THIS- PAPER
.Wished every afternoon, Sundays ex
P cepted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
KUITOK AND PROPRIETOR.
r.wCuIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID.
nn Si-months. $2 50 : Three
ne- .. . i ;. Ono month. 60 cents,
B J V" ' ' '
tn. f A. w 1 '
will be delivered by carriers,
paper
f charge, m aujr F .
tf . . f-anU nor week.
v.e rates, r
idvertiaiDK rates low and libcn 1
.Subscribers will please report any and
glares to receive their papers regnlarly.
6W A dveitir anient s.
iH & RODDICK
5 JIAUK'ET. STREET,
SLIJMIT THE FOLLOWING
Tc 0BUER TO PROVE TO OUR friends
jjjjC public that we sell our goods on a
rgRY SMALL MARGIN FROM COST,
Vtndinjf entirely on the quantity sold to
.a? ud oar returns, knowing by past ex
Sncethat LOW PRICF3 is the ONLY
'RE method to attain our object :
nrrX GROSS GRAIN SILK, worth
$175; now $1 25. -;
rhrlc Silk Velvet, $1 75- up, suitable for
I
. 1 iM in a oaca. jruss vjuuus, tv i
3ViWm.
Ml Colors in Worsted Dress Goods, 20
CMS Ki'vvaru-:.
iTaleksso Dress Goods, 25 Cents upward.
Knickerbocker Dress Goods, 20 Cents.
Mottle Suitings ' Dress Goods, .25 Ceu'.s,
WIDE'
jjock and Colored Cashmeres, 50c. up.
SHAWLS !
SHAWLS!
"A Beaut ful Line New Styles.
$1 75. a pair to $10 00.
CALICOES, 5. and' 8. Cents.
TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, Ac.,
for Meii and lioys'- wear, uur va- f
r'.cty in this line oi goods is large ana i
on price begins at 12 1 Cents.
FELT AND BALMORAL SKIRTS
from 50 Cents up. .
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND 1NSER-
' TIONS from 5 Cents up. They are
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knowledged by ALL to bo the
' cheapest ever offered in this city.
JECK RUFFLING in great variety
fiom 10 Cents up.
SINGLE RUCHES, 3 for 5 Cents.
GENTb' WAMSUTTA SHIRTS Linen
Fronts 75 Cents. Sold eveiy where
f -r U 00.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
KENTUCKY JEANS, slightly spotted,
1") Cents. Remember it all washes
out, and the former price was 35 Cts.
Ikmnants of Dress Goods closing out at
15 Cents.
Remnants of Nainsook, Plaids andStiipes,
Very Low.
BROWN & RODDICK,
oct 27 45 Market Street.
1 Removal
I
DATS REMOVED MY LARGE AND
eaTutstock of
0ent8V;and Youths' Clothing
and Furnishing Goods
i
, 0 the han.krYYriA n rnmnindSons 8 tore three
Joors East of my old stand, where I am pre-
parea to otler bareaina to evervbodv. can
nd sec the new store and the elegant stock.
Oct II 1 Market st.
w rn . .
NoTrr "nnonAA Stnvn
fpHE UNDERSIGNED has opened at'No.
a Market street, next to McLin's old corner,
a entirely new and carefully selected stocK I
TOBACCO, CIGARS. SNUFF andTo-
4cco Goods cenerallw
AU of which will be sold at the very lowest
nng prices
oct 15
A call is solicited.
WALLACE II. STYRON.
Prices of Coal.
JrJ. TON 1.76
J) TON 3.56.
0 5 TONS 6.50.
JfOlQ T0N3 0.40., .
1Q T0XS AND OVER C.25.
all -pTniTRF.S-
?etr Coal cannot be found in this market.
paction guaranteed.
et 23. , ,. . j, a. SPRINGER-
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Hale's Syrup,
(jOAUiioUNb AND TAR Bull'e Cough
sJrP, Bocher German Syrup. With' a ful
of Patent Medicines, Pure Drugs and
eniicali.
For sale by
JAMES C. KTJNDS,
Drujfgisti .
Third St, opposite City Hall.
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VOL. 2; WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
LOCAL NEWS.
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New Advertisements.
A. Shrizb Removal.
' Jewett Something Nice.
Mukson &, Co Cloths and Csssimeres. .
Bhown & Roddick Dress Good3, Shawls,
Blankets, Ac.
" Mrs. E. A. Lumsdek Grand Opening.
Alfnost any man can endorse a note.
Day's length 10 hours and 48 mintcs.
The moon enters on it last quarter on
Manday morning.
Twenty-second Sunday afttr Trinity to
morrow.
' The fall style ofbat iB a ; sort of pluj
. ''Cayenne pepper aud sage dashed with
pork is the reformied sausage.
United State District Court convenes
Mmirlciv tlm 9Hfb inst. I
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f; vp. interments in Oakdale Cemetery
this week, four children and one adult.
There were two adults and three
child
ren interred in Pine Forest this week.
There have been good rains up the river
and something of a freshet is looked for
as a natural consequence.
Blue "lass mashed up line and admin-
istered internally, w'ill'curo a dog of sheep
killing. ,
Women are dressing more aud more
liko men; but husbands seem to bcasnccc
essary as formerly. .
It has been found that in nearly every
civilized country the trco that bears the
most fruit for the market is the axle-tree,
To read the caption of editorial articles
and proceed no further in - the business is
one of the few pleasurable practices of
editorial life.
Ladies who can't afford to wear costly
tl , f
aboift
their necks, evidently on the ground that
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it is a chin chuler.
The parade of the Cadets of the Cape
Frar Arademv which was to have taken
P' w FB4-
day on account ol the rain.
a - .i r v.n :
a guuu uuui Ui tauit .o
haps justly with the habit some man have
of staring at the ladies. Still, somebody
must do the staring business; and if the
, ,. , i j-icsuc iiacKourn, too ms part excet
men don't the women will. in j tit- ci, L -ki
The Bcfgor Family played in Mobile ooiomons, maue a ueciuea ana was
, b ,.. J K. -r- I. ttimultuously applauded, The cntcrtam
ast night and will be followed by Kelly ment lasted untila late hour and the verv
locf
and Louis Minstrels J next week
Claxtou is also booked for Mobile.
Kate I
Tho Charlotte Observer of yesterday's
date failed to reach us to-day and there
fore we aro unable to publish the report
of tho Second days proceedings is Synod
in this issue.
The' ChurchlFestlval.
We rret to learn that the inclemnt
weather last niclif interfered so much
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w;t,b tho intentions of the ladies of the
Fifth Street M. E. Church-as to prevent
them holding of the festival intended for
last ni-ht. It will be held to-night at
Meginncy's Hall, where we hope that tho
attendance may bo large and liberal.
Condemned.
Health officer James M. King acting
under instructions from the Superinten
dent of health for the city, has condemned
and ordered sent out of the city limits,
v.Mit nnn ih nf unsound beef and what
I ftUVUK yvv -
I. o
week.
The latter named article nas oeen
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the cause of much sickness, so the City
piivt. - r:an thinks among the colored pop-
ulation lotterly.
Detected in the Act.
An attempt was made! about 8 o'clock
Thursday night to firq the house of Lucy
Jones on Uie.corneroi otittuu
streets. The villian was detected before
he could accomplished his purpose, uu
made his escape. It is a pity he escaped;
m. . m. 1
hs should have been caught and Judge
Lynch called in in his case. We think it
would have had a soothing, influence over
the minds of his brother incendiaries.
The Hunters.' Moon.
Tim full mnnn which occurred Monday
, x r.L-r. nOJ an, la Vnrtwn
an, wwii -u,
among the Indian tribes, says an exchange.
as ihe "hunters' moon," from its indicat
;no with them the opening oi me winning
ated with tho soft advance of Indian sum- wtmnreW. J W normman W n
mer.a season generally due about thelpQ Philadelphia, Pa ; Y V Richard-
first of ISovemoer, an oui
which .account!. ,ta been oa.n n
IOC UlUlUi Ui wAfc
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Thanks.
We make our bow and tender our
thanks to tho ladies of the Fifth Street
Methodist Church congregation fcr a nice
waiter full of good -things from the
festival at Meginncy's Hall this morning.
Which we will add, were very enjoyable.
"Were mot Drowned.
The paTty of youny men from this city
who went en a little fishing excursion at
Now Inlet and who have been reported
drowned returned to this city last night
the livesliest tooking dead men you ever
saw.
Superior Court. 1
The attention of the Court is still occu
pied with the case of the Bank of New
Hanover vs. Williams Black aud Com
pany. This case has proven a most in
teresting one to the business community,
and is made doubly so, owing to the fact,
that there is such able Counsel employed
on hnth-sidpR. Maiors Dcvano and Sted-
-j
1Urt" aa "uull3
planum, ana tne non. ueorge jjavis ap
pears for the defence.
Still Under Arrest.
Lemonade Jim is still cooling off in the
guard house, and the Mayor has not
touched his case vet. Jim's offence we
believe was in besieging , people on the
outside ot the -hotels and trying to carry
them to , a place to buy eome-ting ; in
other words Jim wa3 drumming..
The difference between Jim and the
seble hero arrested last night, is that one
went inside of the hotels and insulted
people,and then came outside audiusnlted
them too, while the other, the lemonade
vender, only made himself a first-class
nuisance by being in the way cn the outside
of the hotels
I Phoenix.
Of Mr. Milton Nobles, -who' is to appear
before our public on Friday and Saturday
evenings of next week for the first time
we believe, the Norfolk Virginian saysj:
Milton Nobles and his company appeared
at the Opera House last night in the
Tbocnix to a iuu nouse, ana were re
ceived with much enthusiasm. The
"Phoenix" "is decidedly 'sensational and in-
lenseiy lnieresung, wun pieniy oi p oi
lz l . r v i
crous situations. The rendition of the
pece iast night was excellent, and at the
conclusion of the various acts, the curtain
foli am:d Kiinnts 0f flnnlaiiaQ. r. Nobles
go himself a fine actor, and the entire
troupe were well up in the varied phases
of the play. Mr. George J . Maddox, as
Cil - J J. -J.J J
larca andienr.Q retired after bavinfT eniored
a hearty laujm and witnessed a very pleas
ing performance of its kind.
City Court
Solon Shingle, for being drunk and dis
orderly again, was lectured and repri
manded pretty severely, by Mayor Daw
son this morning, and then dismissed
with the positive admonition, however,
that if there was a repetition he would
JV - T si
aimer severe puuibumeuu
;V. Underwood, a sable looking moi
vidual from the country, waked up this
morning 10 una mwwu m tuu tiuiu
house with the charge ot being drank aud
disorderly,besides using insulting language
to the police officer who arrested him, and
drawing his knife on the officer also pre
ferred tfgainst him.
The defendant Underwood, it seems,
walked into -the Purcell House last night
drunk and called for a drink and was re
fused. He then made himself obnoxious
to the'proprietors, when he was put out,
I1C1 til UUli XlVrf WUiUiVUVV u M il uvw
. . .
Officer Green, of thanight force, approach
ed him and cautioned him to keep quiet,
whereuDon he drew his knife. Officer
a -
Green then very promptly and 'properly
took the country individual in out ot the
wefc an(j convcye(i to the lock up.
f - thin vere testiQcj t0
ugi: m ODen court this morning, when
'
Dawson inflicted the heavy pun
. h cnt of c5 gne or ten days' imprison
ment. Pretty severe, wasn t,it ?
This
done the court adjourned.
Hotel Arrivals.
Pur cell House, Cobb Bros. Propria
tors. October 26, 1877. A m J Hall, M
Blumenthal. Jacob Lerned, R R High
- I 7 . r 'rt XT V.L- . P n U" 1
tOWCf. A r muu, cn a x wi,
q' til; M Rider, Baltimore, Md;T
AnrHamburc:' W C Anderson. H S
Bett Geo Atkinson, J W Ramsey, Balti-
i more: n mimv, oKt "
boh, i ucu, A, vt
XboHW C
lETIEW.
Festival of the Reformation.
To-morrow being tho Sunday nearest
fro the 3ist of October, Reformation day,
this important event will be commemorated
with appropriate services in the Lutheran
church in the morning in the German lan
guage. In tho evening the Rot. Dr.
Bernheim will deliver lecture in thb
English language descriptive oflthoss
locolities of the Reformation which he
visited during his recent tour in Europe.
This lecture will no doubt be of a deeply
interesting and instructive character,
aboundijg as it will in information deriv
ed frorrjp'ersonal observaton and experi
ence. The scats will be free.
Tne Thermometer
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we o'biain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken . this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock :
Augusta, 63; Cairo, 52; Charleston,
64; Cincinnati, 59; Corsicana, 55 ; Fort Gib
son GO ; Galveston, 65; Havana, 81; India-
nola ,67; Jacksonville, 68 ; Key West, 80 ;
Knoxville, 58 ; Lynchburg, 59 ; Memphis,
53 ; Mobile, 61 ; Montgomery, 59 ; Nash
ville, 53; New Orleans, 64 ; New York,
41; Pittsburgh, 50; Punta Rassa, 79
Savannah, 66 ; Shreveport, 55 ; St. Loui
53; St. Marks, 62 ; Vicksburg, 57 .
Washington, 47 ; Wilmington, 62.
Just Received
Silk "and Worsted Fringes. The most
complete assortment in) the city. : ,
Brown" & Roddick.
Our Daily Bread.
We claim that there is greater certainty
and uniformity in the production of good
bread, biscuits, cake, etc., in the use . of
Dooley s Yeast Powdee, and that the
articles made with it are more wholesome
and digestible than if made with any other
kind of yeast or baking powder. Test it
by the only reliable and truthful test, a trie
by the oven. We claim also that it is
just as represented and just what the pub
lic expect it to be by the name under
whihe it is sold.
I
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments for
the Autumn of 1877.
Reidsville Nov. 3
Leaksville, (23d Sunday after
Trinity) .Nov.
Mountain Chapel. .'. Nov.
German ton.' Nov.
Winston....... . . ........ . . . .Nov.
Greensboro (24th Sunday after
Trinity)..........., .....Nov. 11
Fariutoch, Granville county. . . .Nov. 14
Flat River Chapel, " .'.....Nov. 15
St. Mary's, " ....Nov. 16
Hillsboro (25th Sunday af. Trir .)Nov. 16
Chapel Hill Nov. 20
Quarterly Meetings.
Fourth round of appointments as made
by Rev. William S. Black, Presiding
Elder, for the Wilmington District, Meth
odist E. Church, South.
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown.. Oct. 27 28
Bladen, at Windsor ..Nov. 3 4
Topsail, at Wesleyan Chapel. Nov. 10 11
Kenansville, Wesley Chapet.. Nov. 17 18
The People Want Proof
There is no , medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virture of Bosciiee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the breast, Consumption, or any disease
of the Throat and Lungs. A proof ofjthat
fact is that any person afflicted, can get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try its
superior effect before buying the regular
size at 75 cents. It has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany,
and its wonderful cures are astonishing
every one that use it. Three "doses will
clieve any case. Try it,
Now Advertisements.
H Winter Orate
Tl TRS. E. A. LTJMSDEX will have a
1V1 Grand Openine of fine FRRNCH MIL
4- 1 .
LINERY on Wednesday, October 31st, con
sisting of rrench Pattern 11 at 8, Uonnets.
Flowers, Feathers, Ac. The ladies aie re
spectfully invited to call and see
oct 27 MRS. E. A. LUMSDEN.
UL0TH8 & CASSlMEliES
HI
IVlADE TO MEASURE at Lower Figures
than any season before, at the Merchant
Tailoring Establishment of
oct 27 MUNSON Jk CO.
SOMETHING MCE.
J? INE NOTE PAPER by the QUIRE or
REAM, with ENVELOPES to match at
S. JEWETTS '
oct 27 Front Street Book Store.
w FOR SALE,
ON FRIDAY, Nov. 30th, next, '
I will offer for sal on the prem-y -T V
ises, at public auction to the aigbIj"" ; T
et Didder, one third cub. balance i i I ; A
terms easy, that fine store. with1
itli
large dwelling attached, situated on the
Southwest corner of Fourth and Harnett
streets ia this city. EL B. GAY.
oct 33 Star copy Ssa A Tue. t .
27, 1877. NO. 238
Church Services.
Worship in the various churches cf the
city to-morrow as follows :
October 27th, .1877. Joint services
in St. James' and St. John's Parishes
St. Simon and St. Jude. Apostles. Cele
bration at St. John's at 71 o'clock.
Morning Prayer at St. James' at ,11
o clock. Evening Prayer at St. John's
at 4$ o'clock. Sunday School in each
pariah at the usual hours. The offertory
will be said and the regular offerings re
ceived at St. John's at EveniDg Prayer.
st. Paul's (eyang.) lutiieras chcrcii,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev.
G. D. Bernheim, D. D. pastor. Festival
of the Reformation. Seats free. German
service at 11 a. m. English Lecture ou
the Localities of the Reformation at
i$ p. m. aunaay: school at a p. m.
Anniversary of the Christian Association
at 3J p. m. Weekly ervice on Wed
nesday at 7J p. m. Catechetical instruc
tion on Friday at 3i p. m.
6T. Paul's church, (episcopal.)
corner of Fourth and Orange streets.
Rev. T. M. Ambler, rector. Services at
11 am and 1 p m. Sunday School
at 3 p. m. Seats free.
ST. THOMAS' (CATHOLIC) C'HUltCH,
Dock street, between Second and Third
streets. Rev. Mark S. Gross, pastor ;
Rev. P. Moore, assistant. Sunday Morn
ing services at 7- and 10.30 o'clock.
Vespers .chanted at 4 p m. Sunday
School at a m. Paily Mass at 7 a. m.
Sunday School for colored people at 3
p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Third and Orange .streets, Tiev. Jos.
R.Wilson, D. D., pastor. No services
at 11 a. m. .Preaching at 7A p. in. hy
Rev. C. M. Payne.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner of Market and "Fifth - streets. Rev.
James B. Taylor j pastor. , Services to
morrowatlla. m. and 71 p.m. Sunday
School at 91 a. m. Young men's prayer
meeting Tuesday night at 7 A 'o'clock. Reg
ular church prayer meetiug .Thursday
night at 1 o'clock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of Fourth and Campbell streets.
Rev. C. M. Payne, pastor. Services at
11 a. m. None at night.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
on 6th between Church and Castle
streets. Preaching at 9j a m and 71 p m.
by Mr. J. P. King. Prayer meeting
every Tuesday night.
SEAMEN'S BETHEL,
on Dock between Front and Water streets.
Rev. J. L. Keen, chaplain. Services every
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All are
welcome. Seats free.
FBONt STREET M. K.- CHURCH SOUTH,
corner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev.
J. E. Mann pastor. Service every Sab
bath at 11 a m and 7J p m. Sabbath
School at 3 p m.
FIFTH STREET M. E. CHURCH SOUTH,
situated on Fifth, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. J. M. Rhodes pastor.
Services at 11 a m.and.7J p m. Sabbath
School at 9j a m.)
FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIsT CHURCH,
corner Fourth and Dawson streets. Ser
vices at 11 a m. and 71 pm.
CHESTNUT St. PRESBYTERIAN CHIT. til.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, Pastor. Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School
at 9 a. m. Bible Class at 4 p.m.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST,
' ...
on Castle, between Fifth antl Sixth
streets. Preaching to-morrow (Sunday)
at 11 o'clock by Elder Moore Stephenson.
6T. MARK'S (COLORED) EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner of Market and Third streets, Rev.
McKinney will officiate to-morrow
at usual hours.
DIED.
This mornine Celestenia Mcaree, daughter
of Thos. D. and Jane L. Meares. The friends
and acquaintances of the family are invited
to attend the funeral services at SL James'
Church at 2i o'clock p. m. to-morrow.
Boots and
JUST RECEIVED a full and complete line
Misses and Children's Shoes,
direct from the manufactory, of every varie
ty, style and description.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Also a nice line of Ladies' Lace and Button
fioots, Gents' Hand Sewed Gaiters, Congress,
Button and Buckle, something new, neat and
nobby. The Old Virginia Stitch Down, the
Ransom Boots, and eTery thing generally
found in a first-cla&s Boot and Shoe Stcre.
No trouble to show good. Call and exam
ine stock, style and prices before purchaser
elsewhere. T. n. HOWE Y, Je., -"
oct 12 No. 47 Market street.
JUST ARRIVED.
ANOTHER !
R C E L O T
L A
OF
MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND "CHILDREN'S
Clothing'
Sold at low prices, at
A. David's.
lfercaaat Tailor, Cor. Front A Princess tj.
r oct a j
please iroTica
We will be triad to melt cesnc&lCcai
from our friendj on any and all txtJjttJ t
general interest bat t -
The name of the writer fetst ftlirtyt fct
furnished to the Editor.
CoaamunicaUoas must bt writtea ry ea
one side of the paper.
Personalities must be troidid.
A&dit is especially and particularly tzitt
stood that Cie editor does nt always cslam
tne views of correspondents, vslea to ttsHxi
in the editorial 'columns.
New AdvortisemontX
Fall i j Winter Gift
NOW OPEN AT
36 (Vlarket Ct.
BLACK AND COLORED CIHIO
Cheaper than they hare been for
. twenty yean !
Dress Gp6do
All tho latest Novelties in
Cashmeres; MerirJoes, "Snowflakea,
Kars, Knickerbocker and Matlaseo Suit
. inss
Prismatic, Valencia and Friborouj h Cltik,
Henriettas, Bombazines, Taffetai,
Alpacas, Mohairs, Reps and Poplinf. Vc.
FPJXGES, G.VLOONSAand BraMi to
match any of above. -
Full Lines of
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goodo,
The Best Brands so popular all .ortr t&t -States,
CLOAKS, SITAWLS, FLANKELS.
BLANKETS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, DAMASKB.
! TOWELS.
EMBROIDERIES.
t nsurpasscd for quality, work and prlcf .
IIITE GOODS, Hdkerchiefs, Corsets,
Gloves, and Hoisery.
VAL. and TOKCIION LACES
Men & Boys Wear.
Ladies' and Misses' Vests, Skirts, &o., &0.
AT PRICES WHICH
DEFY C0HPETITIOIJ.
Where evcrythiDg has been purchased
with
CARE AUD EXPEillEnCE
Suitable for our
at tho lowest
POSSIBLE
!
TO EXAMINE XS
Rfl. KATZ,
36 EVJarket Street
OCt l'y
SMevv Desien.
PS INVOICE OF CLOCKS cf eauralj
new designs ha3just been received and art
being sold at extremely low figures? also a
fine assortment of LADIES' WATCHES.
SEAL and PLAIN GOLD RINGS aad
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S CHAINS.
iZr Work left with me will t neatly exe
cuted. All I ask of the Public if u girt Bt
atlal; J. H. ALLEN.
feb27 Watchmaker and Jeweller
Tonsorial. ' "
TAMES ii. CARRAWAY and Wlf . H.
O DATES! AN are now conducting th Ton
sorial art at No. o, South Front st, and ar
assisted by James ChurchilL Tie Haett
pomades used and all work guaranteed.
Iiair, Cutting, 25 cents. Shampoiaz U
cents; i Sharing, 10 cent.
oct 8
CARPETING, CAEPETHTO.
LARGE ANDfWell Selected Btoek of
CAEPETLVG-Xew 8tyles, Best Goodf,'
CHEAP FOR CASH. v .
SOL BEAR k BROS,
18 4 20 Market street.
oct 15.
Consignments in 8toro.
Y'ILL BE CLOSED OUT
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Choice Goshen Mountain Bitter.
Lard, in Tubs and Backets.
Choice Canvassed Bacon Hams,
Kice, Poutoei, Turnips and Applet,
Soap, Lye, Cheese and Tobacco,
I oultry, Eggs, Crackers, kc
Caah adrancea made on eonalgnarBCr cf
Produce.
PETTEWAY & SCHTJLKE2T,
Brokers k Com. MerehaatJ.
2ext North Princess and Water Streets.
Oct 22 ww
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W. H.IIASH,
best style. Shaving 10 cents. 11
2r Shaving Uckets 13 for 8L
So. 23 Sorth Front Street:
oct 13
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