THIS TAPER "r. I
' . . - V - J2AS2 NOTICE. i -
We will be clad to reccrre ccinmuHcaU
from our friends on any ana" all BUbjccta -general
interest, tnrfi '. .' ? z . ; t
Tne namecttlia witter mwt always be
nisneato UioEdltor, j ; 'h - .-f
ewrs-cvcnms. naary except
" T james, amor aif nop.
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commiiiucauoiia must bo vrnttfn'on bu
one &tdocitluapa?cr.. 5 ; ; t
pcrMnauticamiistiie avoidea, - . r'Ji
And it is especially !ana parttcniariycnatr :
stood tbat tne Editor does not always endors
. ii.AvoiT ri
if earners, uee
.ner wu j
nv rart of the citr. at the abovo
toanyPar
L&orw anrt liberal i
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wilipt Wf.port any and
VOL XIII. j ! VILMJNGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1889. NO 266.
tne views of correspondents onieas so stated
in tne editorial colnmns.:
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Presents .i the most
r ELAXATIVC and nutritious juice
FIGS OF CAUrjOpNl), "
Cecbincu vntL thp le&cinal ;
,rres of plantr- Iqndwn! to be -'beneficial
totHe human
tem, forming ah agreeable
ci effective laxative to perma
tf"tly cure Habitual Consti
p&W and the mjiny Uls de
eding on a weald or inactive
Bans, LIVER AHDiBOJUELS..
Itis the most excellent remedy known to .
ggffSf THE SYSTEM IFFEOJUALLY
When tne is Bilious ortConstipated
so THAT-r -I f
MREELOOD, REFRE0H1MQ SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Everyone is using it and jail are
.delighted with it. j j
ASK YOUB DRUGCUST fOJ
MANUFACTURED OJJky BY I
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANClSCOi CAL j
mmis.M.. NEW YORK. n:y
for sale by. Ill
ROKEKT R. HKLtAMY.
i '
WHOLESALE DRL'GGIS'
nch K ly diw llmington, N. C,
Inherited r.lootVrpisoli.
Ijt many people there are j whose distress
Inssnrea. aehrs. nalns and eniDtlve ten-
Jes are due to inherited!" bldod poison.
M bpod passes from parehtlto cWld,and it is
before Is the duty of hu$oand ajid wire to
sp their blood pure. This Is easily accom-
iff
ejegantirm
xavereanllcted with blood Dolson. which rl fan f foil
itflTS told wfia hortvlltarv; The tinth Tirnlro 1 i
ifiNood poison, have Improved rapidly afte?; telegram.
j luicr innii u 1111 ini i iiuiii r"ii .w iiii 1 11 nri
wuiu. is. is. it, 13 a uoasenq.r
1W IU13UU. .TlIl AlUiilr; QLHI llJfl i i . I -r v
Jvwine to navp. mv ipo- Ammifarpri jirifl nn I t- tJ,. -r i. : ,i
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50YEJ1BER 1ST,
1
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vite an examination: Our stock
wers every department in the Dry
joS. w i ouf, 8fpK Pl ,ress floated into the Presidency in
iime ana spacfc j will nOt per- uuai wave oi ranu reiorm
:t ns to eiuiinerate tle great num- -
tK and thnf wo VilcJ -frk rfTf inf thft rpp.pnt lpption-
4 ........ w , , . L
I T . - i .1.1: I J. sn AnA..K. F. if a
i
Housekeepers
canjpVove by a single
i I ' . 't
v ese Extracts are' the cheapest; treitiu" ti icrcct. vnbro
""-e to their namW
, frmeasure, package;'
eoa
Bon-Ton HaiH! Curler.
Atfei .fit
l!i0"a Front W
According to the New York Star.
the Democratic majority in Vir
ginia may run up to 50,000.
" Leon Abbett and Jainesj P. Camp ;
bell should reach out; their long
Augers and shake across the;. inter '
venin mountains. One :has 12,000
majority and the other 12,000 plural-1
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The Democrats in Ohio? have not :
only elected their Governor, la small,:
i,?rr r4-h' i Si i i i
tiling Tor the outside world but for
i, ct: i . i . ! 1 , , ,
the prestige of the fact1, but theyj
have elected-a Legislhture which I
will guarantee a Deiiiocratic sue-
cessorto Senator Paynj. j
w. v-o.t.f 7V " r",
was the occasion of a reunion of ex
President and nexjPresitlent
Grover Cleveland and the members
of his cabinet. They were a set of
jolly good fellows as they, "smiled1'
significantly over the results; of the
recent elections. Mi
; Senator Allison, it is kaici, is seri-.
ously alarmed. The Iowa Legisla
ture will elect his successor and he
fears that he will have; to pack his
Senatorial gripsack and "git up and
git.n The majority for1 the Repub
licans is very close only three, it is
sad and he is not so popular as he
might le in his own party, j
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The Democrats all but carried the
New York Assembly. The districts
have been so shamefully gerrymar
dered by the Republicans, however,
that this was a difficult -thing to do.
Th6.result was very close, thought
The Democrats came witliin 125
votes, scattered over five districts,
of carrying the House, which had a
Republican majority of, 20 last year.
The New York Herald administer
ed yesterday to President Harrison
a stui more scathing rebuke than it
did the day previous. It ; takes the
view we tooK yesterday it charges
him with having encouraged and
and abetted Mahone in every
SieM by a timely use pip. B.jB. (Botanic 1 way possible and then with having
-wanaunA. fena w mooa ium v,o At- tnppfl h hftk ,... Rn( dp
Jime3 mil, Atlanta, GaL writes "My two u,eu llls toul w"" "; bimuows oi
in sores and eruptions which B." B. B. j thinks, had Mahone succeeded,
rojtly controlled andjflnally cured com- unrrknn Wrti,i iinv' ii.Wnmnnc
Li S. M. Williams. Sahdr. Texas, writes: If ha fircf. tn canrl in n nmmrnl-nlnlnrv
- .T . . r SAIIV W V 4 'V- VV T
-iK. iSo, writes: 4Bqne and blood poison I ooi. Jjan.jamonc, itoger . Aims,
uu.y lucre uiuiie t iarg uicer.wnicii i . . T-
Torse every day until doctors gave me I prominent Democrats have been in
totakeT'eVB. by the New York Star
xllli they aU 'ree in jsaying that
wfore." i V I tatiff reform had much to do with
18SD Qld party. Mr. Cleveland's emphat
ic and decided stand on tariff re
form was the best thing for the
Febejrinthe month with a mas-1 Dartv that could have been 'said or
eni stock of Dry Goodsto which done. It was not t hat which caused
his defeat but corruption at the
joous line, and every?department is polls- The signs of the times are
JJPlete. We would FcalE especial that, if God spares 'himi he will be
1892
WockofMouVn ojGoSSrirtl e on the top of the biggest sort of a
ffe fti. ' gai i!t u V IO Here is what Ex-Presidt?t and
Z -u. ls suflicient to sa that we k, T1 . . u , ' rl
wil insr nn.i nnvm 4.1,, JSex-President Cleveland has to say
"or i,oods at lowest prices. "Jt is evident," saidMr.Cleveland,
eat of , iVL Vi ?fr.r""i.tr - that the leaven of tariff reform has
UoousenahlP n th'nffJr infliiRA at last leavened the whole lump.
'S in thnf Una. A aIou rt ThA Wlcf vrfiioli line enfforoil mrc-h
taritr. ADe roundjtn any other from the unjust burden of tariff tax
nsl"?:t."ftllttr: " ation, has awakened. The State
j5jMtock of Embroidered Hand- platforms of "both Iowa; and Ohio
ev-- openedlfxi the South, were abreast of the St. i Louis plat-
Nnna i " i iorm on ine suDieci oi tarin reiorm.
.ns desirous of seelntr them. i m-
Kenprtfnllr 'it I AIie l,e"P uae uunsiuertu auu
t l t nassea juajrmeni. it wr,s ior xne
rO. J. HEDRICK People to decide. Thejfare how de
that I am satishea at the indications
and results of Tuesdayls! elections.
'The Verdict in Virginia indicates
that the South is still faithful to the
Denioaracv of Jefferson! and Jac's
son.
Don't! If a dealer
oilers: vou a
Oil without
bottle of Salvation
WTO 1 per ur wurif, ui . i 1. . ! . !
1 1 1 . 1 i.'r. iiilltllntllM
condition, dont touch it r-aont uuy
itv&'a-ny price, there
.soiueiiinig
danre.ious or
i i
wrong it may be a
.'...t ! I -.iirtnrfni 1
insist upon;
I-'' a ' nrniihiP,
i '
!
you wiU nd a nice nfsortiiieut of.
Rifles at the. . Jacobi Htlw. Co.
Just the article to make; your boy
happy.
t
I.
Kefreb.inC and InTlcoratlnjc
.i iPc?nab in ub6. Made of ooi- rAlip.fous Soda Water as drawn from
lamperiomea Rmthprs' masrnificeut new
phS.1 fistic orfrik bangs and scKla fountain at a tejnperafnre or
W25C For sailftfcvf oia x.,-o Hornn ilk SllfllvPS
5owk Jamed.nutt. u "ilf i?" Vtf'T;; ;
INDEX TO NEW ADVKRTI3K1TKHT3
B F Penny Clothing
Opera II ousk Musketeers
Mcnds Bros Pnarmaclsts
W M Cumminq Mattresses
Braddt & Gaylord The Racket Store
Day's length 10 hours and 26 inin
j.
Suaset to morrow afternoon at 56
minutes past 4 o'clock.
T , 7" "XT . ,
laundry Ironing Stoves are sold
. XT T . .
by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
'
We now have the best Pouket
Scissor made. N. Jaeobi Hdw. Co. t
If Go Bra57shad Aivd untn to.
day he would have been 79 years of
a'e.
We had a good rain this afternoon
and are now ready for a little cooler
weather.
Mayor Fowler has returned from
Charlotte and presi Jed at the City
Court to-day.
There will be service at St. James1
Home to-night, conducted by Rev.
Robert Strange.
Mr. Greo. H. Bellamy, of Bruns
wick county, was on a' short visit to
the city to-day.
There was one interment this
week in Oakdale, an adult, and two
in Bellevue, both children.
The promised cold wave has not
yet put in an appearance but it is
looked for most longingly.
Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells
and ammnnition of all kinds for sale
bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to-morrow at IX a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Sunday schopl at 3 p. m.
The Register of Deeds has issued
three marriage licenses this week,
one to white and two t-Q colored
couples,
Sick headache is readily cured by
Hood s Sarsapanlla, which tones
and regulates the digestion, and
creates an appetite.
Heating Stoves of all kinds and
sizes. We will give you substantial
goods and, lqw prices. N. Jacobi
Hdw, Cq, t
The subject of discourse at St
Andrew's Church to-morrow night
will be "Rejoice when ye fall into
divers temptations."
A few piano music scholars can be
aooommodated on application to
No. 302 South Second street. 'Ap
ply from 9 to 4 o'clock. tf
We swelter here, with the ther
mometer above Summer heat, and
read of people being frozen to death
away up in the Northwest.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow: Holy Communion 7.30 a.
ni.; Morning prayer and sermon 11
o'clock; Evening prayer 7.30 o'clock;
Sunday School 4 p. m.
Ladies will find a very handsome
and complete line of ladies Muslin
Underwear at astonishing low prices
at the Wilmington Shirt Factory
122 Market street. Sign of the blue
awning. tf
It is now thought that the Cape
Fear & Yadkin Valley R. R. will
not get fairly under way on this end
of the road before the 20th or 25th
of the month, and possibly not un
til December 1st.
Cutlery. Our stock of Standard
Cutlery is very cqmpiete. We keep
everything in this line that you can
possibly desire, and- our prices are
the lo est. Drop in and look at our
assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
James G. Blaio (but no.t of Maine)
is a neside.n,t o.f Wilmington, and is
a subscriber to the Daily Rkvikw.
He is an affable, courteous colored
man and has recently started a
flourishing little grocery business
on Second street.
Services at the First Baptist
1 ...w,. fn,wlnV 11
v -.w
l r ck ... - ! 1 .
a. in anti .au p. m., toutmuie-u uy
f,1A n.astor. Rev. T. II. Pritchard. D.
A cordial invitation is etonvletl
XO ail iu ill ltrliV 11 ll itll,
,;rs visiting the city.
It is said that President Harrison
irtcit tlilv r'itv ni-. nn fn rl v iln v .
for the purpose .penOia a day or i
two in fishing and hunting at Orton
The invitation-was given by Gen.
s
n
gOUiei
. . .
President ot a great people.
,H Manninjr. If -be comes at are swipeiiuois in point w fueouvvioc a. m. Morning Prayer, utany and;
he will be received ; ami . wel- . i,":i..i... 7rPraverand Bible studies at zevs o'clock. AU !
.HI. hll An w, e tl-5 "fV: salntsipays observed by,ceiebm.
King Cotton.
The receipss of. cotton at this port
for the week ending with-yesterday
foot up'43,lG2 bales, against 10,C5G
bales for same week of last year, ! a
decreise this week of 2.494 bales.
The receipts of the crop year to date
footjjp 61,576 bales, against" G7,424
bales to same date last year, a de
crease of 5,848 bales. !
Children Knjoy j
The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Svrup of
Figs, when in need of a laxativeand
if the father or mother be costive or
bilious the most gratifying results
follow its use, so that it is the best
family remedy known and every
family should have a bottle.
City Court,
The Mayor disposed of the follow
ing cases to-day: , - i
Samuel .Whitfield, charged with
disorderly conduct,, was found not
guilty and discharged.
William Blaney, disorderly, found
guilty &nd fined $10 and costs. i
James Williams, disorderly, guilty
and fined $20. .1 j
The Week of Prayer.
The Week of Prayer for Young
nien begins to morrow. The meet
ings will be held at the rooms of the
Y. M.C A. The music will be in
charge of Mr. C. H. Robinson and
Mr E. H. Munson will be the organist
All young men are invited. The
programme is as follows;
Sunday,' November X0, 9.30 a, in.
Conseoration Meeting.
' Sunday, November 10, 5.30 p. m.
Rev. W. S. Creasy, "Met on the
Way." Aetsxxii; 6-11. j'-
Monday, November 11, 8 p. m.-
Rev. T. H. Pritchard, D.D., "Strang
ers Made Citizens." Eph ii; 12 lti.i
Tuesday, November' 12, 8 p. in.
Rev. Win. MoC. Miller, "How to get
Rich." Mat. vi; 19, 20; Re iii; 18.
Wednesday, November 13, 8 p, in.
Rev! C. L. Arnold, "One Thing
That is Everything." Mark x; 17-22
Thursday, November 14, 8 p. m.
Rev. Robt.Strange,"An Opening to
Great Advantages." John x; 7-9.
Friday, November 15,. 8 p.
Rev. J. W. Primrose, "The Besi
Walk." Gen. v; 21,-24; Heb xi; 5.
Saturday, November 10, 8p. m.
Rev. R. C. Beaman, "Two Things
That Must Go Together." Rom. x;
8-13. .
The music will be in charge of
Mr. C. H. Robinson. Organist Mr.
E. II. Munson.
Market Ordinance.
A special meeting of the Board of
Aldermen was held yesterday after
noon to consider matters in connec
tion with the public markets. Al
derman Hicks, Mayor pro tern., pre
sided. On motion of Alderman Morton,
Ceairman of the Committee on Mar
kets, section 9 of the Market Ordi
nance, requiring every huckster sell
ing at Front Street Market to pro
cure a.badge from the City Clerk
and Treasurer, was repealed; and
the following was adopted, in lieu
thereof; 'That no huckster shall be
allowed to vend any articles usual
ly sold by them at any place in the
city other than in the public mar
kets of the city and that no store
keeper "thali offer or expose for
sale in any store other than the
stores in the public markets, and
oysters or garden truck other than
potatoes, celery, cabbage, . onions,
beets, and other dried vegetables,
and that any person so offending
shall forfeit and pay ten dollars for
each and every offence."
On motion of Alderman Morton,
Section 1Q of the same ordinance,
with regard, to storekeepers and
hucksteis obstrucking the sidewalk
on the west side of Front street, be
tween Dock and Orange, was also
repealed, and the following, as a
substitute therefor, was submitted.
Section 10. That no storekeeper
be allowed to obstruct the sidewalk
of Front street, between Dock and
Orauce, in any manner, or to any
extent whatever, under penalty of
ten dollars for each offence.
On motion of Alderman Post, ac
tion on this section of the ordinance
was postponed until the next meet
ing of the Board. I
"Man wants but little here be
low." This is particularly true of
elf Tb2
of tlie right kind. Dr. Pierce's ?el-
lets All the bill in-respect of size,and
. .. iuuirBMuu, aim wusmuuuu, wu; tionatio a. m. visitors to ue city wm vt
will uui itui iuui- , . . suvnu w iu;iwu ,
St. PlanTa K. Lm. Church.
Rev. F. W. E. Peschau will occupy
his pulpit as usual to-morrow morn
ing. The services at 11 a. in. will be
in English. At 4.30 p. m. there will
be a joint service of the 'Sunday
School and the Christian Associa
tion, in the church, to celebrate the
372nd anniversary of the Reforma
tion. These exercises will also be
largely in English. All are welcome
at the services.
Pushing Ahead. .
Mr. Roder is losing no time in
getting the Purcell House-into first
class order. The furniture is com
ing in and the carpets are nearly all
down. The improvement in the ap--.
pearance of everything has been
wonderful. There has been but lit
tle time to do the thing in but none
has been lost and the Purcell will
throw open its doors not 'later than
Thanksgiving Day, now less than
three weeks off.
. s
General Freight and Passenger Acents.
The regular meeting of the Gen
eral Freight Agents of the Associat
ed Railways of Virginia and the
Carolinas was held at the Atlantic
Coast Line offices to-day. There
were present Mr. Sol. Haas, Traffic
Manager Associated Railways; Mr.
R. D. Carpenter, of the Associated
Railways; Mr. T. M. Emerson, Gen
eral Freight and Passenger Agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line; Mr. II.
M. Emerson of the A C. Line; Mr.
J. H. Drake, G. F. A. R.,&D. R. R.;
Mr. F.AV. Clark, G. F. & P. A. Sea
board Air Line; Mr. W. A. Turk,
D. F. & P. A., R. & D. R. -R. Mr. D.'
Cardwell, of the same, Mr. . W. E.
Kyle, G. F. & Pv A. of the C. F. &
Y. V. R. R., was also present at the
meeting.
Falka.
'The MacCollin troupe gave us a
very pleasant entertainment at the
Opera House last' night ahd they
played to a large and fashionable
house. It is an .excellent company,
with a line orchestra and a well
trained and harmonious chorus.
The piece is full of pleasantries and
little "catch ons," the music is
bright and lively, the solos viva
cious and pretty and the general
make-up of the piece is attractive.
Mr. MacCollin was tip-top as "The
tiovernor"; Miss Fanny Hall made a
decided hit as 'Falka" and was
greeted with rounds of applause;
Mr. Arthur Miller, as "Boleslas,"
the Brigand Chief, was superb and
Mr. Smith, as "Brother Pelican,"
and Miss Augusta Roche as "Ed
widge" won the full favor of the
audience; A matinee was given this
afternoon and the engagement of
the troupe will close to-night with
the presentation of "The Muskee
ters." The city authorities wouldn't
clean the streets and so Jupiter
.Pliivius concluded to take the con
tract. Thi3 af teriioon's rain has done
some good scavanger work.
There is a man in Berlin township,
.Ohio, that has never been sick a
day, and does not know what a cold
is, yet he would never allow him
self to be without a bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup, "for no matt
knoweth what the morrow may
bring forth."
Church Services To-Morrow.
Ftrs,t Baptist Ctrarch, corner or Market and
Filth streets. Rev. T. II. Pritchard, D. D.,
I'astor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:U0 p. m.,
Sunday School aJt a::jO o'clock p. m. I'rayer
and liaise meeting Thursday night at 8
o'clock. Strangers cordially invited.;
First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
and oranere streets. Rev. P. II. Hoge, Pastor.
Services Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 4 o'clock p. m. rrayer
meeting and lecture Thursday night at 8
o'clock. Visitors welcome to all services.
Front Street Chapel of the First Presoyte
rian Church. Southwest corner Front and
Queen streets, services Sunday at 11 a. m.
7:45 p. m., conducted by Rev. W. McG. Miller.
Sunday school at 4 o'clock p. mi Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 7:15 o'elock. Visi
tors welcome. . .
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chuch.cor.Fourth
and Campbell streets. Rev. John W Primrose.
Pastor, services at 11 a. m. and 70 p. m.
sabbath School at 3:(K) p. m. PrayeruMeetlng
and Lecture Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the pub
lie cordially Invited. Seats free.
Grace Methodist E. Church. South, comer of
Fourth and Mulberry streets. Rev. Walter S.
Creasy, Pastor. Services at n a. m. and 7 d.
i , conducted by the pastor. Sunday School
at ;:JU p. m. Prayer Meeting and Lecture
Wednesday at 7::) p. m. The public ixre cor
dially invited, seats tree. ;
St. James' Episcopal Church, corner Third
and Market streets. Rev. Robt. Strange. Rec
tor. Divine services at 11 a. m. and o p. m. )
SnndaySchool at 310 p. ml Holy cummunion
t a. m., except nrst sunoay in eacn monin a
11 a. m. . . -'" .-'
St John's Church, corner of Third and KedL
Cross sts., (street cars going North pass the
door), Kov. J. carmicnaei, v. w., Recror. ueu,
ebrattoa every Sunday Morning at 7.43, except
first Sunday in tire month, when It is at 11
NEW AIVEBTIJ3IIRlJENTO - -
OPERA HOUSE;
MacCOLLIN OPERA CO.
'lO-NJGHT, '
"THE MUSKETEERS v
38 Artists 38
And a splendid Orchestra, In Uie greatest k
New York success,
Full and competent! chorus.' New and ele- '
fro V t- nAOtllfr, 1 -
Reserved seats on sale at Yates' Thursdar i
morninc. t mojt -
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. S POT PAQHI v
Small Profits !
Quick Sales !
0:-
rjIIE ABOVE ARE
never go Ixrond them
OUR RULE AND WE
We are now open fot
tne Fail Traao witi a
full line of r '
dpv mnns
Notions, Shoes, Carpets,
Millinery, Picture Frames,
TINWARE, CROCKERY,
i - -
wrvnnw rtt a rrcs - - '
M. m-r v mm mmr y
Jewelry, talioncry,
Underwear, &c, &c
We have a full line of everything for the
Fall trade and Invite everybody to calf and ex
amine our large stock before you buy else
where, as we pay CASH for all our goods and
get all the discounts. iWe can give you that
advantage. Inquire for
RACKET STORE,
117 South Front Street.
j
WILMINGTON, N.. O.
BliADDY & GAYLOtiD,
i una.
HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK.
Gg Toys will come In next week, nov 2 tf
Dr. Scott's Electric Tooth Brush;
U
SED SIMPLY WITH WATER,- PRO-
duces Fearly Teeth and Rosy Gums without
the use of any Tooth Powder.
For sale by
MUNDS BROTHERS,
uov S t.r IfU N. Front Sr.
CO AND WOOD !
- 2,000 Tons Coal
. .
OF BEST VARIETIES AND SIZES NOW IN
STOCK AND SELLING ATfPOPU
LAR PRICES. .
200 Cords Wood
t OF THE BEST KINDS READY FOR "
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Cut for Stoves, etc. when so preferred.
T. A. SPRINGER.
WILL SOON OPEN I
THE
EURCELL HOUSE
WILL OPEN UNDER ITS NEW MAGA CE
MENT NOT LATER THAN .
December 1st-
Everything In it will be new. from the root
- i' "
to the basement.
sExcellcnt, well ventilated rooms, clean beds,
peiite attendance and a capital culslna wil
be some of our strong points.
I intend to keep a first-elass house In every
respect and will do ail in my power to please
: AUG. RODER, v
PROPRIETOR.
nov 1 it
II. CliONENBERG,
PHOTOGRAPH EK,
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ARTISTIC AND SLTERBLT EXECUTED
Photographs at reasonable prices. ; ;
FRAMING A SPECIALTY.
y 29 tf . "llfijtf Market St.. South'sldc.
Notice.
J HAVE REMOVED MY, LAUNDRY F7J03I
Market street to North Front, between Ch?s?
nut and Mulberry where I will' bo pleased to
see all of my friends and the. pubiio'cen
eraUy. - SAN LEE . .
oct8lm " ProprJctot Chinese Laundry; -
For Gale.
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