AshevlJle Sun: Rev. Mr. Pearson
said yesterday that nowhere In all
bis travels had he fonnd a better
and more moral toned press than
that of Nprth Carolina. Although
it rained without ceasing last nlzht,
there were between fifteen hundred
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
May 11. 2:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 33 cents bid. Receipts sold at 33c.
ROSIN Firm at 82$ cents for
and eighteen hundred persons at the strained and 87$ cents for good
Tabernacle to hear Mr. Pearson, strained. .
This shows the interest our people -TAR Finn at Lax -take
in tke meetings. . CRUDE TURPENTINE - Firm
Charlotte Chronicle: Darbya urn- ft $1.00 for hard, $1.002.00 for yel
bellata. Specimens of this rai low darvi rein --.!,
tn flnwor. whlAh. it tai COTTON Stead . 1 he following
i said, no mortal eye has ever seen be
fore, is on exhibition for two days
nnk Ladies and scientists are re-
-S
Absolutely Pure,
TbU powder never varies. A marvel of pu
r1tT,Btrvtn and wholesome ne?s. More econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
aoUl la competition with the multitude of low
test, ihon, we 1 z tit alum or phosphate powders.
Bog on Umu ItUYAL llAKiNO rOWDEll
CO.. 1U V All S. 1 .
oct 39 diwly tenxm 4thnd srdpw
8pectfnlly invited to call and exam-. aimi j
are the official quotations: Ordinary,
6i; good ordinary, 8 o 10; low mid
dlinu, 9 1-10: middling Oi; good mid-
T2io Daily EQviow(
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1833.
IK COXOKESS YESTKKOAV.
SENATE.
Washinqtox, May 10. The rail
road land grant forfeiture bill was
taken up, the question being
on Mr. Call's motion to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was
passed.
.The bill was then reconsidered
and the bill again brought befor
the senate.
The necessary amendment to pro
tect preemption and homestead
claimants was then offered by Mr.
Spooner and agreed to.
Mr. Call offered an amendment
confirming the titles of purchasers
of certain railroad laud in Florida
adjacent to parts of railroad lines
constructed within the time limited
In the granting act.
Mr. Plumb moved to amend the
vmendment by addinga proviso thut
a mortgage or pledge of land by any
railroad companies should be con
sidered as a sale.
Mr. Call accepted the proviso.
Mr. Call's Amendment was agreed
to, and the bill passed.
Mr. Allison, from the committee
on Appropriations, reported back
the pension appropriation bill, and
the bill making appropriations to
enable the executive departments
to participate iu the Centennial Kx
position of the Ohio Valley and the.
Central States in Cincinnati, from
Julr to October. 1833.' and cave no
tice that he would ask the Senate
to consider these bills next Monday.
tt ntrtin t rt r, i.cj i. cnii'LM
xx w u o r j r xv (4 1 xv ro r 41 a iiiii co.
Mr. Creary, of Kentucky, submit
ted the conference rejort on the
ioint resolution authorizing the
resident to arrange a conference
for the purpose of promoting arbi
tration and encouraging reciprocal
commercial relation between the
United States of America and the
Republics of Mexico and Central
ana South America, and the Umpire
of IlraxiL Adopted.
The- explanatory report of the
House conferees states that the only
important change in the resolution
it that the ten delegates on behalf
of the United States shall be ap
pointed by the Presideut. In the
resolutioM, as it passed originally,
the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House were author
ized to appoiut two membenJ of
their respective bodies to act as del
egate's. The appointment of the
other six delegates was virtually in
the President.
Mr. Sayers, of Texas, called up tlje
bill maldng an appropriation of
$400,000 to supply the deficiency in
the appropriation for the exjenses
of coliectiutr revenue from customs
lor the fiscal year ending June 30,
1S33. There is a clause iu the bill
repealing the permanent appropria
ble!! fgf the callection of customs.
On lhqtion of Mr. Bayers, an
amenamelua5a4apleC. appro
priating $3,500,000 to supply the de
ficiency in the appropriation for the
payment of army anA imyy pensions
to Invalid widows and survivors of
the war of 1S12.
ine this uewlv discovered plant, by
Prof. M. E. llyams, which he found
within a few miles of Charlotte. It
is the intention of the discoverer to
resent specimens to all the large
lerbarians throughout the world,
and to many distinguished botanists,
manv of whom are quite enthusias
tic over this discovery, which, hav
ing been assiduously searched for
since the demise of the late Rev. M.
A. Curtis, but quite unsuccessful,
until found last Fall by the above
named botanist.
Rjileteh News and Observer: Gov.
Scales leaves this moruitur for Pc-
Itersbwrg. Va.. having uccepted a
special invitation to meet Gov. Lee,
or Virginia, today, at tne ocrasicn
of the annual Southern Musical Fes
tival at Petersburg. The Governor
will retnrn Saturday. Yeter-
dav about noon Jim Younjr, colored.
chief clerk in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds, had a difficulty with
an old oolored man named Frank
Johnson at Strickland's store,outhe
corner of Blount anil Cabarrus
streets. The trouble xew out of
certain renorts that Youmr alleged
Johnson had circulated about him.
Duriiiir the dispute Young produced
a pistol and fired at Johnon,where-
udou the latter turned anil lieu.
Youncr tired two more shots, one of
which took effect in Jonnson's left
shoulder, causing a flesh wound
which is thought not to be fatal.
... -..
Thrft Tired Feeling
Season is here again, and nearly
everv one feels weak, languid and
exhausted. The blood, laden with
impurities which have been accumu
lating for months, moves sluggishly
through the veins, the mind fails to
think quickly, and the body is still
slower to .respond. Hood s Sarsa-
parilla is just what Is needed. It is.
in a peculiar sense, tne Meal spring
medicine. It purifies, vitalizes and
eiiriches the blood, makes the head
clear, creates an appetite, over
comes that tired feeling and impacts
new strength and vigor to the whole
bodv.
Receipts to-day: Spirits, 33; rosin,
183; tar, 40; crude, 3; cotton. 20.
31 All INK NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robeson, Fay
etteville. Woody & Currie.
Ger barque Arnold, Adolph, Wes
temlofT, Buenos Ayrcs, B G Barker
& Co.
CLEARED.
SteamshipBenefactor,Tribou,New
York, H GSmallbones.
Steamer AP Hurt, Robeson, Fay
etteville. Woody & Currie.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISK.
MISCELLANEOUS
M
Fortune Teller. ,
BS. PURRIE, TltE FAMOUS jASTROLO-
eerTof New York; now? at 217 MarKet street,
can toe consulted on all the affairs ol life.
Gives Initials of those you have or will marry.
Urines the separated together, .causes speedy
marriages, past, present and future revealed.
50 cents and $L00. Will remain mntll May 1st.
ap36f ! i - ; ll
HEADQUARTERS FOR j
BASE BALXj SUPPLIES
in largb varieties.
For sale at
r
i
HEINSBERGER'S
ap 18
it
April 21st, 1
j AM (rFFEKING FOR TUE SPRING TRADE
: the best and most complete stock of 8 he season
1 rt lnwrst nrlces.
! Handsome Spring Dress Good jail of the
11 "lit shades, in Albatross. French afid Ameri -can
Satteens, Printed GhalUs. I'ereales, (iing
ham And Prints. In my great specialty. White
' Goofls. my stock surpasses that of ftny former
! season. White Emlfoirtered Dresses, with
i Trimmings to match! Plaid, Clicked and
1 Plain India Linen. Batiste, Ulalre iud Ftf.nch
I Nainsook. A few handsome Embroidered Pique
Dresses. These goods 4 are very fashionable
I and In great demand, A large stock of llouse
i keeping Goods, Table: 41oths. apklns.Toweis,
! etc.. at prices lower than ever. Ilaridkerchiefs
1 and Hosiery for Ladles.nd Gentlemen. Some
v x t. 4 ..1.:.. y .. f .. 1 .1
UISCELLAKEOUS.
0F- ItjTEBEST-iTO'uEfe
. - ..... ,...-.
HanTy Vigor, "Weakness orloof Srcmoryr?
T;aucntly restored by the use ttt an entirely nt-j
imedy. Xiio YeiaNanta fnn Spain, ijjum
h Trochees never fail. Our illustjated, 33 pige toti
d testimonials, TFent sealed V Fvery uin elionk
ad it. VON GltAKP TUGCHEE C3w Evjjj
WFarkPlace, Aevr XorkT "r2
On Corn, Peanuts
and Potatoes
mEY CARBONATE OF LlllK,
UK
r
MIXED. WITH KA1NIT
ULTS ASTONISHING. 1 - v.
Addrep FRENCH BROS..
ni t . Rnckvi Point. N- o
O
The N w Stabl s
' i - - '-i-iV:
N FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MUL
berry and Walnut, are now fully-equipped
iiorses and vehicles tor hire ana norses Doara'
ed and tended by the day, week or month.
tw Large stockyard. j- - j ' -:V-- -1
' . Ii. W. DEST.
mh 12 ly j Proprietor.
Wllmiogioa Hx'mf k Trust mp:iD j
T f AKKET, BETWEEN SECOND j AND
111 TLird streets. r - : !
JoiiN WILDER ATKINSON, President,
W. 1 TOOMEK, cashier. : - T
Lends money on satisfactory security, j : ;
Pays interest on deposits. I 'S
Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds
mcii'G 11 j i ,,
enses muse l truiiK iinisei 1 con
rone. 2 closets, 30 empty cans ' 15
bags rice, 7 bbls tallow, 2 packages,
50 bbls oil. 121 casks spts. 100 bbls
tar,iron bbls, i)(J0 do tar, 752 do rosin,
41 bales cotton, 10,000 shingles, 121,
729 ft lumber.
- MONTHLY STATEMENT.
stocks on hand may 1, 1888.
Cotton ashore, 3,00G,y afloat, 3;
total, 3,000.
Spirits ashore, 479; afloat, 325;total,
804.
Rosin ashore, 55,494; afloat, 5,422;
total, 60,910.
Tar ashore, 8,582; afloat, 1G2; to
tal, 8,744.
Crude ashore,300:afloat;total 300.
ukckipts for month knding may 1
Cotton. 350: spirits, 2.380:rosin,19,119;
tar, 5,294: c rude, 741.
KXPOKT.3 FOR MONTH KNDING MAY 1.
DOMKSTIC.
Cotton,1.502: spirits, l,995;rosin,fi,745;
tar, 0,401; crude, 730.
. FORKIGN.
Cotton :spirits, ;rosin, 11,050; tar
; crude, .
MISCELLANEOUS.
isucklen's Arnica Salve
The Best Salre in the world for
Cats, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenin, FeTer Sores, Tetter, C1uih
P4k1 Hands, Chilblains, Corns, und all
Skin Era pt ions, and posi lively cures
.Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to tfive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.
For tale by Wra. H. Green.
x state ews.
Greenville JReJtcclor: The meeting
in the Methodist Church is being
continued this week with much in
terest Up to and including the
Monday night services there had
been thirty-two conversions Of this
number thirteen have joined the
Church and two the Baptist Church.
Chatham JZecorxL' Mrs. John
Hearne, of this county, has a dram J
stick that was used at the battle of
Guilford Court-Hoase, during the
Revolutionary war, by her father,
li&tfoad Boon, who was a drummer
In the luilitla. . Persimmon trees
are now the most valuable trees
about here, aad can readily be sold
at good prices at the shuttle mill.
One of our conntyiaeu, Mr. T. W.
Hill, sold one persimmon tree here,
a few days ago, for $2.25 and then
had one piece left at home that was
worth 85 cents, so that the whole
tree was 4worth over t3. At such
prices It might pay to plant peralru
jpon prchardi aus;i,Vts! ?
Ad Ice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow'sSoothino Syrup
should ahvavs be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relievesthe lit
tle Kufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the
child from pain, and the little cher
ub awakes as "bright as button." It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and Is the best known reme
dy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething or other causes.
Twent5flve cents a bottle,
july tS deod&wly
The
AMERICAN
MAGAZINE.
BuQlifuHv Illustrate. 25 ct., $3 .1 Year.
ilea and Boys' wear,;wltlx a lull geaerai stocK
of Dry Goods ana motions. I
ap Si j JNO. J. HlDKICK,
Bi-w YorH & WilmtttOD
.1
8toambip Cot
! - 11
FKOM PIER 29, EAST; RIVER, NEW YORK
1 b . 1
Located between Cha'mbers and Roosevelt sts.
1
At. 3 o'clock. P. M.
EQUATOR
BENEFACTOR.
H ANITA
EQUATOR
f
FROM
.Lr.r... ..Saturday,
.li. Wednesday,
J. Saturday.
...U -. .:Wednesd4y,
NGTON
May 12
May lfi
May 19
May 23
EQUATOR .:.!.7vii..
BENEFACTOR
EQUATOR.
BENEFACTOR...
Through, Bills fading and Lofivest Thro'
Rates guaranteed to and Irom poln
and South Carolina.
Tuesday. May 8
...Friday, May 11
Friday, May 18
. . ..Tuesdiiy, May 22
For Freight or Passage apply to
II G. SMALLBONES, Supertntehdent,
i t - ir Wllminfeton, N.
.i ?
.TIIEO. E. EOER,Tfafftc Managfr.
s In Nort h
c
iWM. P. CLYDE & CO., Gen'l Agfnts.
New York'. 1
Xi Broadway,
few York.
EXTRAORDINARY!
SPECIAL CASH SALE
FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY !
ITS SCOPE.-THE AMERICAN MAGA
ZINE gives preference to national tophand
scenes, and its literature and art are of the
highest standard. Famous American writers
till Its pages with a wide variety tf interest
ing sketches of travel and adventure, serial
and snort stories, descriptive accounts of our
foremost problems of the period, and,tn short,
this Magazine Is
Distinctively Representative of
American Thought Jiad Prom-ess.
It Is acknowledged by the Dress &nd nublic to
tee the most popular and entertaining of the
high-class monthlies.
.
Imrwirfot nt A Specimen Numftrr, with
111(1111 l.'HIi inustrated Premliin List.
and special Inducements in Cash or Valuable
rienilums to iuo Raisers, will be sent tn re
ceipt of irc., if this paper Is mentioned. ,
W Responsible and energetic persons want
ed to solicit subscriptions. .Write at oncef6r
exclusive territory. Address,
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE CO.,
feb 719 Broadway. New York.
my 5
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I. Mfcfcz;
H
s
UND REDS OF MEN IN
lii; " Fli
WILMINGTON
think they-have their lives Insured. , Some Of
them will die while under this impression and
their families will discover too late that It
was an illusion. , j j , :
This has happened In Wilmliigtott during
the past month oy tne laiiurej or tne jii'sc as
sessment company that commenced business
here. Others will follow soon. Before it Is
too late, make sure provisions! for your family
In a life Insurance company that has stood the
test during generations. . j . - v "'" I:
The Mutual Lite Insurance Company of New
York, is the oiocst, largest aiia,qeit company
the world, its policies are lneontestibiD, are
paid immediately on the receipt of pipof bf
death, and are liberal in their conditions.
Assets now over $118,000,000.00. i ;
M. S
feb 27
- - -UISCgLT.A r
are fond of Fancy Goods.
OUVES FARCIES.
.Large FRENCH Pbunes, j: -
.EVAPORATED CALlFOKxu
HALIBUT STEAK. -K
SMOKED SALMON.
-HOUSEHOLD AMMOXU
CONDENSED TOMATOES ,nCj
.rtedaDomSAU ,
INDIED FIGP m
tinest JquaUty; 41SQtbo"vEKYVLJST
BUTTER received weekly by Ex
" ' : i it . .
---I -. : 15 So F'
mch 5
WILLARD, Agent, '
. 211 North Water St.
Builcliiiff, Mater
Paints, H a rdw re9
CLAY FLUE CHIWINEYS !
Crocks. !
Most complete stock of BUILDING SUPPLIES
to be found in the statej which we -
offer at the IoavcsT prices. ;l ,
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Factory A:ents for Stoves,
WE HAVE
1161larket KrJ
! ' - til '.
WILL OPEN THIS WEEIi
DRESS GOOI3S.
:yj-lnch Beiges, worth 25c for I8ci
Bargains Offered
in every
department for
ALL GOODS
offered Tat OREATLT REDUCED
PRICES
O JR -C S 1
LADIES ARE INVITED
to callAud assure themselves
of this fact.
REMEMBER
This Special Offer in
BONA FIDE
AND FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY !
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SO CALL EARLY AND AVOID TH E
RUSH Ay
THE LADIES' EMPORIUM,
lift Market St.
MRS. E.B. WIGGINS.
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NEW YORK
OBSERVER.
ESTABLISHED IN 182iS
The Oldest and Best
Family Newspaper.
Six Rptrnlar Editors: Special Cor
respondents at Home and Abroad:
btones. Reviews, Condensed News.
Departments for Farmers. Mer
chants, Bankers, Professional Men,
Students, liovs and Girls.
This year the Obseuvkr will nub!
usn more man
FIFTY P11IZE STOItlES,
and the ablest and most rmmilnr
. n .
writers -vm conrnoute to its col
umns. i'oets and prose writers, au
thors, editors, men i of science and
women of trenins will fill th ol-
umris ef the Obskuvkr, and it will
give rifty-two unexcelled papers in
the coming year.
Trice, .qo a vear. '
Clergymen, $2.00 a year.
Great Inducements for 1888
1. The JEW YOKE OBSEKVEK will be sent
for one year to any clergyman not now a sub
scrlber, for ONE DOLLAKJ
- Any subscriber sending bis own subscrto
Uon for a year n advance and a new subscri
ber with $5.00, can have a copy of the'-lren-aeus
Letters," or "The Life of Jerry McAuley."
j. e wm send tne OBSERVER for the re
mainder of this year, and to January l. tsso
to any new subscriber sending us his name and
address and $3.00 In advance. To such subscri
bers we will also dve either
. VIUXUC Ul
IrensBUS Ltttersn or "The Lit nr ja-rM..
Auley.- s " " --
Aeents wanted everrwhfrt T ivrai
Laixe commissions, sample c n-eeL
Address,
New Yort Observer,
NEWrYORK.
dec.
Criiikled Seersucker, In colors, (c
nd-lnch Basket Cloth pc.
:Mnch Batiste Cloth 8c.
3(i-inch Momle Cloth 10c.
Figured and plain Union Cashmeres 13 l-2c.
A Lare AssorUueut of Stoves which we ask
you to examine. The ZlvU VANCE w
and OTHELLO still: lead. ! ' !i
EM
Th u rj d iy &Frid ay, M,j3u
MRS. E A LUMSB
: : OF SUMMER 1IILUNEUT.
Trimmed Bonnets and
v ;iall the Latest Styles, 1
Ladles invited to call.
:i : y-. ; ' u '
m llvv 119 North
ortaFroa
It
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Farming Implements, Amalgiim Bells; Esti
mates for Building Materials, circulars 1
of Stoves and sash furnished - i
upon application. Our low i
prices will surprise and i
goods please you! ; i
Jaeobi'. Hdw,
ap 19 tf
12 South Front street.
Store,
500 Babies Wanted.
o
White GOODS
i
India Linens 8c, lOc, 13 l-2c, 15c to 2-5 c
-2cj
15c, 18c.
Nainsook Checks 8c, 10c, 1 1
Egyptian Flounclng.45-lnch, 50c up.
Ialnsook and' Val Lace Flounclnjs, 45-inch
75ci up
f
Good silk Ruchlng 85 and 30c.
Gause Merino Vests, from 35c up.
Many more desirable goods. Parasols, Fans,
corsets. Mitts.
Thanks ! Thanks!
I I ! - 1
to my friends and customers for their conrl-
dence and liberal patronage on our last Special
Bargain Day. We shall ; continue the same by
displaying ew Goods,- arriving weekly by
Steamer and Kail. I I
For TUN WeeK
Being closed Memorial afternoon, .we wlU
l - V; -
have our Extra Bargain Day
S 3
FRIDAY MAP 11th,
when we hope we -illiha.ve the
see all of you.
pleasure to
'0 Rabies wan ted" at TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR to fit their j heads with
Swiss Corded and Embroidered Caps.
A Swiss Cap for 15 cents. A -fine
Corded Cap with S v iss Inserting for
39e. A fine French Corded Cap for
50c, actual value $1. jThese Caps
have been sent to me as job, and the
E rices we are selling: them at are
alf their value. M r I
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isLOjsriDArzr .
i -'. ; ' : ! - k
Our Baigaln Day, you can find 'many "articles
away below the regular Price; You will -always
find everything as advertised. i r.
JUST RECEIVED A lot of sTorpedo nats,
The Lillian, The Sailor, Garden Hats, all col
ors, iur z&c.
ecan uo your nintin Jn IkUat ,
Knd Rive you as ?ool worfu JJ 1
per cent, betier than others. ?
N Our Rulinff and Blnrtin", IVrartm i '
holding; Its own against all comp
When in need of. Blank Hook,
style of bindiug or paper, give us i trtl fc '
we know we can suit you hi bd r !
keep your money at home. All toit k
done in our office and under our rapmtei.
' ' ' - ' JACKSOy & Ull,' I
A New Pattern Oifstove?
SAID TO BE TIIE BEST YET Rrmrs
Refrigerators. Coolers, ice cream tmm.
&e. improved Pattern Door and fdn
Screens and Frames.
For sale by . "
ALDERMAN, FLANXER tiO.
Dealers In Hardware. Tinware,
my 7 d&w Wllmimnon, S. C,
CARRIAGE ffEPOSIM
REPAIR SH0R I
p ARTIES IN WANT OP ANY JKIXD OF !
Vehicle or want any Repairing done ioM j
old vehicles, will find it to tc Interest it j
call oh ' 1
V- C. B. SOUTIIERLAXD tCO. j
Comer Second and Princess 8tma
Send your horses to be shod. We luves
flrst-class Shoer. . mcfiif
Life Insurance.
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Remember Monday and
Tuesdavj :
BARCAIfO DAYS.
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my 7
116 Marliot Street,
WI-M1N0TP N. jd i
A large lot of Parasols and Sunshades, In all
Styles and Colors, with Gold and "Silver Han
dles and Plain sticks at half their regular
price. j: ...r
JUST THINK. Ozldlze Pins, in new de
signs, reduced to 9c each. th
just riitSK. Oxidized Sleeve - Buttons
beautiful designs, for only 15c. a pair. - Also
Sliver Earrings and Hair Ornaments At. re
duced prices. H - h
Come early to avoid the rush, as the -above
lots are limited, at t . - i
Taylor'sBzar,
118 Rlarket St.,
WILMINGTON, li C.
my 5 - il . ... -:f .
Useful Bridal Presents
' - - If--.,' I M
TL1UCH MOKE DESIItABLE
Safe, Reliable, Sara.
JLL - THE POLICY-nOLDEKS WHO V
cently got left -will do well tocaU wAJ
BROWN & CO.; corner of horth. Waiaa
Jlulberry streets, and take aw"
Safety Fund System In tne ha'1
Annuity insurance company, i""
ble company has paid out In WllmiiiH ,
1887 over $35,000 In deatn losses.
Amount of Insurance in force.. ..C7,Wi" j
-.Death losses paid under Safety i
Fund System..: r:m
- Amountof Safety Fund.....
feb Messenger copylt j
- Lime. Lime,
' LIME In exchange for pkOTISK'
il . okocesi :;
V PRY GOODS
" HARDWARt ;
LIME "
LIME "
LIME ;"
LIME "
LIMEjs"
i m CASH.
sept ;
JJ marvels of Invention. xgr
are In need of VJS'
while Uvlng at homeould
address to Ilallett & Co., rtlanj
receive free, full nmjgffut
ot all ages ean earn from to ,
upwards wherever they me. " y
free. Capital not required. .be jgw
over $30 in a single day at tuu
ceed. - t
Homos in North CaroS
Onlv 20 HoursBide
' NewYorkl
o MIlocSnlltnofB1
On the Ealelgn -d Aug-
ACEE3 Of LAD
..I. OB ttfl fl
lOtS IO -Oil yux "-", in
1.500
Larger tracts 3.Pf ,T dic- 11
irr. ain This land
rrnUPlncB.a rjejotij fflW
for Fruit Cnhure. aj p.
tote tbe town of "Tol t&Jf
Is the dalre of the oWWb! Y-v
du small 'SdS&5.
from tbe New tvt '
well as elhere 'o lUfl
the Union ogew fgffiu akt
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