TUXSFATSR ,
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Wc will t- tec-irr ic:
trom our'friou ca a:.;, ;r l
gvner.il Interest t-..r
' TLc njuae ct the v.-riu-r v.v -1 ; : v - :
oisliod to the Editor. .
Communlcatioas must tc v. i c
one skle of the p-Tp-r.
'- ivrsonalltlcamust acfJe i.
;-And It fcicsperifjiy ana p nh iii tr'.
stood that tin Witor does f ai-&,v t
th views ot correspond ijfs unls
In the editorial columns. '
'. JJ en 'trttlzs. exocptca , j
It T. JAMES. Itcrarn.
dr'monii SiCO. Three
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Hinted report juiv and
VOL XN WiLMING TON, N. C. TBURS1)A Y. FEBRUARY 16 1888
NO 39
torKrt uwtr paper rtlxny.
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PURELYVcGETABLE.
r:vEn, Sidneys,
and Bowels,
At CFFECTU1L SPtClTlC FOR
iM.iM-f. ,lr l,c, ,
(.HrlST', IUUunM..
jUJnej AGXt!n. . . . Jaaodice.
)Utl DTrtou, Coll.'.
7
- MLKJI J.-v t A . -- r- . 'f '
Jo SsuseSold Should bs Without It,
,., . s.rui' pt rra-' v 1 r I m in d i a t n .
...V.t rMiit i li-wir of n1Ti.j and
tl.c:: a :tr in lirttnnd dlon. MIK
ihsrc ts rir ON t
SHCCI0N3 LIVER'REGULATOR'
st r i u ,rd
fl f Wrpjr. Prtpftd or.y by
H.ZEILIN & CO..SUPrpr-terv
ornwAHiiiMiTox i.mrnK.
rp. rcrr. inily Keiew.i
W'Asni.vtiTtiN. D. C Feb. 12. '&
Airain the -hirligi of thai has
hronu-ht u to the .verge of Lent?
Tli. mrrv LlinstlliaS greens Willi
7 . t l
which our cuurcnes were auorui
have todav nil disappeared, and. it
U probable, aided in Riving warmm
and outmort to me PuKn'KuuK
that braved the morning's snow
.tonu. to knel at the ilirmeK tiniy
two day more of the heaon r?-
main. and then, ine "mnncnro noma
f liriw. rt pulrcram rtvcrtcrtsS
trointhe ehaneel. will remind the
hearer of hU mortality, and there
for that not to be ultoetlier
given up to the "pomps and vani
tie.t of thh wit ked world;' that hall.
and rvirtiV. tho all very well in
their way, tiinst for a tinn; irive
place to the demands of man's high
er nature, to more serious and more
profitable concern, that the golden
powrrthat ha lent its sparkle tothe
head of beauty must pive place to
the dast and a lies of lent, and the
?audy attire of the hall room to th
plainer robes the sackcIothM of
the penitential season, and for forty
oild days they will assemble in the
churches and individually and col
lectively declare themselves-'Tiiiser-ahle
dinners. Society keeps Lent.
Tli? "reason just ending has been
unusually &hort, but it Is not to be
inferred 'that the social world has
been cheated out of any of its pleas
ures thereby. Everything was ar
ranged with reference to It, and it
ha been one grand rush since the
it or January. Oermans, recep
tions, teas, 4c. &c. have followed
each other in such rapid succession
that one head almost swims in
thinking of them. Sometimes three
and four of an .evening, and the
rushing in and rushing out wasverv
confusing.
The effort of the entertainers to
make them exclusive, to confine
them to their own ?et. were not!
t.rucraiiy successful. Cards were
i.ueit, but the uninvittnl managed
t gft in all the tame. A few even
kince while standing near . a
yroupa lady, the wife of a Senator
irora the Pacific Coast, rushed up,
the usual fashionable gust
fwted the wife of another Senator.
yii, Mrs. Blank," Isald the flrvt,
are voti r tmnMAii i...
'TiIM Van tn rt !nv!tr,tinU
thinly an fadintc nnil will soon be
but memories of the pat season.
Mr. Cleveland hn already nnnoun-.
ceil hmJat pulili - reception. To-
, Slight Fire.' .
There wan n-slight fire at about
11 oYIek thb forenoon on 'Surry
N kv ; vAiVHirriHf ciKs vh. L vkw a ov er r isumbxth.
morrow night. I say "night Mwcatise street, between Church and Castle, :
the assembly tU not bein until ,mt the damage was inerelv nominal '
11 oolork and tin rermaii at 12; . . !rt,j
well, to-inormw night th Armv nml the flames -ere extinguished ;
fSTATEMENT-
with a few buckets of wrater.V
Thin Mornlnj;U Fir.
and Navy Club give their last gr
maii nf the feas4nt and the Chinese
KmUisMV relebmte their New
Vnr ritb grai.d ball, and none of There wag a slight fire at 0 o clock ;
the smaller fry would dap to dUice this morning in a wooden dwelling 1
or ifciaiiv hZ' hiht niei4?
The Mutual Life lasuranco Gompany of New York
KICIIAltl A. McCUKIY, Preslifcnt.' ; "
For-tlie. ytar ending Deemier 31st, 1837. v -
ASSKTS.
. , .
leuderi of the ton have withdrawn.
And yet, the social world 'will not
gikhiio absolute anil uncompromis
ing retireniH'iT. They will " eall
Hi't:!Mlvet lHierall sinners' as
beforn obervM. and lhe will 'also
meet around the festive hoard and
they may evn indulge in a trip on
the'lighf fantatie tes. but it wilt,
be with e. brilliant lights and to
rlnw music, and in a penitential ,
way, mi to M;enk. and all under pro- j
tefifr ' Vnnitiix,- vunitatuui all is
vunitv! . .lACOHfS.
on the corner of Fifth and Kixoh ;
streets, but the flames were eltin
guished before any nertous damage
t ...
Insurance and Annuity Account.
No. AuKwmt.
i rrHclesand Annvdties1
Policies and Annultes
o, . Amount.
was clone, and before::-1 hUremen UfiZlys: yiMaB BS I taVorTai-:i
got. to the hcene although: . thtf Aawmed.:.:. .... 4 tg.aori . g9,45HC8 gr :fflate Terminated.. .. ...1 : .11,289
promptly responded to . the call "'f1'ki-; .'.'; ! .l33!S6ftn ssiu.C TTEv''S -158,232
which wan " sent out from : box 25. j
140,043 $4S7,528.932 51
corner f
streets.
Seventh and. Harnett
t'entonnl. ' . ,
j . rr. Wrrry ( leaves is In the city on
i a bril'f visit.
Tin Chatham Hrratd U engaged Capt. James N. Macomber, of
ina goml work. It is publishing Harnett towuslnp, was in the city
the" reword of the companies formed vesterdav: '
in that eoimty during the late war, j Mr. P. Hcinsberger, has gone to
tgetlier with a eoxnplefe roster of ( jreensboro', to attend the Bpokr
the members, v This week's issue j sellers Convention in that city,
contains a sketch of the Chatham Dr. K. S. Pigford has been elected
rtiflesfCn. M. 1.1th Ib-gt. the said j Surgeon of the Wilmington bight
regiment having lieii organized with j Infantry, which is a compliment
12 companies) of which U. U. Ihriejmost worthily bestowed upon that
Dr.
Revenue. Account.
Gn
To Balance from last mtcoTint .
M Intorent, ltents and Premium
on Securttlfs told.- -.
J1(M,719,T34 31 By EndovrmeriJs. Purchased In-
n,lU),noi 62r . ; suranecs. Dividends, Vnnu-
;6.oa),ora si
ities and Death Claims. .; f lf,138,423 60
vutnimsKion. commutations .
I - Taxes and all other ExwrnW '
ses....:........4...r....i&4 3.649.5U n
Balance to new account. ... . . 110,001,718 08
$17,830,050 77
Dr,
Balance Sheet.
- Gn
To Ke3enTe for Policies In for?
and for risks terminated.... -.fltJ,430,U5Mi 0OH
- rremiuus received in acrranee y SJ,oU ao
! Surplus at four per cent . . . . r0,2i,441 53
4 f
was Captain, John Manning 1st
IJeutenant, (. M. Xeal, 2nd I.ieu
tenant and W. I. London, :XrfI Lieu
tenant. The Captain wasafterwards
made Colonel of the Regiment. Lt.
Manning (now lion. John Manning)
was made Adjutant and Lt. London
afterward oecanie (.aptaiu. j ne
company was acceted into the
State service on the 15th of April.
l.Sfil, the same day on which the
three companies here were ordered
to embark for Fort Caswell, altho
tfiey did not really leve until the
next day, the tilth.
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The popular blood puritier. Hood's
Sarsapanlla. is having a tremen
dous sale this season. Nearly every
body takes it. Trv it yourself.
gentleman.
LOCAL ISTEKTS.
Indkx to Nrw adtertxsxuexts.
Or e ii a HorsK Levy '
Wants i An Agent
Heinsberock -Valentines
Y C Miixza Diamond Dyes
Dick & M bares-Piece Goods
C W Y a TE?i Yearly subscriptions
Johx K Oarreix Kampson Beef
Statement of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York
1884..".
188
1886..............
1887
City Court. -v
Thomas Brown, colored, charged
with keeping a barler shop open on
Sunday, whose case was continued
from yesterday, was the first to re
ceive the Mayor's attention this
morning. The testimony, showed
that the defendant was technically
guilty, but judgment was suspended
and he was warned not to violate
the faw any tuore.
Sally Singletary, colored, "who was
taken up as an insane vToman.. was
held for the examination of a com
mission dc lunaticoi)quirendovci
was held this afternoon too late for
a report of the proceedings in this ggffggEST-
Samuel D. Babcock,
George 8, Coe,
Joan E. Deveiln,
ichanr a.- siccuroy,
$118,806,851 88
By Bonds Secured by Mortsrascs
on Kcal Jistate ....... . , . . . . ; f49.6ft.2KS 00
United states ajad other Bonds 43.439,877 81
Keai estate aim Loans on coi- .
laterals.:.. v.. . 20,15iM73 2TT
Cash in Ba nks and Trust Com
panies at Interest. .. . , i . 2,019,36? Q
M Interest accrued,- Premiums, v
. deferred and In transist and ,
Sundries ....:-..:..........,.. 2,973,169 -98,
$118,800,851 88
I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same correct.
V ' !l i- A. X. WATERIIOrSE, Auditor.
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From the Surplus above stated a dividend will be apportioned as usual.
Year
liisks ;
Assumed.
.134,681,420.;.
. 46,507,139 ........
6t&3pTl7
. 09,457,468..
Risks
Outstanding.
...$351,78983..,
... 363,981,441..:
... 393,809,203...
.. 427.628,933..'.
1 Surplus.
...$1,743,771
. . . 5,012,634
.i. 5,643.568
.. 0.294.44
New York, January 25. 1888.
- ' j .ROBERT A.. GRANNISS, Vice President. .
ISAAC F. LLOYD, 2d Vice-President. WILUAM J. EASTON Secretary.
Board of Trustees:
issue.
Two
Bound North.
young
F. Ratchford Starr,
Lewis May. f
OUver Uarriman,
inenry W.Smith,
KODerx uiypnant,
George F. Baker,
itiAri IiaJII in? .i from I JamearwJTolden..-4Jos.iChompson,
oouiu iuancuesier, vunu., uu ! Alexander. w. luce.
Frederick Cromwell, '
Jullen T. Davies, ' i
Kooert seweii. -S.
Van Kensselaer Cruger,
Charles K. Henderson,
George Bliss, "
liurus w. pecKnam,
J. Hobart Herrick, .
iVrnP. Ulxon, - . ,
Robert A. Grannlss. " ' -
Nicholas C. Miller,
Henry II. Kogers,
Jno. W. Auchlncloss,
Theodore Monora,
William Babcock.
Preston B. Plumb,
Wm. l. Washburn.
ing their names as Neils Nicholson
and G us Server, respectively, were
lodgedjat the guard house last night.
M. S. WILLARD, Agent, Wilmington.1 N. C.
Th arrived here from Charleston, O. F . BRESEE & SONS, General Agents, Baltimore, ltd.
8. C, to which port they came in a
steamer from New York. They fare Kegruiar steamer.
now on their return trin and are Now that the steamer D.
For other locals see fourth page
Best shoes for bovs at French &
m
Sons. t
School Books and School Station
ery you can buy cheapest at Heins
berger's. '
fcgg were retailed from the time the young men will remain at city.at French & Sons.
K.e. i4 iwi w "'o" i police Jieadquarters ior saie Keep-
peruozen. iu . s. A. & N. W. K. R.
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Measles are prevailing to such an
extent in parts of the city as to be
almost an epidemic.
Murchi-
rias re
Settlement of Taxes of 1887.
Gen. S. H. Mannings Sheriff of
New Hanover county, having pre-
waitine for funds from home to take soh has'been repaired and
them on their wav to the "warm fires sumed her trips on the line .from vionsl v Sftttlfi tbft Stan t A vn
of the paternal homestead. A dis- this city to Fayetteville, the boats terday afternoon" settled with the
patch has been received nerestAtinff win resumeu tucn: iCgu,a vCu- Commissioners in full for the county
that tne money required ior me re- uie,k" " wv ..- taxes for MJ87. The amount collect
turn of the prodigals will reachhere clearance Here every day, sunaays jn thia county wag as follows;
to-day, when they will immediately excepted. J - State Taxes .....,$14,305.84
start for the Nortn. In the mean- WJofi A W lnflls wear in the Oountyiaxes-
t
General Fund.. ..$32, 494.59
School Fund. ...... 18, 143.2050,637.79
Total
tfirin to Whitney and such places ?"
.V Ile Uai1 lia(1 ch requests.
"n, continued th flr.t ' -f
am
continued the fi
medalmost.todeath;andbyuch
Ijwple; wiUi a sneerthat indicated
ne tmmeiiiMl
adtI was 11 amstress j prop
Mu the person, now r Snntnr '
laarried her. - . I There are two families 18
-Tlie officials of the South Atlantic
The Great -Levy... ' I At Northwestern Railroad, who have
Jules Levy, the greatest living bVeh at Southport since the stock
cornet player of this or any other (holders' meeting on Saturday last,
A cold, wave arrived here last j age. will appear at the Opera House jcame up to the, city this morning.
night, and put in some good work, next Saturday night fand at a Tbey say that the road will be built,
At about 2 o'clock this morning matinee in the afternoon. It is not antj that the work will be commenc
there was a brisk gale of wind blow-(necessary to praise him, for during,je() at an. edrly day., s -
the last 2,1 years he has been by all T ..... Arrailirimenta
. a . -t i .1 i i. : t - -
The Gnind Ixlge of Knights Qf ,uuwolttU !uc - " There was a . meeting. of German
Pythias, which has been in ,,eiidn "l c"",efcVJ" the
at GreeiLboro, adjourned yesterday " "4 - - ( residence of Rev; F. W. E. Peschau
ofQcers, but oneve?"-ct'''W celebration" of
WllUOUIi apieruouii iimiiuBirumcuu n :Af,. R. o.,? Uf P.t...
AO doen all wool ilannel shirts, in Au impression has gone abroad that I - , ' w.n:. . K.-,fii tu
an snaues ana triors, ior men ana Mr. Levy has been engaged by,GU-r --. A tnnr(ln
..........$04,943.63
mg.
boys, from
at the Wilmi
No 27 Mark
meeting'wds called to order by Rev.
ealled -He v.
. . . . .... .1 .. I . . . . . . t
" ,M'n,F mores band and is now playing w v ti...
nirrrtu Klurt Pnotnii' I ii , . . . i . , . Tl .
-' . iu 1. 1 iv it ii t n u r nriTH niTiirinn nil 1. mi if 11
1 x x fi 1 1 I y I jjr. Mendelsolln to tne
.-..-., . . jio...., ... 1 nrwr rnn innr nnii ii win Hiirfiv lit? it . . - -
.w .w.t .v ijir. JoMU.liaart jr.,
' - .mere ail ne ume we uave uamniM, j-. -a- i .
The Mutual Ufe.
The annual statement of the MuZ
tual Life Insurance Company of
New York, which is published in
this issue, shows that the year 1887
was the most prosperous one this
company; has ever enjoved. The
new business y written , amounted. to
$69,457,468.37, or an increase of $12,-
624,749 over the new-business of 1880.
The assests of the Mutual Life now
aggregate the enormous sum of
$118,806,851.88, making it by far the
largest financial, institution fin the
world. The company has now an
outstanding , insurance ; account
amounting to $427,62S,933. It , re
ceived for premiums in 1837, the sum
of 17,110,901, and its total Incomo
Ni!tv . ai vntiTisu:: ,
r-N TT- aTai ANOF T Kil PI! IT AT E
1 V moral ';bablts.-seeking rmi : o- r . ;
repnent anoldfvstabllshod lioihf la 1 c
secrion. S;Ugrj-. if stsitod, ir -r r i
Keterejws exacted, sm. .Man l a . . n
Hoc? k, ) Keadc St., S. y.
. e ft la liw 4 w th , "
OPEf3AwI-3O0
9
Saturday Night, Feb: 10t!i.
-iATIEi: AT S O'CLOCK. -
m I Kt T-
And his Combination ot Musical str.r v r
. tfte direction of .Major J. jj. 1 0:,
Admission, , ;rkK,Vna 2S . r
Matinee Prlees,-o and 25c' -
Keserred ."Scats t lfeInslcsrT's r i ' j iV
,Samp,ri::Beeu
j jiArE.Tat:, :;PLHAsriit' or oWeijinvj
to . niy friends' and customers' thin v-v k a
choice lot of very linvS.MPsOX ST.A r.L;Kn
REEF, whii-h will bo found an "unu5n.yij:.ii;..-
lof. I also offer a fuIV line ot otner Xts.
such as Porfe, Fresh " and Corned.4 Vc U i u -
ton, sausages. sausa??e' Meat; and a .-i-iau )..?
of teiy pretty N o kT u c AlftJLl N A li.M s,
J. JF. GARliELl.,
" "Front St. -MarKet; Sout h lfl.
fob l'2r w. E. ..Worth fc jo.'hoM vtand.
i r i r a '
I I C
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1 - ,
rt 0
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Valenuihe
L
FORI
chair, -while
was requestea f rom alJ sotu.ces amoiinted to S23,
070,922.46. It paid to its members
The committee
I
nursrmx I Th trriin nrprtmnnnvinir "f r. LeVV I . . .!' i ': I v J, J-..4o.
me funny thingsoccur at tht-s. ! in ull-livinc in a four-roomed house nr M'me Stella' Lew. : soordno -VH Ul ' "V T A .1 , ' during the year for death claims and
ices soniPtlm. i... r I . :T" 1 . lea nrograss. ii; was uecuieu iu u -
fM.r..:.:" ""r intne routliern part of the city, vocalist, who is a lady or a rare . - - - !u,t u r7
d of I musical culture and is the-nossesson . . - . - l4l
- 1 pTir. n Ti 1 Turn isi in iisii: 1111 . i.ur ji 1 . .-.- -
CXmS thev r ilorw-itlto.l In the tA tliirtMOii nrnnnuwInwiMritliLra i-na ..f mnnli nurifv wtlieM I . . ... .1- . I gregaieo ?14, J ne nillll-
i, 11 - ....... ..v.i,. --. t . ' i i-n nnn n oijiitiiti mm. i'diisimiiiit ui
...... . . . . w
frf of hats and coats. In-such ,,ear 'otlon Factory, and of musical culture
they are deixsited in the front ! thee t$, thirteen arenow down with I of a voice of mc
.iriiu on the stair case. ani one. the measles.
endowmentsover 8;0Od,O0O, and the
ana is me. poMtr. ui , , fifli mnK n for: the occa-i . - , . . - .
and nower: Miss Edith Pond, sing-,' 7 tv avJ.,i ier oi poucieb was tnereasca iohv,
n i!.;. . i .t. . . j.r x- .i i inir reader, wno reacis wiin nt ti. - t . r ax r tr i ? -
" roye nimeii tor tlie, !"iie a nuinoer 01 ortnern lour-1 , . , . ; jooun naar, .jr.uuu, ui Uf. """-i Thin vf.ir tliP Stafp Don
ft. and the scramble U 'vm- i,tlthft,.Uk,n,11,1wi,.u, wtll. JaccompanimenC and has achieved wrrtinWl tn rnnvv the'invita- . . r 1
aum.inj; to thelooker on. The nt M. ."Vl. ... . . ,n,,eh w,ns in her nrofession: Miss r " - r, xr'ti required me insurance
eveningnvounguiannoticetlthat " a uay or two w tn n a ollltt T t; violint; who.; wi li0?J?lI.ie ' ' t ,T ' "7 to compute the reserve, valno
iiTil IT KlPKPfl nrnilTliI IbA " M " ' rvc. i'"iiir mi iic-.-t iica I I u.iu A'- cna uvi.. r-,. - I i fr .1
IL1 lib "X
"a and vtetmed urnm nn.l ln Imi.nJ sJontl. i,ii.. wm.w. i,. remembered by oar people as nav- .. rni ,r Haar were ao-
nS!iVlfUrrated'!uld'- i1!1 tU" m- b making their wav North. been here with the Clara Louise inted ft colimuttee on decorations:
. ...... vuuuuuii 10 us an, ne ten 111-
nc tncir wav ortli. ...-w.. ,r POi
Kellogtr troupe two years ago, air. Thft.c1iApatio11 wiU-be in Luther
ttustave Thallwrg, vocal tenor, . M Buildfng: and those ha v-
loriueny o ine milieu "" i,A ,affaP in n.linive wiir make
in . " - ..w. ..v . . ti, . , , , I . . . , r I "Mo -
1 urnfti nn. .mI. i..... .... tut- 1 in rtiriuiv liini whs I'hiiMi tnhni.nr v rwi? unn ai r. i . . . . . . , , '
!iri-ht but hihiit f. 1 lMiiIit lv Mr Tni... p ii ti ...1... Ur ,r .....i M lt wortny tlie occasion. Aiier uie
i 1 11.111 1 n ti . . . . .. 1 - - .
wl.t " i r 7 fnrriiiK up oi win oner it tor kxih to-morrow and
i. ...... . . , v un uii, 1 1 r- it'll III-
lOKth hatakick himself, : A' drove of verv prettv 8amps
und. Hi nn.l to the citv vesterdav and w
artment
companies
of pol-
per cent instead of 4 per
cent as t hitherto, Mfhich increased
the liabilities as charged by the De
partment. Under this severe re-
fjplIE OKEAT INCTJ3ASE IN THE VALEX
TrNJ trade ove r former years ir no dratl i
to the introduction of our beautiful
DECOHATED SATIX NOVELTIES.
; EASEL VALENTINE,' V
ELEGANT FltrS"GED CAfcD VaIEntim ,
' ..... . ' '
VALENTINES FOP. ALI.
Young: and old, large and small, all car. t ?
made happy from a large scock.at
Live Book and Music Store,
teblS .
Comic Talcntlne:
"YIIOLESALB AND RETAIT- ' '
feb 3
For sale at -
Piece Go
quireiueirt the 31 utual showed a sitr- riAX. BB BOt ofiT- EY Till: sr rr ;:
plus of $6,294,492 over and "above j MADETOOJtDEi: AT
adiournmeut of the meetings there
?t -as left, none of which wou I'" A . '"T. " I.,. V' rr"", companist, who, altbougli young, is wajJ gQme fiue 1Usc in which Rev.
hadi eo',.plrt,u5'Hiim that one V. V ,,,,,w-,w,,,rro, arWngartirt and who is destmea Mr . - Pe8C.batt ,rave some excellent
-- -vu uru into u corner f the
room. An inMetioii
'nHHiif .i. . i . :.r
Mm
-w-y - - I 1 C. . . ui.uv --- .
to take a position at the very top'ofJjjQ OD . th'e violin, accom;
''muhmi ir t.. i.
iiiesougnt fop
.urn n ri p
riire was considerable a.tivitv the. musical ladder. This makes 4t - nfKl V . risdanirhteronthe niano.
tlin verv tirst! :
For weak lungs, spittings of bltjod
It i.waLi ;r i." in the tiiulMr uiarket Ur- tninv croui) ol artists of tlie very ursi
looU on huheai! in It n.l ti T.. ..-..!.. . i .. - . nmk nnd tbi lbt is beaded bV the :
elephant to tr;.d t ;M " ' "l. 11 Iftr t,ri t i. t snort ness of, ureatq, consumprion,
. At the teak. all f rmt t". n pnws, iiimi mx or s;veti rynmined lcniiproio iv .-urw.t jntght . Hweatu anu-ail nnireriiig
)l Qf puncli i4 often ntilte A con uul ,a the '"the "market, npproaehable in point of existence. coughsDr. Pierce's -(lolden Medi-
nftuiuthMfl .n I ThaMft, ii ii . 1 f catDiseoverv is u sovereign remedy,
nerairvnt iJUi ran-ln- the Artful." the best rat trap tSnperior to cod liver oil. By drug-I
. PAtronlted. liut ull these from 10,000 to 15,000 feet each. - known, at Jacobrs Ildw. Depot, t . : - ' - , - ,
every iianinrv. - i
. Mr. M. S. Willard is the Agtnt in DICK & ME A K KS,
this city. . ? Jirclisnt Twfloring Wl tints' Fun :f
(runners must be havingfine sport y ; ;- ' ', ' ; '
in the '.wood ami swamps. WV saw " Slljli f til C: II ; S (-.
one of the Mjmrods this morning! ; .
iir k jiayk- jiii. li.'ckst. run!,:
with a' string" of birds of various
kinds'which was about as much as
he could carr4
and iaost.complcte &(v-rk of tlariv-rs i ; i '
tilerr jrooos. 1 rttnks and I;.. .-.s iu tj
and guaranteed to i.ivi.-e l- u in ija
price or mouey t hi.rtuiir it iu l !. t
, Bchool shoes for children, best in nny saddles lo arnvthN v rv.,
the city, at Geo. R. French & Sons.t febti Ti c nor : ; 'r. iV