ; I- '-.'J- . ,
your time to select for the 3iasquerade Balls.
1 "-';- - '-j
Call and see them at
Heinsborger's
!i ' - 1 - '
r - '
Live Book and Music Store.
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-I". ' ' ' ' - -. J - -
jan 31 : ' ,-' .'I' ';.'..:,
o o. vomjKrs;
OMMISSION 31ERCIIANT AND DEALER
In Groceries. Wines, Liquors, Tobifeco, Cigars,
c.. No. 8 North Water St., Wilmington, N. C
, Consignments solicited," Highest prices pa id
for all kinds of Country Produce.
Jan27rtvk
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CD) i CD)
CJ ff-fl
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Ml M
S ,03 I LO
1 & Hl I a a
Q O B o 0
o tc f-a
h .B Bi
O . tnnl
Grand Masquerade Bill.
j ViEUMANIA COUNET I5AN1. AT
! II IVH rtifl (TTTIMK'tlll- I .w. .-t : . ,
J'-- until, r l.'. iiliU, J -
Tickets it; - . ,
- tximmlttec-t. O.-t." Gleschem C. V. v.- r
Karnpen. it. H. t.Tescheu, .M. uathln. .1. u
Knek. , , - . . . jan zt "r :: : r i
v-
Co ?! and VJoc:
J ED AND WHITE ASH COAL. 1 1 7 .!
STOCK OAK AND ASH WOOD. ULAC II
JACK AND JLICniTWOOD.'.V ' "
, ,T. .v. SPJ.'LNGElu
riOorii NEW-STOEE IN rifliCELl'Birilj)-'
income our cusfoSerat heri
: WUl be srl iI ta
W. E. SPRING EJl C CO.
Importers and Jobixrs. . .. -jan;J0
llardwaiv. Tinware and Crockery
ivlew Arrival
5( ) B.OX IIENin-; CO. FIO TOBACCO,
1 RC BOXES PLUG AND TWIST. ' i
JUU - ALL STYLE TOBACCOS,
Q tC( ASSORTED CIOAEa . '
Otl,l tj.t Above to be sold .at. greatly re
duced prices to close consignment. ,
" , ' Respectfully,
SAM'L BEAlt, Sr., ,,
jau :0 -, 10 31arket street.
IN GREAT VARIETY, COOKS AND' HEAT
. - . . . , ' , - - '-
ers. Can give you am thing you are Ukrly to
want. AVe don't make them, but we - Have ae
cess to the best sou rres ot -supply.
call and w us. - Z. .. W
i nvnif tv iir xvit .
i)ealers In llantware, Tlmvare. &c.
jan "0 d$rvr
Wllnalngtou, ,N. C
Piece Coods
'- - - ' - ; ' ' .(
Q AN B E BOUGHT, ' U Y .Til E SUIT 4)11 BE
made to Order, at . . '
DICK & ME A RES,
Merchant Tailoring and Gents' Furnlshmtrs,
jan ;io 12 N Front 6f
8 -- "T" "'-I -" " II I. 1I..H
Livery, Sale and Exchange
- ' Stables. . t
IIAVE ON HAND SEVEN FINE MULES
for sale cheap for,cash. Call .and see.' for
jourself i Board for- Horses by the wecK or
month. Good feed and comfortable stalls. -
R. W. BEST.v
Fifth St., bet. Walnut and Mulbrny.
- jan :w ly .... . -
Sure Cure .
pOR ANY DEFECT IN SPEAKING, SUCH
as Stuttering, by Prof. Stubhs, Office at Com-
merelal Hotel. , , . ' " '
WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan. 30, 1&8&
. I take pleasure In recommending .Ur. Stubbs
to any one having a defect in articulation.
3Iy son spoke with great- difficulty, but after
two interviews with Dr. Stubbs is able to artic
ulate every word distinctly i ; f
' - W. T. DAGGETT.
23 Jlarket Street, WUmlngtou, N. C.
Jan30 2t - -
Yearly Subscriptions
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jan 1J0 . C. W. YATES.
Taylor's Bazar
Leads but Never Follows.
-o - -
Profits No Object Now, Its
Sales We Seek,
WE THEREFORE WILL SELL
Monday, Special Sale Day,
. The Great Bjistle and Corset Sales.
58 Dozen Bustles 58
Just received In every shape
TAYLOR'S FOLDING,:
TAYLOR'S UNIQUE . ;
-. r ' THE GEM, and 1
LANGTJfiT BUSTLH.
In t Att, every make and' shape, t.h:. ; in
prit- at 20. 30, 40 and 50c., folly worth lo' l ;
Corsets. 95 Doi; '.(Jorcetc.
Jnst received. StltchKl Hip Gore Corn i.i.
never before sold at such a recki'-ii prl -.. Vt.
, -, will fell them 3ionday for Zc
Th LAG. Corset, Nursing Cor?er.' c.
Dr. Warner:s Hfalth' corset $Lia
- i The iock Clasp B. v. N.Vorect
Young Ladies Corsets, 341ses cor-y i.s. Cor-
of every make and size, at mtuct-d pr! .-.
Protif s no object how, KHMal -t K-k.
JtHt received a new lot of STRAW JIATir.
- uoyr parly Spring shapes and -Jli i
spld at 25, 39. anfj 4ie each, worth fully -y-;K
--. FINE FELT HATS at 3')..
MONDAY SPECIAL SALE DAY'AT
TAYLOR'S liAZAR, lis 31 AIIIU'T M'.,
Vfi1iniu:toii, X. C.
Orders by maU carefully niled. . j.iac'i