TI1I3 FAFEU
. -rternoCt Kundayi ex-
evptedbr
J0S!I. T. JAMES,
itJsrXiiK. r.n.
iT.. fk. $250; Three
.. t.i and liberal
'T'ftC--. r :: pleas report any
" . . r .. ire thrir papers regularly.
. 1 t:i.nmnn4t
Bargains
1 1
Bargains
45 SABKET STREEi.
.. -1 1 . 1 . r.T
V f :oIM LOTS .-f Dry i!' ;
: i ji
livery Close Buyer !
t . tain; an account f ir stock
CTvtrn IndUCemeniS
.
L. A I
t.. clear then a'l '-at.
Dress Goods
r 1 $ ju now li
now .0 1
. . . I
.... f , L urjti i"v 1
... rtielKO. IOC IXJiis ii.v-u-.
i '
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear.
Uir i ti-l ttbr.krn an J can Miurc ur
2-1 make their parcnajc now.
Parasols.
u... r :C0 .asha.!tff and rrasoU.
ALL AT GULATLY Kcdaeed Fi
ice?.
GREAT BARGAINS
Iarit.ntStrirlaai Nicook
Elastic?.
Shawls
K r.aa ttipt-J Sbawlj, just Bita.L!e ft-r the
c.I cietins. 2 worth ?j.
Domestic lied Spreads.
tad 1. SO, Kodaced from S1.23, 1.50
and 1-Ti. UecUleaiy tnc cneapcB
ia the market.
Mourning Dress (Joodsf
A Specially !
L Ajr-'ntJ 1 tli3 tection of tbp country;
f r THE WIDOWS UKfci'l. lor
tbt deepest mournitf:.
Sole AeentJ for the La Reino Corset, $1 a
tiw. Thi is a ratentetl Uorset ana
. ... w.: a m . . 1
...... 1 n n
Tho Wamsutta Shirts 5c each,
, fxr renu If j man tne tame ariicie
ftT..r ilhr nrth or Snnth.
ilierT HUrt is manufactured by ourselves
a-l uranteeu. cut anu maae in
t!.e warp of the cloth.
CAMUKIC SUIRTH, FULL SIZED, 25c.
No comment required.
n-sti;ab!car hed Drawers 25c a pair, worth I
Double. , I
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CO llUlilillll! H
45 Market
Street.
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CfJ-T . CllcCt AN Sale.
jcly 51 I
YisitOrS tO SlUitllVille
RWELT
OA (JLT HLUE ORASS. SWEr.T
J ITuh ad Delmonico Club Whukey, the
tofWiaw, Urandies and Cipars, at my
.v:.o-4 ia rear of the Garrison. 1 keep noth-
fc but the best.
J. D. DAYIS.
General InBUranCO AgOnCy U
JOHN W. GORDON & BftU,k
24 Worth Water Street-
REPRESENTING OVER
fifty Million Dollars Assets
FIRE.
Hisbarjr-Brenen cf..... ......Germany
i
Mjijiijpi Valley of. ....Memphis, Tenn
Li'trpool A London A Globe of.. England
Sard cf , ....Norfolk, Va
f irtxaat Funlof .... California
riilko cf- .........Tarboro, N. C
Lc-'e Gcrcrals cf. Vaxis, France
Ca!ff.ua Insurance Ass'n Galveston, Tex
bile Cairwriters of Mobile, Ala
5 11!' of Naahville, Tcan
LIFE.
opglitxa of. New York
' las. Co. ut Vir-iaia, of...leterburr, V
a week la yomr own town. $5 Out.
it fr- Sa t-ik- RoAdr. if TOO
Villi Kn.t. . . w V t . K wvnVtm tf
either aez can male frreat pay!!111
they work, wnu for particul art to IL
r -5. One math, 60 cent.
.V be dcUvcrM by carrier.
rif. rft:.:.iaay rtof th-city, at the
, :f. .,licr6t per week.
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VOL. 3. 1 WILMINGTON, N. 0., THURSDAY, AUGUST
t i i 1 ! i it
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Mcsson For Warn Weather. ,
GLO.Mvtai, Agent MooclL'ht and Muic.
1. HrixiBSkOEaTry It. j
J. C Mcxta Imperial (Iratium.
S. Jewrtt Stationery and Fanry
- - I ; ,
A r:.i. is irood at a snhc. f
It i i
juctto to taw r.nlylait ; Lily
i 1 1
Ar..l
more
r.un
.incl
to uav.
Till Lr-t -War Notes' iLll:k
tl.o : k and wounded. f
No lady should wear I pram; l-Ioss'-ms'
exct-r-l al her own wedding. J
TK. .T ir I r.1.1 Vlilv liviriT less tlla!)
thre;j miles .'.rA thi.s town who firmly
A 111.1 L ...A I V. v. ...v. - - - O
.
Ix'Imtis u. it mnrfi men inarrv m.1.1
men.
Ir a h!e r.iadc in
H wall bv a caM.on
1. ,:j ;c n W.arh. would two such
J a .n:- fih i ''wf'd lir.C
i
TL.e i i.v f ft natural pniios'.i'ii i
A,. Vnn rin't. psr-n liict UDs ai)V'
1 1 .
thing at auction unless it has first been
.1 , !
knocked duwn.
f
There is an unmailable Jctttr remain-
in" in the City Post Olheir for .JacU
Waakins, Landa Station, N O oa bull
envelope, no address or stamp.
In speaking of a. baby jiadies often ex-
1 claim : "Oh ! isn't it too sweet for any
thing ."' This is all a mistake. No baby
is to sweet for paregoric.
The excrrsioa down the river and out
to sea vesicrdav was vc.y much enjoyed
by our Up country visitors, isome of them
. , . rnrrt in 'j vCTtnJC.
Justus the Ilcvcmjc Cutter Craicfvrd
was leaving Charleston a swam of bees
took charge of one of the small boats and
all efforts to route them were fruitless.
They were barreled up a few days
and sent ashore at Sraithville. j
ago
lA)ok Out for Them)
The Ilaleigh Observer
cautions
the
Deonlc of this! city to keep a sharp look
1
out for two well-dressed young men, one
wcarin" a beaver and the other a felt hat,
1 the and calling themselves respectively Ap
3"bj plewhitc and Gcda, who have been in
Ralcich trying to get up a Dusmcss uirec-
tory, and who left for-ctting to pay their
board bills. The Observer says tnat
they arc cither m Norfolk,: Petersburg,
Richmond or Wilmington. )
Grecnbackcrs. ,
According to (previous agreement tho
flnynWlcrs held a meeting last evening
iDjiho Court House. After the disposal of
t,c;r.a Krror.hes were announced
UUOUVU
P. Poster, Duncan lioimcs.coi;, unas
Bobinsou, (col), and 11. jWallcr, aa-
.ircr.,l the audience. Uur mtormant
u.v.. (
-- i,wawTPalimit seventv-five whites
QJ - -- --
, , . Lt.ntnnKtm.lr,,! rlnr-
anu oeiwtcu m u nww uuu
men present. A meeting ot tho Ureen-
backers will be held in the Fifth Ward
on Friday evening and in the First Ward
ou 1 nuaj v.
oa Tuesday
. . w
organizing
evening for the purpose
of
ard Clubs-.
Bunawny.
afternoon, what might been
...... ,
terrible catasphe was prevented by
Itno prcseutu ui urn." v
TrT. r.roen was out driving, accompanied
T
pari ot i ujiuw-
jumping from the buggy, his feet became
eutaa-Icd in the reins, wmcn starteu me
horic. Mr. Green seized the wheel and
"kept up with the buggy for about seventy-
five yards when his legs werf cauga: in a
wheel, throwing him forward, the wheel
passing over his body. The animal's
ncal was increased and the lady, stepping
oa the shaft, so'.zed the rtjias, kept the
imrsein the road and finally stopped him.
Mr Green received seyeral burises", but
strange to say, was in no way ummea,
and the lady was entirely .unnuri.
The Tnermometer.
United States Signal Ofiice at
thU tdaco we obtain the following report
01 tnc inermoiiiti.c, io v.. .
. . . Ak tnl-i.tl till TTll IT 1 1
ing at 7;31 o clock :
Antrcsti. Ga. T5
Mobile. Ala 78
Cairo, 111.. ,M
Charleston, S.
Cincinnati...
Corsicana, Tex "3
Fort Gibson, C. N.2
GalTeston.........S2
Indiancla t
Jacksonville, Fla...S0
Knoxrille -C7
LynchbQrff..... ."
Mempbij, Tcnn....75
Montgomery AU...80
hri!l ......To
Vow OrlmTis.......kl
NVw York "1
Ktrinnih.Gt
hhreveport. 77
t Inia Mo 73
St. Markj, Fla....7C
I Washington, v v-
Wilmintton, X. C79
'- 7 .
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DMLJ EEYIEW. ','
rr :" . , : : i . ' 1 i I 1 -f---,: r- ;
Fire at Beaver Dam. j
We regret to learn , as vc do from pri
vate information received in this citv. as
well as from a rei'ort in the Charlotte
Observer published elsewhere, cf the to-
tal dettruction by fire of the store and
dwell in 2 house of Mai. W. C. Fergus
(formerly of this city), at Beaver Dam
Union county, on the evening cf the 12tl
init. Mai. Fergus was in Charlotte a
the tiin--. There was insurance for $1
500 on the store and $200 on the furn
ture in the Liverpool, London and Globe
Insurance Company, and C0O on the
luildiug, in the La Caisse Generale, both
reprcsentetl by Messrs. lno. W. Gordon Sc
Bro
Death of Miss Mary Brink.
It is with sorrowful feelings that we
announce to-day the death of Miss Mary
J Brink, eldest daughter of Col. E. li.
Briuk, (if tliis city, a 1 beautiful and ac
complished young lady. A few short
weeks ago she left here for Old Port, on a
visit to friends residing there, apparently
in perfect health and full of plesant an
ticipations, and now she has taken another
and a longer journey, from whence she
will never return. God comfort the af
flicted hearts of the parents and sisters
and that one other who will share with
them the immeasurable grief of their af-
i
fiction.
Miss Brink was just 21 years of age on
the first instant. She was a member of
St. John's Church, and a beloved teacher
in its Sunday School. 1
The remains are to arrive here to-
morow, via Goldsboro, and the funeral
services will take place from her father's
residence, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
npletons' Journal.
The policy of AppUtonf- Journal has
recently been to give a rapid succession of
stirring novelettes instead of long serials,
and every number now begins or gives
complete, a strong, fresh story such as
may be called a novel in miniature, lhe
number for September concludes "A Bit
of Nature," by Albert Ilhodcs, and gives
the first half of a story entitled "A Leap
Year Ilomance," which is described as j a
"true tale of Western life," and which
certainly bteaks new ground in fiction.
Another story,' which is given complete,
called A Straqge Experience," touches
unon the recent development of magnet
ism and spiritualism, and depicts accura
te! v and effectively certain pnases ci
modern life which puzzle philosophers
and open to us all a world of speculation.
It is a strong well-written story. Both
"A Leap-Year Romance" and "A Strange
ETnericnce." whilo touching upon tne
latest themes and tho most pronounced
ideas of the period, are written in a con
servativeimpartial, and judicial spirit,
and are thoroughly good stones. 1 ne il
lustrated articles in the number aro a pa
per on the New York Post-Office, hand-
snmelv set forth by numerous pictures,
and an article describing in a lively man
ner lifo in Taraguay.
The Theatrical Outlook.
Mr Jno. T. Ford, tho wtll-known the
atrical manager cf Baltimore, who has
done much to give the 'Southern people
an opportunity of seeing the bright stars
of the American stage, announces nis in
tention to come South during the ; winter
with the finest array of talent he has ever
presonted. The Baltimore uazeue wcicu
contains Mr. Fords announcement, Bays.
THp stars that the Ford's have presented
in the past to the South were Janauschek,
rWiman. -Jefferson, Uwens, i.yaia
Thompson, Mrs: Oates, Edwin Booth,
John McCullougb, Mary Anderson ana
. 11
others. This season, unaer ne same
management, Mod jeska. goes South, the
fairest and brighest actress that the Amer
ican stage has accepted for many a year,
raro-and radiant dramatic genius.
Francis C. Bangs, "the Mate Antony of
the boards " a Virginian, who won re
cently ia this city three enthuisastic re-
rills after his impassioned delivery 01 ice
oration over the body of Lftsar from one
nf tho finest audiences known to ourthe-
atrcs, will also make a tour of the South
ern States with a Shakespearian com
n.mv. A comic opera company will go
out from this city Southward, and that
enius among the frontier hertes and ac-
Wm F. Codv. better known as
Buffalo Bill," will be a "shooting star,
with his Indians and ponies, starting un
der the Baltimore auspices of the manage
ment of Messrs Ford."
i. fh-FTs. Tn-o lame cups of Hour.
one and a half teaspoonfuls Dooixy's
Ykast Powder, one pint sweet milk, or
v,-if mi!V- and hidf cmanu three eess beat
en separately, and a little salt. Bake In
muflin tins, iney are ueucwua ior :.
Board of Aldermen.
cailed meeting of the Board was
held- yesterday afternoon, fcresent Hi.
i Konor. Aldern a 1 Bo wden. Ar.tinc'Mator.
and Aldermen Planner, YoriGIahn, King,
Hill and Lowrcy. j
The Mayor pro tern, stated to the Board
that ho had called them together rather
unexpectedly and hurriedly, j in conse
qutnc? of a telegram he had received di
- rectly from the City Marshal and 'Acting
- Mayor of dreuada, Mississippi,! and
another of the same purport addressed to
Governor Vance, and which the Governor,
I through his Private Secretary, has trans-
mittedito'him.
The Mayor jro te.m. then read the tele
;ramst! which were those published by us
yesterday.
Alderman Planner offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
passed:! ( -
Resolved, That a committee i of seven
citizens, consisting of Messrs. Don. Mac
liae. A. II. VanBokkelen, J. C. Heyer,M'
x 1" "f Ti T 1 . -r i t : 1
iii. xvui., j . iayiur, ft. xurruss anu
the j Mayor, be appointed to solicit con
tributions from our people in aid of the
sufferers with yellow fever in the city of
Grenada. MississinDi. and such amounts
' & . : ,
as may be given be forwarded immediate
ly upon receipt of same. !
Besolved. further. That the citv of Wil-
' w y
mington hereby appropriate one j hundred
dollars, the Board.of Audit and ! Finance
concurring, to relieve the sufferings of the
peoploofsaid city. I i
Alderman Hill 'offered the following
resolution, which was alsj) unanimously
carried:
Resolved. In the event that the Mavnr
j j
finds it necessary to do so, he be, and is
hcrebv emnowered to annoint two addi-
f 1 - , L I
tional detectives to examine railroad trains
and stop any persons coming from any
points known to be infected with yellow
fever, and to act under such instrueS
tions as he mav think nroDer for the
protection of the city against the said dis
ease. On motion the Board adjourned. j
Chess Play ins, "Telle , est Viei'
Mr. Editoi:;
As vou have had exnerinnnn hoth n.s
a
Grass Widower" and "Choss Pl.ivpr" T
think you can appreciate the following
passing tnougnt: ,
Look at these chess ldavers: with what
an air of confidence they commence the
game, each (m his own opinion) sure to
win. Presently one loses his Queen.
; t "
The air of hopo vanishes from his brow
and despair of success takes its place
until by over confidence his antagonist
loses his Queen. Then the struggle waxes
warm azain. but the pristine interest is
w w a,
wanting until it is discovered that one of
the players has a chance of winning a
new Queen. Then the race is renewed in
earnest. The Queen is restored to her
throne and how boldly she comes forth to
the support of her King ! A few more
moves and victory wreaths the brow of
the supported King while the other vainly
seeks his Castle and is speedily check
mated. ! '
Moral Defend your Queen in ail ex
tremities. 1
Hotel Arrivals- !
Empitie'IIouse. Wilmington N. C.
August, 15th. I. L. Dolby, proprietor:
from 10:05 o'clock August 14th to 10:05
o'clock August 15th. II Bacon, Smith-
ville. N C; li C Thompson, J 11 Uarnes, o
TT Tlodmnnd.' S A Branch. R Ilarrell,
Lumberton; Jas A McQueen, Shoe Heel,
N C; O B McNair, T A McDougald,
T.anrinbnrf! S P McNair. Devis Depot,
S'CjSW VV Eine, New (York; Patrick
Murphy, Limerick, li A lvingsnury.
Goose station; A B Williams, Master J
D Williams, Jr., Col J B Starr, Master
Joe Starr, Fayetteville, N C; Jno M Rob
inson, city; 11 A Best, Wm II Aiken, Geo
B Aiken, Baltimore; J S Collier, Charles
son; C A Harrison, Richmond.
HonsE. Wilmington. N. C,
August 15. Cobb Bros., proprietors.
from 10:05 o'clock, August 14, to 10:05
o'clock August 15th D P High, V V
Richardson, Whitcville, i U; irreuenca
E Hashafn. 'New York; Jas F Rowe,
AM- Tfrs Mason Prescott,
Weldon, N C; W W Long, wemon, u; 1
Richard Farrell, Lumberton, N C; CM'
Burns, Wadesboro, 2 U; m a omun
Wadesboro, NC; W P Hix, Columbia,
C; A F PowelL.Whiteville, N C; E E
Burruss, Sound; li w 1'owers, lucnmc cu,
a; J Taylor Albert, Baltimore. Ma.
Consumption Cured. , i
An v,xTC-H.in. retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an
imusl iuaia iiiisiiouj -
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedj
and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asmma, auu u iuiv
and lung affections, also a positive ami
radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested.
iU wonderful curative powers in theusanus.
of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
1 ,(t,t fflliows. Actuated.
by this motive, and a aesire to relieve hn J
man suffering, I will send, free of charge,,
to all who desire it, this recipe, with falL
directions fox preparing and using, m.J
German, French, or English. Sent by
with stamp, naming'
this par. V- W. Sherar, 149 IWr'y
t)i..rn..i.., W York, au 12-4TST.'1
15, 1878. NO. 1(5
j ' . I I
niorning to order, out of market a quantity
of sailed fish, mostly mnilets. Sorry lor
the poor fishermen, bu
lits better far for
the good health of th
city.
Moonlight and Muslc
Another of those delightful "Moonlight
and Music" excursions down the river is
in contemplation for t to-morrow night on
the steamer i Wpor. All that is needed
to ensure success is clear weather; the
enjoyments of all who1 go will follow as! a
matter of course,
early.
Secure vour
ickcts
City Court.
Alderman L. LI. Bowden, Mayor n,
tern., presiding:
Frank Hargfave, the white woman who
was arrested vestcrdav for indecent V--eha-
vior on the streets, was discharged.
A white man and a colored man who
were arraigned for an affray at the'lower
end of the Market House yesterday after
noon were required to 'give la justified
bend in the sum of .v"0 earh for their an-
pearance it the next term of the Criminal
Court in October.
This ended the Mayor pro tan Court
for the day. ' ' .
I
Explosion. I
A few evenings ago a large kerosene
lamp exploded at the residence of John
Norwood on Fifth,noar the corner of Nunn
streets, the oil being thrown in differ
ent parts of the room and setting fire to
some of the furniture . The only occu
pant of the room was a little girl who
fortunate'ly jumped froiii the window in
stead of passing through the flames, and
going out of the door. The fire was
quickly extinguished bipt created j con
siderable excitement in the vicinity.' ,
For the Grenada Sufferers, j
TVWsre "VT lf Tvaf-r V. V Rnrrnss.
Jno. C. Ileyer and M. P. Taylor, a por
tion of the Committee appointed by the
lioarcl ot Alaermen at therr meeting yes
terday afternoon for the purpose of solicit
ing" subscriptions for the yellow fever suf-'
ferers in Grenada, turned ovei- to acting
Mayor L. II. Bowden this afternoon , ' the
sum of j two hundred and fifty-one dollars
and seventy-fivo 1 cents. This amount
will be forwarded by Mayor-Bowden
this evenings cither by express or through
he mail by check on New York as the
parties ihtei ested may1 desire. !
Mayor Plowden exjects to receive a
dispatch frxim Grenada before sending off
the! remittance, but up to the time of our
going to press, no telegram had been re
ceived. I
New Advertisements.
For Warm Weather-
JJO MORE PLEASANT GARMENT can
be worn than cur j j
Sackaphones.
OZTXi'S' 50c- 1
aa-15 I - ! ! MUXSON'3.
Mo onligkt and M usic
! WEATHrllt PERMI1TIXG, THE
S im r -1 Passp ort
"lyYILL MAKE THE usuaP
trip down the river j f
F'ridav Evening, An. 1C.
. Leave Dock at 8 P. M. Sharp. Return
;at 1 A. M. j j
, Last Trip on this iloc-n. Get your tickets
early of t- witoci
aug 15 w-v. aii-tt-ii''
TRY !T
TT IS THE REST EVER
1 Brtu'ght to this City.
Bates'i Heliotrope "Water.
A Floral Essence of Exquisite Fragrance,
i An exceedingly mild tni Pleasant.
Perfume. For sale only at '
! nEIN'SBEBGER'S,
Live Book and Hctic Store,
aQ12 33 aad 41 MtrketSt.
...Imperial Granium.
THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD F0K
Infants and Inralid. .
A fresh supply just received aal fcr ale Ij
JAMES C. MU5DS, Druggist,
xnglO Tbird street, oppoiita City Ull.
i PLEASE 50TICE. H
- . 1
We wm be RUd U receive tliUL
from onr friends on any and uil .nbjof
general interest but : 'j I ' ,' I 1 ' '
Jaae of the writer Lust aJwiyJib
rorniihed to the Editor.
Communication mm be- w,itrn L only
uus oi us paper. J
Persokalitiee anrt be ToideL r
: 1 1 1
, AcditU enecialW i4
tood that the editor I'ZZllYP
,V - -"iHBlJI TECViri t
T
Now Advortisomonts.
Stationery.
yULL LINES OK STATIONERY AND
FANCY GOODS fur the, House, tie Df.k
and tho School. No tronbli to shoir jo'ds, t
S. JEWETT'S,.
au.
i Vront Street Book Store,
School Books.
-Large stock- low prices!
Mmiitry teachers and dealers will end it' to
Great Reduction in
- 1 . i
Prices t
june '
JJ.EMEMliEUTHAT WE KEEP A IT'LL
stock of all sizes I and qualities at loretcah
price?. - I i
O. G. PARSLEY, Ji:., '
au H Cor. Orm'e afad S. Vtc.r St.-
! ; ; PJotice,; ' I
QN ' AND AFTER MQXIAY, Auul
lath, a!!
Goats or Kids
found running at larre within the Cilr lirtut.t
will be iiEpjuiided anl pold, lin accfr dance
' I 1 1- '
with an Ordinance pa.-od bv tlie I(Urd 1
Aldormcn', .'line Ttli, lsT'.:,
! H. Ic.'jtKUCK, ;
july 13-tucii. tb, at. Ciat f rf l''liei
htir copy ed, I n, sum.
ouse Wanted.
i
SMALL HOUSE CONV1-
niently located,' Addrrs?, statin
-i " . I if 7-
term and 1
oc.iti-n, i . U. iiox tl.
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1
auj; 5
111 .... 1
Sorth Carolina at
Gettysburff-
A1
PPLICATIONS ARE CONSTANTLY
made for copies of THE OBSERVER
containing tho articles in regard to the con
duct of North Carolina troops at (JetUyburjr.
The number of requests for these, frra tht
Northern States especially, has lately b
come so great that, bein unable to supply"
them otherwise it has been determined, ti
publish them in book form. I
I i ne papers on ine euDjeci, -on oq'.n siaen
mil be reprinted just ad they appetrvd in
Thb Observes, and will make a Ttlame Of
sonie two hundred pages. j 'j1 1
The book will beprinted on fair white pa
per, with good, clear type, and in paper
covers will be sold at 25 cents each : to deal
ers and canvassers at $15 per hundred.)
A library edition will also bo made, printM
on superior paper and handsomely bound,
which will be sold at $1 each ; to dealieri a$d
canvassers at the rate of $60 per hundred. '1 I
Single copies of either edition mailed post
I post-
III I" I''
r. In a
paid on receipt of tne price.
The book will be ready for delircry;
few weeks. Orders accompanied with cash
I i. ... 'j ' JJ ' rpup muniriiii t
are sonciiea. Auurees j iix. uurt r-(
april27 .Raleib, N. (L
100,000 100,000
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Ono Hundrod Thousand
cigars:
i
at i:5c
Which we are prepared td offer at rood
. bargains ! .1 - i i J
GEO. MYERS, I
11 and 13 So. Front 8.
f june 24
B. D. MORRILL,
Undertaker,, Carpontor
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Cabinot-Makcr,,
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Third Street, Opp, City ZZal
TILL FURNISH COFFINS ind'caaketJ
VV ' - '
with attendance at short notice.
Orders for Carpenter work and Cabiaet
! II . -'j
work respectfully ollcited and promptlj ex
ecuted, j
All work guaranteed.
1
fob
Wotice. ji
L7B0il THIS DATE all cjercnaalise auit
be remored from the WiarTe oi iLei itw
IU 1 '' 'I
Tors: and Baltimore Steasert the" day b"
r i '. . . ' i i
ore tie arma! of aucceedin Steamer, ot!
erwie the poods will be stored in warel uJ
laijeet to drayage, storage, iaiurasce, Ac,
july 15
A. D. CA2AUX, Asent
Deasmake moaer faster at work lor
than at anything eUe. Capital not re-,
Quired; we will start you. 512 per day
at borne made by the industrious . Men, wof
sien. boys tad girls wasted ererrvbero to
work for tu. Now is the time. I Costly out-r
fit and tensj free. Addresi Tacx A Co., Aa-
trastii alaiae, , -'lineal
Anoth Jot of CROQUET jast reWite.1
and lor..uy At IJ.ntoin-Piicos. f , .1
rotr 12 - j C. W. VATKS. ,
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