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A, 1USEMENTS.
HAyHIiLY'B MI HHTRELs.

To morrow evenisg Haverly's Origi-
nal Nj Mastodoh Minstrels will appear in
the Opera House for the first time In
this city.
In speaking OF the company the Boston
Herald says:
Tho Mastodons form, without doubt,
the finest congregation of minstrel tai
ent In the country, anh some of their
performanees merit such snperlatiye adj
isctiyes as extraordinary and wonder.
iul. Their performances arc well worth
tho attention Of every lover OF minstrel
sy, and the \ at advance sale of tickets
for the single night OF the company &
stay indicates contlnuance OF the enor-
nous bust nesA of last evening.
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A Lucky Pair.

The Chicago Times says that "at the
last drawing ofthe Louisiana State Lot
tery august 9th) ticket No. B5,8lS drew
al0,060. OHe-half was held t,y William
W. shaw, a bookkeeper in th Q Lakeside
Foundry OF that city. In M arch as a
proprietor of the foundry drew 81 ,250 on
half cket Isl Mr.. shaw said they
would continue TO buy half ticket each
n. onth. as he was satisfied ne drawing
was conducted honorably. He wanted tC
see other needy persons get some of the
prizes" The 1f1th drawing will tfkt
place October lIth. the full p articulars Q
which can he had by adore ssing M. A
DarphIu, N W Or cans, La oct5
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Railroad Accident.

This morning while John, Kelly, em-
Moved IN one OF the shifting gangs on
,haP. W, s. b. h. r., was engaged in
connling cars near the coal shed, he was
caught between tho engine and a coal
car, He was removed to his home No.
iooo Reed street, and DR.. Kane summon.
ali Who rendered the necessary medicsl
aid. About three months ago MT hei'y
mad one of his hands badly mashed.
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The Doctors Disagree.

as to the best methods and remedies, for
the cure of constipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney ort, agree that 1t is by
far the best remedy known. Its action
is prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take pills, and other mercurials that poi.
son the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the Datural action OF all
the organs.-Nes0 Covenant.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-06
On ,Change in Paris.

The Paris correspondent of the
Times calls attention to the gigantic
speculation proceeding in tile share IS
Of the Union Generate. Shares On
which 1861. were paid have. reached
the price of 2, 1907. The Union Gene
rale, together with the bai ks it has
created, such as the Austrian Lander
Bank, will shortly command capita al
Of $40, 0,000,00 sterling. 1t has been
stated that powerful Goa lition has
been formed against the U nion, and
the result of one of the mo st trying
financial battles waged for long time
on European stock markets. is anx-
iously watched for.
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Going DO Philadelphta.

DUPONT Post, G. A. r., of this city,
will go to hilAdelphia on Monday next
TO take part In the ceremonies attendant
upon Grand Army day. They will leave
on the $40 a. 10. train. They will also
attend the barbecue at the Centennial
grounds.
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LIQUID or Dry.

Some people prefer to purchase medi-
cines in the dry state SO that they can
see for themselves that they are purely
vegetable. Others have not the time or
desire to prepare the medicine, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors of Kidney-W ort now offer that
well known remedy i2 both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists everywhere.-Truth
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Going 10 the Fair.

II is very probable that the attendance
at the Elkton fhir to-day will be very
large. There we're one hundred and
seventy-thfee tickets sold at the depot
in this city. large number came up
from the Delaware road and took the
train at Delaware junction.
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Thousands of ladies to-day cherish
grateful remembrances of the help de-
rived from the use of Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t positively cures
all female complaints. Send to Mrs.
Lydia e. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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On Q visit Home.

Daniel O'Neill, who is On the Capitol
police force in Washington, is on visit
TO his friends in this city. Before re-
turning TO his post Of duty he will visit
the Yorktown Centennial.
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LOCAL LINES.
Cboice re- ed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice re- ed birds al Fullmer's.
Choice re ed birds at Fullmer's.

Ice cold SAIL oystels NJ uiiihoi
E,r rich and poor alike. Turing the
,,nn,h Of October DR.. Todd will treat
,,arsons corning 10 his office for 81 90 In
ccin5Ing medicines. Read his advertise
meht.
The Elktpn fair closes to-morio".
The DELAWARE GAZETTE VIII oe
issued to-day.
The Dover band has, it is reported,
been engaa ed to accompany the militia
to the Yorktown Centenhiai.
One of tho mills in the Hagley pow
der yard blew up yesterday. No one
was hurt.
The Stalwarls were oVerruieo oy
large majority In the new ioik ota'e
Convention yesterday.
Miss He dwison, of Cinclnpati, will
loc,ure on Robert Burns with readings
from hi. poems In the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian church on Mon
day evening.
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A CLERGYMAN's 0PINIoN.-Having had
an opportuu ity to test the excellent quail.
tiles OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. l hesi-
tate not to say, II Is the best remedy l
have ever nsed In my family.-Rev. VIM.
Chapman. Pastor M. e. Church, George
town, u. Q. :"
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N Heetings Tonight.

Clayton Lodge, 10 n \
Eden Lodge, NO. o., n ~ m
Jefferson Lodge, ~: II 20 II. Nj.
Manhattan bouge, ~ NJ =. of r.
Wilmington Divisio, n II a. NJ,
Hope Cohnci', no, = IN, - cIsif y
l.. Ill " Y. ~
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PUBLIC SALES.
SALE

-Ok A.
Two STORY FRAME DWELDlNo
No, JEFF HSoS ST.,
ON sAl lURDAE, OCIOBfR SfH, lSsi'
At5o'eioek y. m, on the premises, Wll-
mu,pt n. Del, without postponementt
Nnilrawal or underbldding. TINS prop
cry NJ. Sl2 jefferson street, lot Dk6&L Is
Wlil ioeuted Oh e,evated ground. JeHer'
son street In mis- direction iH Improving
nom year 10 year and ioLs IN the vicinity
OF ihe Avenue are now setllns hlgher
than Wtsl 81 eel lots. bwelllHgs tof rent
are very hard to secure and Win be even
more 10 between lhs and MAich -, 1882.
FOR terms (Which are easyj and partic
ulars see large posters.
j, I. HEALD,
7th and Market Sts.
tjts Agent 10 effect tue sale.
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Ths q aily Gasstts.
FIRST EDITION.
The sIich igan Sufferers.

The following additional subscriptions
have been made At the First National
Bank, for the benefit of the Michigan
sufferers, since The report of yesterday:
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q Rev. J. G. Walker, pastor Of the Man
tua Baptist Church, then preached his
doctriDal sermon.
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4 UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN THE OF
LII A lNfAIIl DE AI0MTlIflA

UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN THE Oh
n PHANS' COUNT OF MONTGOb
ERY COU NTY Estate of Sarah Mile
lale of New Castle County, state of De
aware, deceased. The undersigned Au,
itor appointed by said Court to make di
tribufion of the balance remaining in u
hands of John I, Cox, Administrator .
said estate. hereby gives notice that
will meet all parties interested, for u
purpose OF h ia appointment, at his offis
No. 6o5l5 Swede street, Norristown,
on Tuesday, the lst day, OF Novemb'
1881. at 10 O CLOCK a. m, when and whe
said parties are requested to attend.
AARON y. SWARTZ,
Iowqw Auditor.
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L Eos kENr.-Anout FORTY acres fo
about hstS" near the Con, ord Pike
Known az "a mile from the city limits
'oJohn Tale the stidham property. Apply
iey, of t., near the rremisea
septli- I'm.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
One Hundred and Seventy.fOurth
Annual Meeting-SecOnd Day
Letters from the Churches.

At o'clock Wednesday morning the
Philadelphia Baptist Association con-
tlnued its session in'the Fourth Baptist
Church, corner OF Fifth and Buttonwood
streets. Devotional exercises we're con-
Quoted by Rev. A. J. Trey. At half past
0 O'Clock the moderator, Rev. Il. Rees
called the Association to order, and the
minutes of yesterdays session were read
and approved.
LETTERS FROM THE CHURCHES.
The reading Of letters from the
cb,eobao M ao than roeunad 90 foilo,ye .
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HrOTICE.-The Iith annual meeting
IN the stock holders of the Citizens Lc
Association will be held on Thursc
evening next, Oct. at O'Clock, when
annual report will be submitted and
aiection fer officers snd. directors hi
tn e first payment will then be madeo
new series. GEO. G. MARIs, eec'y
octl-5t 81 Shipley STR
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oM " nA ALE.-A building lot ON the 3.
t.o ", corner Of Stroud street and Rail-
o1 eSaa ~, Avenue, near the locomotive house
\. a., ne Wilmington d Western Il, r., IS
irosi i1iit on on Il. Il. Avenue, and 81 feet
Apply ~ lLls otiice. ID
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I Ud,.saN IA hotel property at
looms. i, a. Delaware. Twelveor fifteen
plyon tho /. mas done good business, Ap-
'he Premises, 10
aeht, Il, Isl, I'M ~ n n hihLhf. a..
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H orEi. FOR SALE.

AMI Vhef aaei az private sale, tho weli-known
Al Tus',Lfa IeSifabIe HOTEL PROPERTY 49,.
Of ihs nseLu, Del, within l mile Ia.
alo,it ~ P.'oE9sed saip Canal, now
cau., i''.. iu.'.s e"lnmehced. This will 2nl
an IHdte, Ia S;utlry OF millions of dollars for
feniS n.a hite mt time. The property now
Al Az s,si'' ,oI ti39 cash and the manures had
lafs"pne,, PRICE Five thousand dol
One NV W. thausaLa cash, the oala nee In
and ,,,,,t siiu lhree ears, secured by bond
ugA.2aw3m ron 70 rI -,
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j. T. Head advert ses two-story
house In Jefferson s'raet :, be sold on
Saturday.
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FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.

, WI be sold at pnhlic sale, on SATUR-
"a /, OCT, l1lh, ISL. farm containing
Nlly-nihe and one-half acres OF land,
MOre OF lehs, divided into five Il ids. and
=hllt best quality. Situated in Kennett
osnshlp "a vi mile from Kenneth STA
Iol, Chester county, Pa. rhe east branch
VI VI hel CiaY Creek runs through lsr=s.
~. Mc iAudie Of the property. The E2n
improvements consist of a frame
Uol.ase, nearly new, containing IN
loonih, pump in summer Kitchen. and u
@ 'aa!t III cellar, and fine spring and
sp'ihg mouse, with other springs and
,Duhllhs sites and good orchard. There
., suoub decker barn and stabling, and
~, S~ae wall around the barn yard, corn
va w, Pls pens, hen houses. etc. There In
saser IL every tieid on the farm.
eale commences at 2 O'clock. Terms
.aI n1s'@i aiil : III be made known on day of
'aie' aep8-2ld&w JOHN WRIGHT,
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GALE OF COWS.
D Ihe Subscriber Will ls5a/EH%S0
sell al Public sale, vt Red ytx.ksN
Lion, East Marlborough IN
Chester county. Pa, ExXSAz3an
MONDAY, OCT. nth, lool,
At lu'ciock. p. m,
FORTY HEADOF FRESH COWS AND
SPRING EkS, TWENTY HEAD
OF 0FFELDLlt5, LOT OF YOUNG BULLS.
SILL & BAILEY.
L. W. stIdham h SOP, Auctrs.
aug5rls
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Q ~ 0nO waiting for per cen
oct5. 81 HEALD 4 co.
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EOR SALE.

FoR SALE.
VALUABLE
I.n,alL IaL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN.
htan6o mn - Marshall, having lost his
CONMnnm0}w now wishes TO sell his 49,.
laaSuo S%uoEniousDWELLING NJ, con- Es:5
SyyeaisI fourteen =, Rooms, al los W. IA
porlunitw,I,eHeI; a,IeeI; This IL n rare op X4
iof resi- 70 obtain a desirable property
ImmediaGSe ana business purpose ..
Apeivu Aulale I'D Possession, If desired.
-fply On the pre- N ises. sep8 amd6w
/ 'ohi incSa.L csSAa.L,E.-Building lot 100 feet
street: bn ,aai 'front.' on south side Of Beech
and 81 ~ s.d, iees front on Van Buren, street
honts on 9at ~, ifent on Maryland Avenue
uana Nd i Tue city line, and lies In Chris
.lu. Apply at this office. u,
E'SA ss,AadLEi.a-rhree s,adai adjoining lots, on
and Is n au u % ieet by " feet inches
hear Raii9h ., On Goodman street 100 feet deep
Also oa,,road MI Avenue, South side,
Asald straoi iot on Thirteenth street, neal
IL apply at Il8 Market street
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Tka Aflanfa Z Exnaalfian.

n
Thursday was !" Governors day. aud large
crowd Of people attended the ExposIiIon. Gov
ernOfs Colquiti. Blgelow, Of Connecticut, Black
burn, of Kentucky. Jarvis, Of NaFth Carolina,
aud HOyt of Pennsylvania, headed the process.
sion, followed by other distinguished visitors.
Governor BigelOw was the only Governor At
tended BY his star IN full uniform, and attracted
marked attention. Ex-6overnors Bross, Of 1lli-
nois, and Bullock, Of Georgia. completed The
list. Governor Haygood, OF South Carolina,
and Bloxhhm, Of Florida, failed TO arrive.
The procession, headed by the Fifth Artillery
Band, marched to the entrance Of the main
building and thence passed through all the build
ings except that Of Florida, which IL still unin-
ished, to the Judges Hall, where brief lecep-
tiOn was held by the Governors. AT two O'Clock
Governor COlquitt and Mayor English delivered
addresses OF welcome, which were responded 10
by the visiting Governors and other distinguished
visitors At four O'Clock splendid banquet was
given the visitors at Browns Exposition Hotel
which was greatly enjoyed and followed by
lively after dinner speeches.
The announcement Of the weight of the Gov.
eTnors, " no was weighed in the main building
created great applause. They stand as follows
oOlquitt, 176; BigeIow, 1851; Jarvis, 2OS; Black
burn, 1884; Hoyt. 24S.
One of the features of the day was the max
ing of two suits of clothes, one for Governor
Coiquitt and one for Governor Bigelow, from
seed cotton picked at O'Clock, The suits were
worn at the reception that evening.
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The virginia Campaign.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San says, under date Of Oct
cath: Maj. John w. Daniel. the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor Of Vir-
ginia, was here yesterday and left this
morning for Orange Court House, where
he was to speak. Maj. Daniel is quite as
confident of his election as Col. Cameron
is of his, 80 one of the two will wake up
the morning after the election very much
disappointed. General Wickham, who
was here day or two ago, said Daniel
would be elected by over 10000 majority.
In the meantime the patronage of the
general government, and more particu.
larly that of the Postoffice Department,
continues to be given in aid of the read
justers To-day the name of q readjuster
ter was sent in for postmaster. ut Lynch
burg in place of the present incumbent,
q wounded Federal soldier. This is not
very encouraging for Virginia republi-
cans The election takes place in Vir-
GINA on the 9Th.
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/ 1T 10 reported abous the State that certain
distinguished military chieilain, whose appoint.
ment AZ high officer of the State militia sew
eral years ago was celebrnied by magnificent
banquet rendered 10 him BY q number Of admir-
ing friends, at his expense, ON hearing the news
Of President Garheld's assassination. declared,
with much highly ornate and elaborate profanity.
that Garfield WAS "a id old liar, and had lied
10 him, and that he was glad lift, and hoped be
would die" which language was afterwards iesli-
fled TO in an affidavit by another prominent Re
publican who heard 1t, and the alIldavil sent on
20 Washington; where this military hero. who IL
a "poltical aspirant with great soliciiudes," was
beseiging the powers that be for ONCE, and had
even had his name sent to the Senate for contir-
nation to an important postmastership 10 Flor.
ida.
Qse'r: Now that the stalwaTts are in power
whether this little incident will make or mar the
political aspirations Of the herof
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The above is the name Ofthe sheet published by
the managers of the next State Fair, to advertise
their Premium List. The Fair will be held at
Jacksonville, by the State Park Association, UNI
der the auspices of the Florida Fruit Growers
Association and the Florida Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, beginning on Tuesday,
the 21st day of February, 1882, and continuing
four days. v
As usual, large proportion of the largest
and best premiums are offered for oranges,
lemons, lines, grape fruit, pine apples, shad-
docks, citrons, guavaa, dates, capabilities, and
other tropical and semi-tropical fruits, The total
amount of premiums in this department being
1926, while the total amount offered for cotton,
hay, rice, wheat. oats. rye and corn, Zone bushel
each) il <1SS, and for all garden products, e117.
The premiums for stock and poultry lire good,
and well distributed, and amount 10 04S5
The premiums in the floral department
amount 10 SAG; in the department Of liable lux
uries, $159; in the department Of native wines,
$4S; ladies' handiwork. sos; children work,
$40; 6nb arts. &114; manufactures, &185; mis-
celaneops, eS55.
There is no premium offered for The best
county exhibit.
The total amount offered in premiums is
5000, distributed among the several departments
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N -|-T
The Key West heard Of Health.

f4r AEH W EAF, LA.s Oct - 1901.
Edttor EEOridioR In your issue ofthe 18Th inst,
you copy from the Pensacola AdO0nce Of the 5th
that Dr. PlumIner, President Of the Key West
Board of Health has been relieved OF his Presi.
dencY by the Board" &c. The AdeGMcs evil
IDENTIFY has taken this from dastardly. lying
statement made in the Washington dispatches TO
the New York Herald. and published 10 that pa
per October 4th. 1881. Our Board publicly brands
the author OF the same as a cowardly and con-
templible liar, and has taken the following ac-
tion in the premises: At full meeting of the
Board of Health Of Monroe county, held Oct.
18Th, 1881 present-Pr President Plummer, Lester,
Kemp. Bartlam, McCliniock, Curry and Wat
son; the following resolution was unanimously
passed:
Be 4 Resolned, That this board denaunces the
statement made In Washington dispatches under
date Of October Sd to the New York Herald, and
published 10 that paper October 4th, 1881, u the
effect that = the Key West Board Of Health has
dismissed President Plummer who IN August last
dismissed Health Ofncer Lester for refusing 10
grant clean bills OF health TO outgoing vessels 10
consequence Of the occurrence Of case Of yell
low fever at that port, and has relnstated the
health officer, an autopsy having Duslaiaod the
decision Of the latter that the disputed case was
one q genuine yellow fever" AZ Jaiss % eoe'y
particular.
You win please publish the above On vindica-
ton Of myself and the Board OF Health,
DR. J.W. v. r. PLUaGER,
President Board of Health, Monroe County.
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/. The Orange City, VoIusia County, Times of
Oct. 90, 10 an editorial about the orange indus
try" has the following:
To the man with capital II is already that, and
70 the poor man IL il only question Of few
years The first work Of staring may be at
tended with some selt.deniaI, aud some actual
hardshipe, but 10 . few years when the grove
grows into thing Of beauty" Il does literally
become Joy forever The fortunate owner
becomes as far as work ID concerned, . prince
he need noe strike HEX. for his grlve will give
him ample means for its own and its masters
support while 10 hammock swung loose 20
the sport Of the breeze" he takes his ease and
muses. on the growth Of real harvest of gold.
II was doubtless the reading and belief 10 such
gush. and the Inevitable consequent disappoinl-
ment, which caused recent settler In V0lusla
county,, Mr.. James RideOut, 70 visit Charleston,
8. c., with . view 70 removal thiiher: where, In
cOnierenee with the Commissioners Of Immigra-
ton Of Sbuth Carolina, he reported, according 10
the Charleston Nsws and Courier, In an extract
from that paper Published in the same issue Of
the 1Smta that there were sons fifteen othe-
families who would probably follow him from vo-
lusia county to South Carolina II be settled there
The cbhnee business u good business, and .
paying business, bat such exlrAYaganl language
concerning 4 = calenlsied 70 do : great deal
none harm lhAn good. Thepracllce Of creating,
On paper = lazy mans pArsdisS aarpksss IN this
bi0ad laid = one thai should b deprecated,
Horidl dees nj Nant people % come Into her
borders tho sssk % Hive Wiihddt effort. While
Il y perhaps lrle ihas q lazy men can exist with
les eau3s u Florida than q any Oder sisle u
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4
ss.s-a '.-ss.sa ---z--zz-4 .sus4D,-S--
-TrY Cola y BsAsss boasas~ pig fsss 8
Rust Proof Oats ios ssss ..
"a y A. Mnanzn
=. Ammunition anssuul'i.n' At R B. c.gs
Fresh brsAd s,sry al Il r b oAya.
tera 8
"A One lot OF cigars and tobacco, at Colnx
Beard's AAf q
-Buckwheat and graham sOur. !. RRo@
penlerG ~
: Fulton marke, beef and macksrel. 4 Il 4
Carpenier'A sss
-Fresh groceries received By every iniz. 4
R B. CaEpenter'A =
Coils 4 Bessa Asss i..l buckwA..l A.e
and nsW- syrup -
{ --Tsarbssa Aney. ~Aisss,aposaisa apsIs.. i
Coles q Beardsh g.
Fresh family grOceriss -sbest quality. lor 81
BY w. r. WIlson. IS
--GoSto Coless . Beard Jor Baker & Cl,rks
MICS s6skilcnsed mesia sSH ~N
"A complete assor.ms.t Of sugan. alwsysa
hand. at Coles 4 Bespd'A e
--Guperior green and black lea, Only % cenis
. pound. at w. R. WFlsonias -
Odd Governmens Java CoGee gsnAins r.
ticle. for sale b. w. + WH46n. Is
"A splendld stock q dns pocket cutls.y n
imported goods. It =. Vt. Clark4 g
loo PAperiees no aIIke. nole paper snd
envelopes TO match, II Z. ". Clark1a -
Hev q II car.ull sell. ID gods % 6Ae.pl
Sinply becatss be pats thsA q hlmsslf q
Fresh soda. cream and ienon csacksn. 81.
ger snaps and plot bread, at Coles q Beasdk .
This week ans aIvsr wsre 8 NV. 0eks
look At the stamp" also, silver-plassd gOois
-CoiIon seed shIpmenls hare been cbecksi
to some extent Ia consequisos Of high hslsh4
Go 70 CSles 3 Beard Ige chssss. maeca1clI
London layer n4isins. and All SORTS Of eannsa
goods. E g
Carroll sells hand made goods cheaper 10
this machine STUFF; Why not buy Of him shea "a
save youF money!
w. R Wilson delivers free a chaszs =
any portion Of the city, ali -articles Of merehz.
diss purchased Of him.
-ShrineF's Indian VermIfhgs b perfectly =
and easily administered q + cheap and Vi
give Subtraction. T1ik :RertaIe n Liss0.
As Carroll has his ran G.ock pretty vel -
now b the time 70 have year old harness, brides
and saddles repaired cAeap. Look 10 your In
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msssersIs9Aeal.
Rsoasd of lempea.urs ., TAIIAAA.s,s. H.u.s
d, fhr the past week
lchssrv.tous Ska y ". A n.uh Dsnuz -
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JsspsisyS and WatcA. mnkgxe Myefs q GOrmazl
h one 0f the Oldest houses Iuffhe Hkataz e6fah.
lishel ny Frederick Towie, 81 HneeFhia. n. h
In 1881. Ii hes becnme one uf Ire aneisnt land
maFks0i business. .. w. Myers The lale ataiof
partner en,eEetl lie house d ale98 p b. Cor
Mr.. Myers departed this life fsn months aRo,
and The business y now carried On By Mr. Cor
man, 4 w. CLARK has splendih ai0Ck &c Rooda,
inelu,llng cutlery and pisibls guns and sporting
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Bali Judge H G. Ripuey.
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painlef and bailder; B. w, Berry, FTapk Wan.
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