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We will be glsd to rtedr eoamrr'-oni
from oar fricndi on aoy a&d all nVcti o f
generalintcreit.bat: .
The ntme of the write X3urtltlwiji''bi
furnished to the Editor, ,
CommonicAtioBS miutb"Jwiittea oalj. o
one aide of the piper."; ; , t t 11 ;j
Personalities xntut be "avoided.
Andit is c?peeillj and partlem Urfj lade? t '
etood that &e editor does not always tadorit
the Tiewt of corrwpondents, naless so stated
in the editorial column,
New Advertisomonto,T .
DELAYS ARE DAHCECCUS !
ptcd
1 1
T JAW"'
,VD I'KOrKIETOlU
J??ai,Wtta,iWM,Tlu
- M-"rr,nnth. 60 cents.
Btl1 "ul delivered by, carriers,
F,pCr Lr part of the city, at the
rforT3 cent-per week
rtr.tcs low and liberal,
jjrert; .u pieasc report any and
riteZlZw en regularly.
2.
WILMINGTON, N. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877.
NO. 17 2
i -
rew- :
j ill ii n Hi n rr -n r i n w tt n un n r
. 111J5 REVIEW.
SU3IMARV.
strike at IV.crson,
ailed.
Tiircc wuuo niv;"
Bush were
5.J,eJ rX,tr;ck, and
it irht near Pickensville,
Tho particulars of the
not yet been received.
ltComo on Wednesday.
i .T.i nan - -
'?t on Wednesday night,
;.rtf WT nut.
. :i:r wasan"1" -
i4'$m rcPnI)ack dcinonstr
,lt ith 1,000 persons
'litrjtia tho-Virgi
was renewed in some
M Wcdncd.iy
present.
i ! . .
jlr ex dctermiucl to nominate
5iia.Prn,--- Lord
rthtt kfure IVliamcnt separates,
a statement of the position and
rtt Cveramcnt on .the Eastern
a Ihiiht Xeivs' special,
A-canaru, reports that orders have
'toPttireJ at Sutf to Prepare unincdi-
f-r krvicc all available steamers,
fi'fill leave Suez io-d;y. It.issup
tedtiiey will embark troops for Con-
U-. TIie Xc' Cuustaati:
! dispatch states that reflations j
cLunS a forced loan of 000,000,000!
jasbbandthc formation of a civil guard
kte capital arc published. A of the.
(k:cnaa Ejects, without distinction,
-jwusj 'jurtiripatc in the, loan.
f frem jtwciily to forty years will
icowRwI in the civil guar
ilore JrouUfl at I'ort Johnson and Ber-
Tuiiit amOng the coal heavers.
Porte has officially informed the
Lish Embassy that, after two days'
nrdfishting at Lovatz, the Itussians
sScroda severe defeat. The Brandy-
tiae Wtwlca Mills, ' situated three miles
l4 of Seheucctady , Kcw York,aud owned
JjGeurgc McCly man, 'were burned Wed-
BJ.iT. urani wains a nuger in tne
audso, having a plenty for himself,
a hopes there wUl Le no remoiiCtizatioB
Wrcrfurtho bcucQt of other people.
Tlie Imid for half a million, given by
if CentcnniaT 'Imposition Commisson,
rjf surrendered yestcrda-, all its nomina-
jcs having been fulfilled. It will be
(Uclintfcc archives of the Pennsylvania
total Society. - - Ex-President
i.ainujUfi, of Hay ti, died in exile, aged
. The Minister of the Interior of
It Id Washington, with a
"to the rcluruof Sitting Bui band
i Seux to the United States.
IkT.Furd's eldest daughter, Mrs. Ann
I Tbr&ton, is( dead. The last
"....-,?.... 1 .1 Til Ml' 1 l
-'i'Kiujiroi z, i mmpsuurg nave rc
ssdto Trenton, and have been dis
Ail riotous disposition . has
and everything has been rcstor-
Molarity on the New Jersey rail
- The rumored strike of cn-
-- ana hremcn seems to hayc- no
i At the Eric, New York Cen-
Snr Jersey Central, and Delaware,
tta i Western Railroad oflices,
is reported working well along
raa. demand has been made for
JBf wges, and no notice what
wfen received that a strike is con-
. "(' There arc
canal boats tied up
. at Hanrork
C to open navigation;
t tact yesterday at Augusta, Mci,
t pcx resolutions rather evade the
V-' ""Thc Russians attacked
c triayia force, but the result
, William and Francis
llUted cordially. The
: Cp 10 J ul 27 according to
4 4vaaatc
two
by
not included in this
n . wurc inc
cmanci-
ii;SOl?ter.roPerty of his
lacet w a Plece 01 lacd m
(ntehL0001 could at y
talim,. . Ui 1C ana no coukl
h2erS M ,nr lcave ifc t0 hislSiU
tacTLi Yhen the emanci
utu? ac5tmany)f the peasants
ii.? CflaDd' Sieving that the
itthe would be retained
MQd Ahcir chUdren would
i? hcmPr0Vlded for hY the com-I'asS0-
Tbe land owncrs
i" cdoa-r LUCir to encour
VSktor' and thc consequence
at . uc "ougnB DacK
tfter l - Pnccs, while the
mchir m$ rua through the
-ttcr J-rk harder their Uvin
iat among the
a2rak, T . out in
w -ju revoiutiou.
Raleigh Observer.
The Colored Insane Asylum.
The Commissioners of the colored Insane
Asylum met at Groldsboro on Tuesday for
4the purpose of determining upon the site
for locating the asylum. At tho morning
meeting little business was done save the
election of a Treasurer, which position
was given to Mr. H. P. Dortch. For 'thjs
position there were, three candidates, Mr.
R. P. Howell, Mr. Uhas. Dqwey, Jr., and
Mr. Dortch. , On the last ballot Mr.
Dortch received the full vote, except that
of Mr. Borden, who did not vote at all,
for reasons of a private nature. Col. Liles
was not present,) owing to sickness in his
family. " In the afternoon the commission
ers visited the several places proposed as
sites for thc asylum, but did not make any
selection. It is .proposed to receive pro-:
positions in writing and reduce matters to
some system before deciding upon any lo
cations.' There are any number of appli
cations for tho various positions in thc gift
of thcicommissiouers, but no action was
taken on any. There are five applicants
for the position of (Superintendent, and a
number for the' position of Assistant Sur
geon, Steward, etc. There was a rumor
that tho Wilmington delegation desired a
reconsideration of the vote by; which the
Asylum was located in Gbldsboro but
a conversation among the members before
the meeting indicated that the motion
would noji be entertained andi hence it
was not introduced. , 1 .
' The Malls.
The MailsPclose and arrive at the City
Postoflice 4s follows :
NortheriV through mails - - -4:J5P-M
Northern through and way 'mails. 0:1-3 A M
Mails for the N. C. and A. & Ni C.
Railroads, and routes supplied .
therefrom 4:45. P M
Southern mailsfor allpointsSouth,
daily - - - - 5:00 P M
Western mails (C. C. K. W.) dally
(exceptunday) - - - 5:00 PM
Fayetteville, and oflices on Cape
Fear Itiver, Tuesdays and Fri-
days - - r " - 1:00 P M
Mails for points along line of Che
raw & Darlington It II - - 1 - 11;30 A M
Fayetteville by C. C. K., W. daily,
(except Sundays) - - 1 ( - 6:00 A M
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston ------ 11:30 A M
Onslow C. H. and intermediate of
fices every Friday - - - G;00 A M
Smithville mails, by steamboat,
daily, (expept Sundays) - - 8:00 a M
Maiis for Easy Hill, Town Creek,
every Friday at - - - - - - 3:00 P M
ARRIVE.
Northern through mails - - 12:15 PM
Northern through and way mails. 5:50 P M
Southern mails - - 7:00 A M
Carolina Central Railway at - - 6:30 A M
Mails delivered from G:00 A. M. to 7:00 P
M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to J:30 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order and
Register Departments open same as stamp
office. '
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is ciosed. 1
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day and
night. ' .
Mails collected from, street boxes everyday
3:45 P M. .
LOCAL NEWS.
Very Sudden Death.
About 9 o'clock this morning a colored
man by the name of David Davids, alias
David Smith, appeared at an eating stal
in the lower end of the Market House
kept by Sylvia Tanner and ordered break
fast but hardly had he begun to partake
of his meal when he ' was summonsed
be fore, his Maker. Dropping his knife and
fork, he reeled and fell backwards from a
bench on which he was sitting, the left
side of hi3 head striking tho brick pave-i
mcnt of the Market House.. .Those who!
witnessed the fall of the unfortunate man,
hurried to his assistance and finding, him
unable to sit up placed a bag, under his
head. A physician waa summonsed, but
before his arrival David Davids i had
breathed his last and his soul was in eter
nity. The body of thc deceased was
moved from the Market House to the
Guard roomj in the City Hall build'ing
where an inquest " was held over it, the
verdict of the. jury being that "deceased
came to his I death from natural causes,
probably heart disease.''
Davidscameto this city in September last
and placed himself under Dr. M. J. Dcltos
set, for treatment of his eyes,, which were
seriouly effected, caused by some obscure
nervous affection. He returned to his
home in Floroncc, S. C, shortly after an
operation was performed on his eyes, and
has been making periodical visits to this
cityjsince then, to consult Dr. DcRossct
about his physical troubles. From one
who has known the deceased for the past
nine years, we learn that he was a hard
working, industrious man, and by his
economical habits had become possessed
of a nice little farm near Florence, and
had recently purchased some town prop
erty in that place. He had been employed
by- the
R. R. at Florence,
1 New Ar?e"ruseinents.
! N
L. M. "WiLLiAiit Notice.
Tnos. B. Cxhr & Sox Delays are Danr
jrerous.- ,
There is an unmailable letter in the
Postoflice in this city for Miss JenneU
Uobb, Dcrryvine, uiaru county, a.
The attention of marketmcn is called to
thc advertisement of L. M, Williams, Esq.,
Clerk of the Market, as it appears in this
issue, relative to a penalty for carts leav
ing thc pavement before the market fees
tare paid. '
Refused to Resign.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday
Anthony Howe, J.i P., was tried on a
charge of extortion and a verdict was
rendered of not guilty.' The Jury, how
ever, thought that thc evidence was suffi
cient to justify them in calling upon the
colored Justice, suggesting that he resign.
For this purpose a committee, headed by
the Foreman, called upon him to-day and
presented the demand 'to him, but he
peremptorily refnsed to resign and that
is where the matter stands now. It is
understood that the Court endorsed this
action of the Jury. 1
Struck by Lightning.
Thc vivid lightning and heavy thunder
of last evening has been, very generally
commented upon as being fhe nearest and
most severe wc have had in this section
i -I ! J m
for some time.- rlhc impression at tne
time of the heavy crashes was that some
buildiDg, tree or vessel s mast had Deen
struck by the ejectrif fluid. It was not
long afterwards we were informed that
the dwelling' of Mr.l S. F. Walcott, on
Front street, betwen jWoostcr and Daw
son, had been struck by th2 'fluid and that
the weather-boarding had been torn off
of the South side of thc building, and
several panes of glass shattered. The
family were badly shocked, though none
seriously hurt.
What pleasant memories of the ast
and agreeabl associations of the present
arc involved in the words, buckwheat-
cakes, muffins, waflles, biscuits, rolls,.pot
I lies, lruib uuiumiBss. cw. iu
these pertection U u
W, C. & A,
for the past nine years, and was much
thought of by the agent at that place
Samuel Davids, the father of thc deceased,
died about a year ago as suddenly as did
his son this morning.. The news of the
sudden death was dispatched to his' rela
tives and the remains will be cent to
Florence to-day for interment.
i Cornet concert Club.
The -following programme has been
adopted by the Cornet Concert Club for
their Concert to be given by them this
evening at thc stand on Fifth street,, be
tween Market and Dock:
1. Quick March- -
2. Andante and Walt? :Niglitin-
Sale." t
3. Grand March '"Brazilian."
4. Nocturne "By the Quiet Lake"'(by
request )
5. Andante and Schottische Oriole'
6. Song "Shells of th'j Ocean;" quar
tette for four horns.
7. Song "Come Where My Love Lies
DreamiDg."
8. Quick Step "Felix."
'The Rain and the River.
There was a heavy rain in thc upper
Cape Fear section on Wednesday night,
but not enough, it is thought, to endan
ger the 'fine crops iu the river, lands in
Bladen county.
Capt. Robinson, of the steamer Wave,
which arrived 'here at 2 o'clock this
morning, tells us that he did. not encounter
any of the terrible rain storm which vis
ited this section yesterday afternoon, and
the conclusion is, therefore, that it was
confined to this immediate section.
. Mil
J" . t ITT .
OOLEJ 8,1 EAST
i Ball at Beaufort.
There is to be a dress ball at Beaufort
on next Thursday, complimentary to
Gov. Vance and stall1 We notice in the
Raleigh Observer in the list of, managers
the name of Geo. W. Kidder, Esq.. and
Dr. V. B. Short, and among thc honorary
managers, Hon. A, A. McKoy of Samp
son, Hon. Geo. Davis, Hon. A. M. Wad
dell, Col. A. Pope, Hon. R. R. Bridgcrs,
and Mai. Graham Daves, of'Xew Hano
vcr. '
Sensible Advice,
You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers andby your Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint that you know nothing
about; , you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. I Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Guees's
Avgust Flower will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as'Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of
the Heart, Heart-burn, Water brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spirits,
&c, we ask you to go to your Druggist
and get a Sample Bottle ot Gueen's Au
gust Flower for 10 cents aud trv -
a Regular Size for 7& ' - " ur
w& relies -7 - ts; two doses
... ,uu.
Stone gutters are being constructed at the
intersection of Third and Walnut strees.
City Court. V
, The only case before His Honor this
morning was that of a white man by the
naaie of Wm. Hedgepctb, charged with
disorderly conduct. '
Officer fed ward Davis, of the night po
lice force, who made the arrest was sworn
and testified that he heard cries of murder,
help, &c., proceed from a house on the
corner of Second and Mulberry streets,
and that he proceeded there in company
with Sergeant Forrest and entered the
house; quite a crowd was in and around
the house, drawn together by tho same
cries which attracted hb attention. He
could not testify to any disturbance inside
of the house though, beyond the fact that
thc women were crying jand screaming.
At first he did not see Mr. Hedgepctb, but
upon looking around in another room dis
covered him. He had nothing in his
hand, offred no resistance to arrest and
went with the police very quietly. When
askedj by the Mayor what Mrs. Hedgepeth
said, the witness stated that she said
"take him out of the house; kill him; do
anything with him that you want to so
that you never let him come 'back here
any more."
Mrs. Hedgepeth was sworn au testi
fied that Mr. Hedgepeth was in the habit
of corajg home intoxicated; jthat he was
never so drunk that he would fall down,
as he had drank too much liquor for that
and could stand it too well; and that
furthermore1 that he was always com
plaining and finding fault every night
when he came home, and that nothing
could please him. That last night she
determined not to stay in the room with
him while he ate his supper; that she pfut
it on the table for him and then went
out; that Hedgepeth called her to come
back and she and her daughters ' went 'in
a room and locked the door; that 5 Hedge
peth got an axe and broke the door open;
that she and her daughters rushed at him
and seized thc axe and took it away from
him and then screamed. When asked if
her husband offereI any .violence she
could'nt say that he did. His Honor, the
Mayor pro1 tcm., then asked Mr. Hedge
peth what ho had to say for himself. The
old man said well, he suppose he must
have been most too forward, probably he
did wrong; if so he was willing to confess
it. But that he had never thought of
harming any of thc women; that when he
used thc axe to break open the door it was
thc handle that he did it withj Here was
a case, as Sam Wcller would say, of too
could
Lear,
much connubial infelicity, and we
not help thinking with oid King
that possibly thc old man was more
"sinned against than sinning.'' Hedgepeth
is a bird working -old man , -about 72
years of age, a mechanic and engineer by
trade and is a shifting engineer up at
the Carolina Central depot. It was eight
o'clock last night when the, old man got
oil" his engine, and it was about half-past
nine when the disturbance occurred at his
house. There seemed to be no Cordelia
among the step-daughters of old Hedge
peth to take sides with him, and the old
fellow stated that when there were three
again&t ouc, why he did 1 not know what
to do. Mayor Flanner j ronounced a ver
dict against the defendart in the shape of
a fine of ten dollars., and required him to
give a boud of $100 to keep the peace for
six months! ,
The Court then adjourned.
The Thermometer. !
p;r6m thc United States Signal Office at
this place we ob&in the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock ; .'';
Augusta, 78; Cairo, 7i; Charleston, 83 ;
Cincinnati, C8; Corsicana, 72; Fort Gibson
70: Galveston, 80; Indianola, 88 ; Jackson
ville, 83 ; Key West, , 85; Knoxville, Co;
Lynchburg, 77; Memphis, 73; Mobile, 77;
Montgomery, 75 ; Nashville, 74; . New
Orleans, 81 ; New York, 73; Norfolk, 74 :
Pittsburgh, C3;PuntaRassa, 83;Savannah,
78; hreveport, 78; St. Louis 69; St.
Marks, 7,7 ;Yicksburg, 7C; Washington
72; Wilmington, 75. !
County Commissioners.
Proceedings of meeting yesterday after
noon: '
Tax complaints acted on. Ordered that
the Secretary and Treasurer of j tbe Wil
mington Compress Company appear be
fore the Board and explain why tbe
valuation upon their property ann1-
be increased, and that u no
Treason " - Secretary and
... pf the Wilmington Gas-Ligbt
ConipaDy come forward and j show why
tbe stock of said company should not tc
increased in amount. . O"1 ' '
f Adiourned until this -afternoon at 2
T - i i '
clock. . .
' More Excursions.
Thcstmr., North Fast brought to this
city yesterday afternoon quite a number
of colored excursionists. They have spent
the day looking around and will return
this evening.
iy, charged with
led 'and failed.
Criminal court.
The following cases have been disposed
of in this Court since our last report" :
State vs. Joseph Pickett, charged with
false pretences. Motion for new trial.
Overruled. Motion in arrest of judgmcpt.
Overruled. Defendant sctcnccd to the
penitentiary. Appealed to thc Supreme
Court. Defendant recognized in 250,
withf security, to appear at April term,
1878. , 1
Judgment nisi againtt John Fisher,
witness for the State, who was called and
failed.
State- vs; Joseph Paj
larceny. Defendant ca.
Judgment nisi entered against him and
his surety. . j . -' 1 1
State (VS. John Dyer, charged will be
ing implicated in an unlawful assemblage.
Judgment 71151" entered and case continu
ed. '
, State vs. Joseph Chance, arraigned ou a
peace warrant. Defendant required to
give a justified bond in thc siini pf $ 100.
John Self and E. McBridc (surety) call
ed and failed. Judgement nisi on bond.
Dismissed on payment of costs.
State vs. Wm. Gordon, arraigned on a
peace warrant. Case left open.
State vs. Scott Sanders, arraigned on a
peace warant. A bond of $200, justifi
ed, required. 1
State vs. Larry Ncal, charged with lar
ceny. Guilty. 1
Statd vs. John Bush, charged with lar
cen'. Guilt'.
State1 vs. Hamp. Grey, charged with
forgery. Mistrial. , - 1
State vs Anthony Howe, for extortion.
Not guilty. 1 ., '
State vsWm. Price, fur larceny. Jug
ment nisi. r
State vs. Riley Moses, for retailing
without a t license. Guilty.
State vs. Jesse Brown, for . larceny.
Guilty; , V
DO XOT LONGER SUFFER
the pain And aanojaac of that ,
1 u 1 uu wou, dui ro nun aaa .
lu.iomo uvuuie rciierea, in loafer yo
hvait, the more you iuffcr and the rreatcr the
risk of serious foss. " . . .
Remember the place, No. 38 Marktt ttreei,
where all will be satisfactorily done and war
ranted by
THOS. B. CAEB Cz BOIT.
CARR'S Sapoiiaceous Tooth Tute pre-
ecrves thc Teeth. . . aolO .j
NOTICE.
. : ..
Weather Statistics.
Wc arc indebted to' thc U. S. Signal
officer at this place for some interesting
statistics relative to the fall of rain thus
far this month and in July. Thc heavy
rain of yesterday do not seem to have
extended into thc interior, but were gene
ral along thc Atlantic and Gulf coast from
Norfolk to New Orleans. The rainfall
hqre last month was as follows: July 3d,
.80; 4th, .02; Ilth, 1.2C; 19th, ,10; 20th,
2.07; 21st, .92; 22d, 3.88; 25th, 1.25; a total
of 9.35 inches fqr the entire month. Thus
far this month it has been as follows: 1st,
1.19; 7th, 1.41; 8th. .32; 9th, 2.81; 10th,
.02; a total for the tendays of 5.78 inches.
Thus in August, in ten days, we have .had
about CO per cent of thc fall during the
entire month of July.
1
Yesterday evening two largo trees on
2d,between Church and Castle streets, were
struck by lightning. :
- Quarterly Meetings.
Fourth round of appointments as made
by Rev. William S. Black, Presiding
Elder, for the Wilmington District, Mcth-
odist E. Church, South.
Magnolia, at Providence; . ...Sept. 12
Wilmington, Fifth Street. .1. .Sept. 8 ,. 9
Cokesbury and Coharic Mis- -
sion at Cokesbury.i Sept. 1 5 1 G
Whiteville and Waccamaw
Mission at Shiloh. . ..Sept. 22 23
Clinton.. ..........Sept. 29 30
Wilmihzton, Front Street.... .Oct. G 7
Smithville, at Concord.. Oct. 13 14
Onslow, at -Qncen's Creek. .....Oct. 20 21
Elizabeth, at Lhzabethtown...Oct. 27 28
Bladen, at Windsor. Nov. 3 4
Topsail, at Wesleyan Chapel . Nov. 10 11
Kenansville, Wesley Chapel.. No v. 17 18
1 : Will Cure Consumption.
To all suffering from the following dis
eases a ray of hope is offered through the
kindness of a missionary friend who has
sent me thc formula of a purely vegetable
medicine which has lon been used by the
native medicine men of Hindostan: for
the positive and radical cure of ffiomsump
tion, Bronchitis, Athsma, Catarrh, Dys
pepsia, Throat and Lunr? difficulty. Gen
eral Debility, Loss of Manhood ar
Nervous Affections, its por has been
tested in hundreds of itbout a
ure. inn' ,wVnrar
possible to relieve human misery and
will send the recipe r kee or wiau
to any person who may desire it with di
rections for using. Sent by return mail
by addressing'with 2 stamps, naming this
paper, Dr. O." 2. Un'sham, Drawer 28,
Utica,N. Y. ; ; .
a DYERTOB
IN THE w
DAILY RY1W.
TpHE A1TENTION OF PARTIES later
X ested is called to the fact, that by aa Or
dinance of the City of Wilmlujtoa, each)
Market Cart or Boat is required to ray a fee
of TEN CENTS, and each Marks t frarofl a
fee of FIFTEEN CENTS, before leaving
their stands, or forfeit $5.00 penalty.' ' 1
L. lit WILLIAMS,
au- 20 Clerk of the Market
We Knew It..
OUR FAVORITE, TIIE FEABL 13
iLhoad- It takes the lead to-day as
thc champion Shirt in the market. After a
thorough examination regaralng "the duaIIh
beinpr cut lengthwise, tho bosom of the best
incn", etc, etc, it is pronounced by the
many judges who have examined it to DO by
far the - .
BEST AND CHEAPEST, '
Shirt in thc market! 1 '
HB, Call and see the PEARL.
1 A new lot of Alpaca Coats just Id
aug 9
A. David,
The Clothier
FRESH GROCERIES I
ALWAYS ON HAND I
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY
IiOTU OF TIIE
Noccssarios and Luxuries of1
Lifo. r:
Being Solo Agent of thc Celebrated
OLD RYE, SUMMERDEAtl,
I AND 1 ' ... . ,
B SELECT WHISKEYS' ' I
I can oiler these Goodjs as well as Jl '.
other Brands of Whiskeys,' at
Tho Lowest Possible Prico !
Satisfaction Guarantood
MY STOCK OF
jF Xj 0 TEJ
Embracei all Qualities, , . .t.t -Which
will be sold, at Declining Figorxf,,
As Low as tho Xioweft. f
Jta?" My earnest endearor will be to
sell the BEST GOODS at tho LOWEST
PRICES, and to GIVE SATISFACTION 1
to all. .. .,; . ,
ttc lliysc who favor me with Ihcif
orders may rely upon PROMPT ATTEN-
TION and EARLY DELIVERY. . ,
f3 1T0 thc customers of the late firm
ri '
of CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., I caa
only request a tcTiliatiancc of- thelf pit- '
ronagc, and to all new ones a most cot i '
dial wclcstac will be extended. .
J. I. BOATWBIGHT, ;
5 Cl 7 north Front CW
aug 9 FAMILY OjlQCE
LHAYS ON HAND JjfD ; ;
1 constantly BEcnvnro 1
a full line of Dms lietf dae, Cbecica! '
Fancy Artidci, 4e. , 4 Oar dsirs ..
are snsnrpaued.' V - -
' JAMES C. UVSD3. .
jaly 23 Third 8t, oppoiiu City Hitf
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FIRST CLASS
1
FAMILY
GROCERIES .!.
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