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An. Inlorm&tiM stadlT Noeired. Datb
Majtlt.
KKW kit of lUndird booki jast reccWed
u llmrj Ull .
TO LOOK lice, drew nice go to J.
Hurttfield. get foe Wmimiker
BrowB,Pbilt , tnd get yon wit
clothe to lit you. Clotbing mda
order. 8uiUfrom $8 op. Apply it
B. HoHnd 4 Co, 58 Pollock bL
Retpectfally,
it J. L. Habtitield
w k NTRn Tn kn nionev to ererfbod y,
old and jonna on lTorWe term. 6 per
cent Interest, Addreot for ptrticuUri.
H. JOITRKAL omee.
BOLTED Wetewnill
Btrrington't.
Meal at W.
' - a, FULL line of apring and summer
"'am plea. It will be to yonr interest toex
.ntno mv MmnlM before DOrcbasiaK
eltewhero latiafaction U alvrayi
guaranteed. M lamplea are from tbe
largest lmprtiog bouses You can get
au I is at your own pnt, "" i
alone occupies 15,000 sonara feet of space, c., arrived in the city yesterday and
P. M. Cadwick, (toppinj nt the Fulford House.
Mercb.ot Tailor, 43 KollocK street near Niion of New York, who
i 1 has been here the past tnn tkys looking
r j v r-x a t XTTf U after trucking interest leaves this morn-
lj juiiL 1 L TT h for Sayauual,, Qa. He expects to re-
Anril 13th. and reraasn uere
i .
TUV. I. C Ban
Tha naiveraitv Olea Club nn a
delightful perfonnanc at tha T. M. C.
A. last night Then wen sixteen wall
trained voices pretty evenly balanced,
and tbeir enlivening aouvs net witn
hearty cheer tram the audience. Jir.
UcKenxia was eapeelaUy flna ia his
humoroua solos and ha was repeatedly
encored. -
Tha greater number of the pieces ren
deredwera noticeable for tbe distinct
enunciation and evenness of time.
The voung aen were very clever in
their "call backs," and they may be aa
inred of having given an enjoyable even
tag.
Coming and doing.
Mrs. C. T. Weatcott. of Cheatertown,
Md., whq has.been visiting relatives in
the city, left returning home; her sister
Miss Fettie E. Guioo left to make ner
home with her.
Mr. J. W. Grainirer. of Kinston, SBd
Kir. Dempsey Wood, of Falling Creek
passed through last night en route to
Mbrebead to try the blue fishing which
ia now aaid to be quite good there.
Messrs. J. C. Hunt, Baltimore, J. P.
Seat, Norfolk, Vs., O. D. Lewis, Dr. D.
W. Smith and 8. J. Lane, Vanceboro, N.
are
A Uoatrnl Closing Up of tko Bailaesi
Masses to Atten4 tts Bevlvsl Hsat
Isf-PesltenU aaa Converts.
Aocadlng to the request made, the
business D laces of tbe city closed yester
day to give all connected with tfcem an
opportunity t attend tbe allerooon
meetlna at the Baptist church. Tbe clos
ing was general dry goods and grocery
stores, beef stalls, machanic shops ana
bar rooms all locked their doors during
the hour of service.
The result was tbo church wai crowd
ed below ;nd maoy were in the gullery.
The sermon was on ttv love of God
rhriat- th . ti-Tt n us John 8: 16
It Wii TTIdMaread and Very Din
trass Fralt Killed, Field t'ropi
tiraatly Damaged.
We glean from eicbanoin news an to
the resulu l the lute Ire -t-t over the
State and other part9 of the country.
The Raltiirh New -Observer-0 linmirle
says the Willing freeze left fruit Mossom-,
vegetables, etc , cn'.it an. 1 lifele.. It i
probable that near.y all the r u i l a
killed an.i eulv vcetationn shire 1 tiie
laniH (te Conitni&4ioner Hoi
at bis office upecimenn ol pe itli. ?ar i I
quince blossom and all were deil. la
peaches would break to piece nii.-.i
tnuched so thoroughly ha I the io! l
I rn;i,l ihpm but !s the vinevar.U Were
"ForGodsolove-l the worl.l tua He 1)U(Uin,r ut tlie rspc
eave His on y begotten ,n tuai wuoio- -
. , crop is not dcstroye.l.
.i. ... i. Br.iii ii not nariah I " J
erer ucuc:i.u " r - .,, .irmnI1, iu l
but have everlasting Hie. croo. which ouizht to be worth somelhiiio
Th. nruker'a nortraval ol God B love . r.' -,, , .
was strong, and vivid was his picturing
EEW ADVRRTrSKJtElfTS.
Howaru.
Dave Manly Lost.
Henry Hall Books.
M. J. Cabill-Wimted.
. J. P. Taylor Potatoe Slips.
E. S. Street Horses ind Mules.
V. D. Barnnpton Spring Announce
ment. Dr. M. P. Robinson Virginia Dare
Hotel.
There is considerable cotton on tbe
yard yet, and it continues to arrive in
mall quantities every few days.
The cold snap played serious pranks
with the truckers but helped the fish and
oyBter hucksters.
Dr. J. P. Rhem has established his
offlaeoo Broad street nearly opposite J.
J. Tolson's grocery store.
Mr n T- Watann Dlouzhed UP his
turn by
during the. season.
The TTniversitv Glee Club. Bixteeu
members in number, arrived Irom Wii
mineton last niffht. Fourteen registered
at Hotel Albert. Tbey were: Messrs.
Chss. Robcrson. F. N. Cooke, D. Lind
sav. A. W. ManKUOj, P. W. McMullen,
J- H. Daingerfield, J. W. McAllister, W.
R. Webb. F. F. Bahnson, F. B. McKin
ne, B. E " Stanly. D. Eatman, E. B. Mc
Konria and Jno. L. Patterson. The New
Rcrnn mpmllpr of the Club. Mr W. Jos
Mr-Rnrlev atnnned at his home in com
oanv with his friend, Mr F. B. Bcnbow
The C!ub leaves for Goldsboro this morn
ing.
of tbe danger and final doom from which
God would have the sinner to be saved.
The meeting turned out promptly at
the expiration of tbe hour, but an after
meetinsr was held to which about thres
hundred remained, and at which pnti'y
ing evidences of interest were manifested.
EVENIHQ SERVICES
Aoiher large congregation assembled
at night, and a powerful, impressive and
convircinu sermon was del'vered on Fu
n,rU Punishment fnm Matt. 95:41: "De-
r.rt from me ve cursediuto everlasting wheat is in places knee
- . - . ,..,. .. - ,,, .
... n. I fnr the. devil and Ins an- J 'oo . .
Kel8" , ,
Mr. Elsom showed the need lor a uen,
1st: Oo account of God s justice; Uu,
because it is according to law; 8d, immor
tolity shows there is a hell. We arc all
immortal, but wo do not all go to heaven,
so there mu-t be a hell.
The duration of the punishment in
hell was spoken of und several passcges
of scripture given showing that it will
continue without ceasing forever
in view ol the tact mat mere
scarcity of other fruit the coniing sum
mer, especially if the bciur quality ol
grapes are raised. Illackb rries are not
killed.
The Raleigh correspondent ol the. Char
lotto Observer quotes the Coiuini.ioner
l t.rrii'iilturp in s.iviuL' that he bclieve-i
the damage is greater than was ut lir-t
anticipated by the v ost fearful, lie
goes on to say .
"Everything greii was full ol' sap,
having been "rushed" by the. hot house
weather from March 1st to iiainl. f.ariy
high, oats in
Ii. Tiic la ter
is already black. The fruit so t ir as he
has examined it he Cuds all killed. The
snap has slain the gardens, lie declar.;.-
lu. ni'i-i-r saw such a warm snell on
followed by a snap- In 1871 there '
a killing frost Apiil 20ih. which kll
com ilmvn to the L'rom.il."
The stum; coriespoudi-iit s.i
"Fariuers who came in today .d,-. !ar 1
that grain is greatly damaged and lliit
Iruit is slauoiitend. The worst ih-vk
from the truck growers and ber.-y l.i 'w
ers is looked for. Theii loss niut b
Wllminrton's Growing Btar.
Ths Wilmington Star is receiving many
compliments for the enlarged Sunday
edition which it intends to continue, with
a DrosDect. we believe, that the enlarge
nr. v. i . .i ww r ft r . .
peas, after they were injured by the freeze ment may be extended tb the week day
I editions also.
(n....tKm.,d vesterdav but The Star completed Us 54th semi-an-
Who will go to hell was discussed, and ,i10Cl)m damaged pi nils. The w.-uh.
ir.n. ilmwn that the drunkard, ldola- all day was cold and n e I noi im u n
ters.liars.deceivers, adultiers, and all such the sha.lc. 1 his ot course .i.e..-. .
won 1 bo there, me means oi owp ... ., ,
- - i IIU lUIH ii. in
was pointed out and Christ mown to oe
the only "ay.
A touching appeal was made lo sin
ners to flee from Hie wrath to come and a
large number responded, rilling the front
news. Several conversions followed.
....
ri.o mMtinT9 will be held at the
usual hour today and night, 4 nnu
7:80 p. m.
cooler at night. Fair and colder weather
ii predicted lor today.
Ths truck commission men from the
north, ot whom there were soma doren
in town, are all going home to stay till
tlio peas bloom again, and the parting
between them and t'ue Hotel men is sad
Indeed.
1 th. norlivrlloAla In tha Y M. C.
uwMi r - i a isuraaui uiau, uunuw . .... v.
A. reading room is Words Works, the j disappeared on Tuesday .he 80th lost and
Darierof weather prophet Hicks. The h,. not lincfl heard from. He is
anal volnmn on the 22d inst. It has been
devoted to the interest of Wilmington
and neighboring counties during those 27
vears. It deserves generous support and
we are slad to see these evidences or lti
prosperity.
Charles Crabtree, of Durham, Dlssp-
Marin.
A. Durham man, Charles E. Crabtrse,
last number contains hla forecasts' for
April.
Tbe box sheet of tbe famous Labodie
Rowell Company will lis opened at Nunn
4McSorley'athiia.m.,atfl o'clock, in
order that subscrjberi may have tbe op
innnnKn t.i have wandered awav in a fit
of mental arberation and fears are enter
tained that he has come to an untimely
death.
He Is a married man with an interest.
ing family, lived happily at home and
VIUM w-w.- J s 1 O J 1 a "
portnnity of making the first selection of (here is no known reason for his disap-
lesuu. Tickets will to placed on aa.e pearancs.
. . . , . . ' i 1 I TT
Monday nornicg and at that time tbe
board will be opened to the public
Top Third Partyites held their town
ahip meetings last Saturday. The cor
respondent of tie Wilmington Messenger
says it was the same old set, except that
' Harrv Skinner Was In Washington 3ity.
Delegates to the county meeting the com,-
He was book-keeper in ths factory
Edward Parish.
T m. r. A. State Convention at Wll
alntton.
- Tha programme of the Eighteenth An
nnl flnnvention of the Young Men's
Christian Association, of North Carolina,
. . 1 1 In
""'a"' - - ' i as previously announijeu wm uo ub.u
s . . a.iMla ham iinnln.Ml ftmAnir I " .. .. . n. ,mt
,ing diuiu-7 ."" -i-r 1 I Wilmington April otrt to om uuurscis;
them were two negroes. . to Sunday inclusive
Too careful examination into the liy-1 Th W w A N. Railroad eives re-
1 gienio condition of cities and ,own8duced rates on the occasion and the
i,. imi.Iin1 .. Tha nranftntion I n i n: -r i.A iV.n RArnn
VHIUUI W mv.w.ww. .. - I OOarU Ol VI ICVlllO Vl ,wi.p,vi.
properly rests with tbecitiiens. That of ocax aggociatiua, at their last annual
. ths authorities remains only to see that meeting) empowered the President, Dr.
" these measures are carried out Spring r n. Clark, to appoint delegates Irom
will soon be here and before it becomes I tnii association. Those who can attend
. hot weather is the proper time to inves- are Kqae8tcd to let him know, the num-
tigate and see that all. streets, auys, Kac-berls not limlteil tho association can
ten and sinks are in good condition from I send as many as will go.
a sanitary stand point, .nun savem oi , j)jr f, J. Ramsey ot irinny college,
' water works where sn inexhaustible sup- who was leader of tho singing ia the
ply of pure water can be obtained at a Fife meetings a ' New Berne will have
nominal price, 1jotb by theclty and in- cbrge of the singing at the Association
j;ti..i. MilnAiil . IimUIi . fwnrd : '-" " . .
. in v mum a, iu. ej,,w.u, i meeunga.
' New Berne has, can still further' be im
The Christian Advocate.
The Christian Advocate came to us
last night from its new home in Greens
boro, bright crisp, improved in a appear
ance and lull of promise,
The Advocate was established in ia,
and ever since our recollection it has
been a credit both to the denomination
it represent! and to the State, a paper
....
worthy of being in every family and now
that the Methodist papers of tbe Stste
have been consolidated with this one
there is good grounds for believing that
it will be belter than ever before.
Rev. D. Atkins, D. D. of the Western
N. C. Conference and Rsv. W. Ji. ur.s-
som,ofthe North Carolina Conference
-mi .1, - alllnra
iv v.... 1
TheDaoer is published by a joint gaT ;t u "Destruction Without Loss."
lock comoanv. of which Rev. F. L. Kcid Th t0i.,:. mrn snondent ot the Wil-
of was recently elected President; one of Messenger, quotes Commissioner
the editors, Mr. unasora, wuo . p of Agriculture Robinson as follows, in
of as a fine business man, is Secret1? reference to the to the effect of the frcer-c
and Treasurer. among moon lal"'u8 I on truck-
ame.k we notice the name f our towns- ,,T. r,,P,,i i,,aa nr i 000.009 on
man, Mr. L. H. Cut ler. truck, etc., while apparenlly a loss is
The desire is to distribute the stock as really destruction witnoun loss, as . u..
lanrelv a. possible among the minister. f T. ! 7"
. -- n C . . . 1. y,An r.ranl.M 1 .. .
and cicrgy uieu ui wm wmtnuw.
with it. It touched with 1
iull.icncc all I he L'nile.l St it
1 1 1 1 coast of Ti ka. an I tl
Florida. AL Wiluinmloa li
tcmperalure wa- 2S; it I ! i.
110 and this the s'gual olllc, r
low."'
Wherev, r hear I Irom in t
reports are s'unil ar to lho-c giv,
gaW would have begun sliipji'ti
berries in about a week but they
destrovod: the sam; is said ol ..i
son huckleberry crop.
Reports from Florida stale thai the
orange crop is badly damaged and straw
berries killed.
IVegrams to the Macon Telegraph,
dated March 26th, from tho fiuit sections
of Middle and Southern Georgia, show
that the fruit crop, peaches, plums and
pours, early vegetables and v.-iH i niclons
have been ertirely destroyed by heavy
frost. This means a loss of millions of
dollars to that section of the country.
Charleston'9 loss by the cold was heavy.
A white frost completed the work of the
freeze. Potatoes, of which then; was a
large crop, Buffered the most.
NEW YORK, Mar. 1994
JOHN DUNN, Grocer,
Pudden illness of our
Demonstrator, Miss
Reddy, compells post
ponement of Exhibit
it y our storo to work
beginning April sec
ad. Please announce
change in Newspaper.
C. J. VAN HOOTAN & SOU.
THE ABOVE
Telegram received to-
day and Explains
itself.
The 0
iiizens
rs ; YV
nit:i ' iz
r t E-.i-" , .i
.. i . u ti r a .. i
tviled to visit my
Irom April 2nd
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L-l'K'.f I'Sltl.
KlHo) lilll'ollT.
lioVAt. llKINO
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VIU I VI
lii'iuifoil, N. I.' .
Dr. W. I'
,1-1 '-Vail
DAKK
1
lohilisiin
aim
i 11.-
Kiouts tli.- -
Cool Ilr,.,v, -Suite,
1 lllik,- t
l-lal Triivi.llei -'.
The house is th.,
furnislie,! an, I eat)
no- 3tt
Prop.
i,. i ,,n,i.
Hackburn
& Willett,
re in
store
to T th inclusive, to
taste a cup of Van
Iloutens 'Famous Co
coa.
Kt'piM't fully,
mi. lit 1, U rll
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT,
894.
John Dunn.
OUB SCHOOLS.
crop. Tbe Worth Carolina trucKers weie
complaining that tbe Norfolk trucker?
upro nn with them. There is now a
. . -. .1. ..m...,l,rn m.nlinn nf nK,.t,.t A.r iIii.a mm liavp Anvtllinc:
Anenb tua iwiiiui,... ......j ... jjiuspcv. , - - j
tfM aihiila in VMliirilllv'H In mi. oltnAlllinrT far 1. TIlPI'C Will be
Jourxal, comment may no not bo mal-no over productiou.
apropos
Concedioe the proficiency ol the pub-
it. v.t fAafihpra which la flometlliu
IIV suuwi , .. - J
to be proud of, the boast that the schools
ran a Win ol over inreo inoni.ua saur
.f V. tmnmat
While no direct mention is made ot tne
v n.ma inilmn It la fair to auDDOSS
it'was includedin thebeference to schools
5. . . I. - .un,.M ll.M
or urave
I are pert
CULLED ITEHSOF NEWS.
The naval cadets defeat Yale by a
score of 4 to 3.
Rothschild requires of bis cook a differ
ent kind of soup every day in the ye.'.r.
d -I ,,.. .. .. . I, 1 .nr.
lOCIUaeClin meireicreuw cwma wiuyrwamcu mici a inn,,,.
nrnniMi ennntv. aa the teachers there vev of their Drosti ate fences may con-
rhaps as good as the Daianoe. elude that twill be cheaper-
It Is to this latter special aneuuuu i tnaa try to repair mem.
proved upon.
All fts day sessions and the Thursday
and Saturday night session will be beta
in th Association buildine Grace M. E.
ilhurch and the first Presbyterian ..and
first Baptist church will be used at other
times.
A. comprehensive and instructive pro
Bheriff-LMt, the Orator. . . .
Ths ladies of tbe Confederate Memorial
a xuvlation have invited Sheriff W. B.
Lane to make the address on Memorial
Lnv. Mar luiir, mnti ne hi wxquivu. . i - , .
' 1 ' . . . f - . I m-amma has been arranged.
Mr. lne can speiis; oi we trying iui I - . .
.,, ;..Ut dd. of the war from per. . Among thosa who take pnuunent
, rr !,.: - ,n parts in (he convention are:, Me?, a. r.
sooal experience.. He Usving gone P' n nu.
trough to. " "kivThos. Hame, J. D.
m we isr . wwj. . a R R Q,enDWln.tot
Ooud Work an Allej. v W. O. Burkhead, VThitaville; Rev. Eg-
Tk. n. h&t on Ui.ldln and Craven I hart "W. Smith. Greensboro; Ret. J. W.
H V. Anderson. Secre
Sirecis iiuiucumicij jruuviu ,ug wap,w. , - in a
. . i . .! ... . . .. i... 1. 1 tun Inter-national Committee; . Jr. o.
cnurcnisoeng P m u - - Bkm.n, Coll. g. Seer Inter.
n Tlo, n rr na rrtxar nn 1 111 tin I . . . .W n no
c.n n. -v.. ..8 v - committee; Kvangeiist w.r. xho, vum-
wider tiian a cart it wold often happen ntte ar w. R. Giles and J. Wm. Lee,
(i . . ..!. inlnaiaanr1 an41 I AHAnartAM .-j
., .t sa.u Tha above names will give some idea
r . . K. ofthehigh eharMter of tbe work that
Vn It ia bewtr uraded so that all the D1 , j , .v.. ,i .
o BUT w ,luw wuuwuu
waifir will I in nicoinici luu iu vua d.,i
and pass on thence to tbe street drain. .
Though this passway is -but an alley
' it Is a mucb-nsed shcrt cut in tbe heart
of the business part of the city, and the
putting1 of the alley in such good condi
tion wul be appreciated, .i - -.
t nt tha Association
.(H... v.. . . -
work the regular, the junior, the college,
railroad and other special branches will
rprsaivA due attention, and the work be
,i;u.,,scmi in all its divisions.
Th meetin.rs are ot a character to
prove beneficial to all who attend.
cheaper to get out
I than, trv tn renair them.
should be called, for without detriment jn Nortn Carolina we have 33,280,000
to the teachers there, who are as good as ,cref0fiand about 12,000,000 ot which
could be expected for the salaries paid, j. in cnitivation. Of this number 1,600,-
this school is not 01 tnai nigu oooisiocotlon:
It snouiu us. . . ,i Whather a man creta or fai s to cet an
If New Berne is nottotoae tneproud . . - factorincle-
lina, there muss Do-a gieawr touw.u-i- ,.,.,,., u
' . . . . 1 m : nrll. . ll . L U. fl .M.t.a nmilH
tion Of noma Support, ai.a us umjM in rumw uih air. iieiouu i.u,i.
lum raised to a higher grade and higher I not walk on account of an attack of gout
Surely with its income from private 1 tJon Wednesday atternoen. He limped
beanest. and proper home patronage. I slightly. : .
such a. school should be Had here as I . . . tll . Breckenridge-
u na Anoaaitv or Bfiwiincr l .. .... , . .i
wuuiu - f. Pollard case are on tne line oi wuat amu
J... Knn nr nlrii ant ol lha town lot 'r ti o u..r . .1.0
ttuo. j -- lot a woman jnira rouaru wa ijciuio n.o
education tnat wouia -Colonel eTi.r met her. The details are
of the ordinary Tocauone ri me. - j tnonlthT for publication.
Wta taw aV ne Know . wiu i .'.-- .
hareenougn support to oo en " ------
. . . m i ... 1 I rr il .n ,l,a Anmirn mrjnt allow-
ino-. Children now lonna Kircu yj., .onciu i -e, -
. !. j, i i i.t lll all on 1 1 R.n Twktnvwl tr nractise in bis
nail a aoaen pn uww B- .u8 m..- "t. . o
.. I " ul.. will ...tila tn I M Hlinnm(
therac' ' " ' - . ir .. icourt. - aw "rcj r
wium. . i court. . . "
rwi . n,.i. J...wimMit lini haA rliA nr
tt a uttla mmiiia frnm the Ureas I , j ii. .r .... rv.,! n roi ,,-,n .1 Tu.la
- uoio - - i iginai uraifc v mi v.
dispatches. A poor" young man rescued I pendence. which hia heretoCre been on
'.v i. ii..fV tat I nnhlio exhibition, put away in a tin tube.
a gin irom''' ? -Ti.r--' .7.; f.T. ii.i that thii iti-o has been taken
Summer, one was m . n th' .!,,,....
a r.,. tha urn ni mm na couu not reu wen im ... . - r
I have just lvceivo 1 ;i wry nice
line of Mon and Hoys Suits the
best ami rhcuppst 1 i si- I ever car
riedin Slims, Stunts and Modi-
inns. Can tit most any body.
My stock ol'Sliocs is nearly com
plete. Just stop and look at my
show window, if you wish to see
a handsome line.
I have also just received a beau
tiful lot of Dcittkd Swiss, Dimi
ty, White Lawns, Ciiamhrv,
Dress Ginuiiams, a p i: o n
CriECKS, Fancy Siviu t Patterns
and a line of Im; CoLokkd Sat
TE1.-.NS which I am sellinir lor 10
cfnts, beautiful ratterus.
f
, '-. i
1 am .U'termine.l not to I'MlEKSOLl
by any one, an.l Cyou want to Ill'V CUEA1
ami get good Quality goo.N at Hie same tlun
you will come to see
W. JL. Harrinston,
67 Middle
GLOBE T A0TXERS
Stand "by us, and the
man in the moon
hacks it up, that no
where in the CUT
can
Better Bargains
nil oirrAiis l:d.
St.
E. 8. STREET.
uAua ha woji nn heifefl or Inctorv
girl. Shswaa pretty, however ana tnj
callant voung man ciung io nor ami
her lite. Due iui nco um u wu Mw..v
They were married in Brooklyn a aay or
two ago, - .. . -. ;- , .;" i-
. I . . t- C.li.M
script is lauiujjr- :a a .
' Tbe Kinston correspondent.. o tne
Wilmington Messenger savs that Rev. Ed
''
II tit .Jixst Keceived
A CAIiLOAO OF
AND 1 "
--- , . - v .- -v .
' a'nrTt .tts -s-a;
Wllmingion messeuer vui .. twaaa aa
ward Kelly formerly of Wilmington has . d DefltiS Competition : tw to
chtrge of Kinstoo mission, a work form-1 -, s
ad by the last session ot tne last xtortn i . . ' -
IT
H.eceived
Those riho go from
placo to place, f ral
ly, after looking vary
where, come back to
us to mike their
Purchases.
FOR THEY FIND THET
can not do aa wU l7
where elpc
CASES
OF FINE
California
Peaches,
Standard goods.boueht
low and sold low,
I 7cts ACAH
They are Going Fast
Call and see them.
JOHN DUNN,
47&40 POLLOCK 81.
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No. 55&57rcl!