TH13 PAPER
,b:ubM every afteriooB, 8tndy ex
f ceptedbr '..
at t 00 Bix month,. S1W i,Thr..
will UdeUf;bx.rrUw,J
',T ,a.1ow and liberal
revetia FPrtrLtrly,
&
New Advertisements.
Special
45 MARKET STREET. . .
SIIU COSIISCK TO SELL AT TUB
FormerLow.P.rices.
IaJp2at of the reeent advances
. . m :
i
York, Lava ceiercnmeu w gti
es. P stroas th opportunity of laying In
. 1 : m A V 1 A VAaI fiTlPCjl I
tilt winiersBFF'" "
1
reh roods lite touched for the past year,
sibjoia the fullowlng :
Ulcaclicd Cottons.
(i:ha ghirUtg, 6 cents per yard.
ls:ae; BkirUag, Z, 8 cents per yard,
44 Crujtit Shirting, 8 cents per yard.
4 4 Gladistor Shirting, 9 cent per yard.
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4 4 Frad of the Loom Stirling, iuc per jara.
. r, . m .-ji I
44l8iroicoanA,A,ShirtIng,10cpryd.
4 4 Fsrw!! Bhirtkg, 10 cenu per yard.
4 4 Lcfisdalt Skirting, 10 cents per yard
4 4 WsarejanNoJl Shirting, lie perj
4 4 Wsareaa No. 1 Shlrtiog, lie per yaxu.
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44 Wsrntta Shirtiag.-HK cents par y ard,
rnlilcacIicdSliirlms.
0r 0a, 4),' cenU per yard
' " i
Wfiaitjfa Cctiola, ixenupr yard.
!.... . nt V P ltM(inr vKrd.
14 RoclirrhAin A, 7 cents per yard.
4 4 tke CeorgA A, 7 ceate pef ja'rd:
4 4 .Vorfolk X, 7 centj per yard. .
4 4.VvHarktQ,8 cents per yard.
4 4 Grsst FalU J, 8 cents per yard.
44 ?fbiai No. 23, 8 cents per yard.
Sheeting in all the FaYorite Brands
Hamburg lodgings aild
Insertions.
5otwlthjtaadIsg the great rash we have! -
kJ ia th, bo?e for the past week, we axe
frtrirtd to show a very large anortment. I
Irsry cs. shoald sw thea whether they par-
clue er not.
riio miiviif f n Slurs I
v i
I
70c- without ArT excepuon ine oesi
lae in this eoantry.
Fihted Ca&brie Shirts 25 cents each J
Cts heavy Hoaespna - Drawer, S3c eacU
Ac, Ac., Ac, Ac,
Ac.
Ak no dslay bat coma at once.
J ft .
Mm
3 I at
43 Market fl tree U
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School for Young Ladies, I
-Hjsi HART, Principal.
I0X begins Thursday, October 3d.
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TUrouh nrse of EagUab, .Freeh, Math-
stiae and Nataral Science.
epiratory Classee carefallr InstrucUd. lte
Ciliit-t,. .. v , T ' , r . I
vA.umenlcs and Yocalllasiofreeof charg I
. -
.-WW tfvaIe wierdireeuon of ill-
ulBR. Jor tanas,-Ac,, apply to the . ... J the
PEINCIPAL.
pt lod-tf.lTon.Wedlrri;
Mrs. E. H. Parsley
It rn t trnnPir' 1.T-. I
W ai 6 iCr aii jaa a
J , oar Childrtn, ia conatction
iMiMHAra SCHOOL, on -
TUTJUOD A "ST. October 3d.
Obifct Li, v:.. xt..x..
iKT!:: 'or.-CHsmgtngtnfd Ca- T0U
'ght as neretofor
xgt 23-moa-wed-fri-tr . the
Tonsorlal,
IJATlxo AGAIN lo n s .bAA. of
oi,afalf PttreeU Honae. I kave taor-
uili lla-TaUd 2 inproved the old stand
mfi, XT JilSCSJ0 iP'&mX
Sg. dean ie" Sd low you
prieea.
- KLVII aRTIH.
Pareell lie em Barber Shop.
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i Roddick,
BRO
RODDICK
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VOL. 3.
LOCAL NEWfe.'
New Advertisements.
A. D. Cawur-Daltimore Steamship Line
A. D. Cazaux Clyde' New York Steam -
-Daltil
Cljdt
hip Lioe. 1
Williams 1 Miacmsos Fall Trade.
BoATWiwrr AMcKot Return Thanks.
P. IitiaiBitaiB Ecnool Books.
C. W. Yatu School Books.
Prof. Agostini's Dancing School.
Mcwio Elegant, ,
Levis Davis Lost,
A. D ati d Wanted. i
. Ta tht Yoteri of the Citv'of Wilmington-
See advertisement.
& J i witt Newspaper and Cigars.
C. II. Sprcnt For Sale at Fxcbange Cor
ner.
J. C. Mcsds, Drncsist-Uolman'a Ague
and Liver Pads.
A 8H&iR--BetCnlaundried Shirt fur 75c.
Read the ad"of a woman wanted in
ouf advertising colums
Q r-it1 wai fa nrarn yAnrYamnfMl otul con t
"l,u
a. - r T. r t.1 ' t. iUT.
ioui oi iue urooau nrK tm. ,uu,u-
in:
The Kwbaman- has an article oa
Artificial ice. Wish he'd send us some :
as we have never seen or beard of such a
thins: before.
Jr r.,n Mvh,, in rnntPmnlatinn
,.Uvv,jv.0 ... j
ar.MW rnnnnliM.trtrnrsinn hPforG the
,-....... "
.i i . i : i.j a.
r
people want it
I nnl. unnf if I
M- -
Messrs. ass.uay ,v iros. comment
operations Saturday, preparatory to rais-
. . I .
inir thin anom Irnm Ihn ri IT f r nr. T hp tllArP I
iwi. ui.iuw .uw .
of tbe UtQ accjJcnt at iieares' RlutT
i
We are sorry tot learn that there is
considerable sickness among thc children
I
in that nari of the citv North of the Wil-
. ii-,Kn p p rinn r,T-airian I
made 65 visits in that section on Satur-
- I
Stmcr. e irncd agaiast panics
throoffh Ibc casicrn draw at Hcares'
Bluft and are notiDed to bo cautious in
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annrnahin? tha draw as me SUUmarine
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. . . . I
diver is at work on the engine now.iymg
in tbe river I
Those interested will ( not forget that
Prof. Agostini's Dancing Class for gen-
tlcmcn will be formed this evening, j We
are glad to Jcarn tnai iur. a., uas aireauy
cne prospects and reasonaDie expectations
0f a large clas3 of gentlemen this season,
ai well as of children.
Uninailable.
There arc un mailable letters in the
office yx for N. J. Lanier, Way
Station, No. 11 A. & G. R. R., Georgia
Jano Qaince4St. Charles, Ko. L; and a
package of mdse for 0.
II. John; on
Dobbinsvillc, K. C.
. ... . . . ... 1 1
Sunday nignt inioves oroKe into me
warebousc 0f Messrs. Harris & Uowell on
Water street and stole therefrom soma
valuablo copper pipe, which Was'a por
tion of the machinery of tho steam tug
Alpha, nowhmdergoing repairs at Messrs.
Harriss & llowell's wharf.
The IThitinir Rifles.
The WhitiDglltifles are now drillin
threo times a week, to wit, on Monday's,
Wednesday's and Friday's, at 8 o'clock in
tho evening, and wo are requested to
urge the members lo attend! promptly
-
these drills as tbe company con tern
plates a visit to the State Fair in 2sovem-
ber, and it is the desire of tho officers to
bo at efficient as possible in the tactics by
that umo.
The NewStTles.
Capt. N. II. Sprunt nas returned home
K... v .u iu
from bis trip orth m the
Iajies and is n0wcngaged i
interest of the
in opening lots
of new and pretty and stylish goods at
olti sUnd at Exchange Corner.
He
will be heard from in a day or two in a
... t ,f , t .
huge advertisement. He calculates to
have bl9 FM and Wialer
opening
about
10th inst.
Sol Bear b Bros
Mr. Sol Bear, Senior member of the
firm of Sol Bear Bros, has just returned
from tne rsortnern marscis, wncre no nas
. ... . . .
been engaged for nearly a month past in
Uying in the biggest stock of goods his
house has ever had and -one of the largest
ever brousht to this State. lie will tell
all abont it in a day or two t!
columns of the Review.
tbrough
MAKE NO MISTAKE j-IaDooLEY's
Yeast rowDEB rcu eet the best articlo
tho kind in tbe world. Tbe cans am
always full weight, the article itself the
purest and strongest possibla,' SQ that a
nller qnantity than usual suffices. - Do
want your baking always! perfect ?
Don't fail then to use Doolk
JOOLKY 8 IEAS
Powder.
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WILMINGTON, N. C,
Want to Go to Congress
There r;fj many candidates' or the
Greenback nomination for. Congress from
tbijJ dUtrict aQ(, wkh ono or tvro exccp.
I . . , r M
lions incy sccni io lk; an iroin mo my i
its immediate neighborhood. We Lave
heard mentioned the names of Capt. F. M.
WcHV.cn and Messrs. R. S. Waller, T. M.
Gardener andTeiplar Child, and last, but
not by any means least, when any talking
in to lc done, Lawson K. Skipper, Esq.
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Murderous Assault.
The rciiity of tho citizens living in
the vicinity o: Seventh and Orango streets
was disturbed on Saturday night about 9J
o'clock by distressing cries of 'murder!
P"v' One Colored individual ctv-pt
behind another ol the same color and
previous condition and patted him across
thc hoaJ wilh a sti.ck of wo0l!' Yhich VaS
iuu cause ui inu urius
We understand thc assaulted colored jt shall be uuto vou a statute forever- in
.. -.ill '
I i if. I . il. I !
man was oatuy nun auu we suppose iuu
I ... . .......
matter will be adjudicated by legal au.
thority when we will be ab'c to learn
particulars and names.
Registrars and Itseistratlon.
Ry notice elsewhere published it will
bj seen that the Registration books are
tnhnnnPnPfl in this r.!tv on to-mormw
x J
UTuesdavWLe 1st dav of October.
-i
ti.: 1.:. l-o J ,
fr ,,Mm
registration, but is only for thc accom-
Lodatiou bf parties who did not register
rofirrat wn litir. i nn v Inr I hn flrrjim.
d - Ju, and
UU11UU kUV KMV t44J I 'UAmU AU VWaAVMUUI
. n v nnti
... . t . .
... i- . .i . . . , i
tonf inn trt tup ner. I Mir i nprp nns iippti
, .L , e .
S;nce the last election, which w5l be dis-
-
covered by reference to the advertisement
f th nrinrs- in tl.ls Th- 1
u , , . ., ,,.
nbarps pifchor r in this citv or in
" r,r,fo:,4A ' r tu t . ht wnnM
"auro a tb.rty diy coUco .b, Y.
"r. .ocreiore, m aiaung in our
bamrday a 13,-ue tbat tbere was a change
in Ihn nnllinrr rilnrp in Harnntt I nwnsnin
tr r
. . , i n'L ii- l
n fnL-oli rvlnnn ' ho rnlliniT n orB
v" "" i &
m remains tne same as neiore, at
Macombcr s Store, and the registration
booli8 wiU also-bo opened th Mr.
n-. . v,ana rr;n llnr.Vin ' i tn orxrn aa
I uus.iiuiua uiiu, uvuaauvu t,vi nwi . w w
registrar for lhat towhnshiPl Mr. James
w Macombcr ba8 appointed to fill
nj3 jace j
In thc lower Division of the First Ward
in this city, Mr. W. II. Yopp declined to
serve as registrar and Mr. Jas. W. uonoley
was appointed in his stead. This we
believe about completes the changes both
as regards tho registrars and the places of
registration, in the whole county
City Court.
Charles Stsvens, a troublesome, noisy,
disorderly character of tbe colored persua-
tion. who was arrested on Saturday after-
J
police force, for disorderly condu;t, was
the first case on docket this morning.
The evidence in Couri not only proved)
that the deiendans was acimg aisoraeny,
but that he also defied the police officers
to arrest him. and when arrested resisted
i l :a : v.
oe summoneu -iw siai iu tuuvvvug uci
prisoner to tne guard nonse. jluc oeicno-i
ant, when asked what he had to say for
himself, remarked that he might haye
been talking a little too load but that he
was only "jokinV Ilis Honor said $15
fine or 20 days in the city prison was the
cost of such jokes, and the defendant,
who" looked as though "ho" did'nt possess
fifteen cents, took the alternative of 20
days in the city prison. (Huge joke that,
on Snyder.) - - '';'- '-
The next case was that of a man re-
sembling an Italian, with dark hair and
black moustache, who i was found drunk
11 O f tTT I
and down in an auey on pouin v aier
street on Saturday night. His Honor
asked if it was the same old drunk.
"i3 pose so," says the defendant. '"Fine
y oa STsnfr totrrjr ten day? in the city :
prison," says the Court. !
The case of the two colored jeopleJ
mentioned in our report of the City Court
in Saturday's Review, was not called
this morning for the reason that there
was a sort of patched-up reconciliation
and the cae was dismissed.'
Bobbery.
Saturday night thieves effected an en
nnpfl into the machine shoD of Messrs.
Skinner Lyons, at the Ibbttjf Ann street,
and carried offa lot of copper pipe and oth-
er metals of value. There is at present no
doe to the perpetrators' of tbe theft, but T I
.... ...k 11 - 1 '. . I
douMiney wiu oe punec up uy me great
. ... ? -l -- -i - i
of su:h a nature as to be easily recognized . '
MONDAY, SEPT. 30,
Rosh Iloshanah.
. The Jewish New Year was very gener
ally observed by the people of that faith
n .... 1 - - - I
on aaiuraay. All their stores were
closed and no business 6f any kind was
transacted until sunset, when the places
of business were opened. Services ap
propriateto the day were held in the
Temple y the Ilibbi, Rev.
S. Mendel-
sobn.
Willi tue iestival of Rush Uoshanah
benins the annual era. known o 4ho "Ton
mvw w fuw . j -A.
Days of Repentance," terminating on
Monday, Oct. 7th, at eunset, with the
greatest of thc Hebrew holidays, " Yom
Kippur, ' or the Day of Atonement. Thi3
... flit mrtcf l m i , . w I .1 . 11
sneclcd af the JewisU holidays, begins one
week after "Rosh Iloshana," at sundown,
and continues until tnc following day.
The origin and institution of the Iestival
,s n be tnnm n t ciN . )i
tne seventh montn, on the teeth davot the
I J
m0Dtb you shall afHict yo'ur souls and
(jj na wpr at all.
At sunset the twenty-four hours'fast and
continued prayer commence the services
consisting chiefly ot confessions of sin and
UbMr? im-
U"vuu ""'un,uo wwl' P"uuu-
;
cuatuu.yimUev0niugiorpreuwio
I ut l ..u.-.
ucawiv tucti wuwitnuu uu tuuir cuu-
dren. Whosoever they meet on the day,
. 17 . i , J
. , rf l
b they Previous1 acquainted or coo-
plete strangers, are commanded ! to salute
i o i
each other with brotherly love and' sin-
hrnthpr v Invp. anil" sin- I
I o.:n T f - I l t J
i tiGiiLr. ii ail v an i iiiuai l v ui uudiici ci-
i i i
ists between two Hebrews, lit is obliea-
tor on them to UcomQ rTacileJ- Ue
7 - 1 1 - 1T
w 13 C0SC10X1S 01 oaviuS Wrongea nis
nwr B D0Una 10 on6T rePa
I The law which ordains the observance of
e l iud uay imewise commauus
the Jew to
l0 hl3 soul whlch affliction, according
iWcs-eatine and drbkin,
to irauiiiuu, cuusisls irom ausiuiuiu nuui
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f,.
I
i t u: i.:.jr r
I xaiAViiw ia tuio to uivcob iiiuascii ui
I "
all earthly, passions, thoughts and con
siderations, and is to prefigure to himself
a futcrrrtaieof blessedness and purity.
;
New Advertisements.
Elegant
TROUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS,
At low prices, at
MUNSON'd.
sept 20
Lost.
XT1 ROM OFF SCHR, SNOW 8T0RM. foot
.L Ctf Dorlr frppf nn MonHav a rlnnVilo.
barrel gun. Full value of gun will be paid
Ior lts return ana no questions asiced.
LEWI8 DAVIS,
Wanted!
L FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN". None need
appjy exCept the best.
A.
DAVID,
j I L OA
Merchant Tailor.
rm -i i r
School Books
i I
1 AT
YATES BOOK STORE.
gftx Prices lower than ever.; sept 30
FALL TRADE.
Our Stock of Groceries
IS LARGE
Complete in aU its
.
Branches'.
We offer also
2000 Bundles New Grip and
Acme Ties, which for sim
plicity and price are well
worth the attention of
"""buyers." " j ';" ." "I'l
ljOpO Whole and Half Rolls
. , , . Bagging.
2.OO0 Bdls. Pieced and Arrow
--Ties.- ,
l.OOO Lhs. Bagging Twine,
I O.QOO Sacks Lirerpool Salt, ;
l3O0O
Marshall's Fine Salt
Lisbon Salt.
I,O0O
4(
Buckets,1 Wrapping Paper, Shot;
Kails, Hoop iron, ppinc
I Barrels, Ulue, &c
For sale low by
- f
a, HTnpr.1iiAti.
lwiiiiiims --"- -
- gept 00-dAw
1878.
NO. 206
New Advertisements.
School Books.
TUfQLARPST and most compete etock
or School Boeks is at the
LlVe IBfloIr QtnrP
I ; w w
Orders from the country will mrct with
h
ITT a T r r-
And Engravings.
At
sept 30
il EI NSBERG Ell'S ,
Music and Art Store.
NOW RETUItX TIIiNKS
r
r
Td their Customers aud the - Public, gener
ally for their generous suppDrt for the
past twelve mouths. We trust we
wili not, be considered egotists
when we assert, without
- tear of contradiction,
' that we have J
Sold More Goods !
In : our special line, in; the list
Twelve months, than were ever sold by
any one Louse in thc City of
Wilmington for the same length cf 1
y ii Luiuniun jnr r nc same IPri"T l f i Iimo
I - . O v
We have commenced a New Year
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i
greater facilities than ever. We are
Not Afraid
of Competition.
We expect to keep constantly on
band every thing that can be named in tie
Grocery Line !
Goods Always Presh,
And we propbse to sell them
As LOW as he who sells them LOWEST
We promise Fresh Gocils ! Low Prices 1
Polite Attention! Prompt Delivery
I '
Would vou, or could vou, ask for more '.'
i
Boatwiight & McKov-
5, 7 8 IVorth Tront Street.
sept 30 d Aw
r
State of Worth Carolina
New Hanover County;
September SO, 1ST?
! I
To the Voters of the City of
Wilmington.
mHE REGISTRATION BOOKS will be
L i . !
kept openjat the following pfaces for thirty
days, Sundays excepted,! commencing Tues
day, October 1st : r
First Ward, Upper Division, (Bobks open
all day) at Fillyaw's Store, Corner Fourth
and Bladen streets. !
I'.:
First Ward, Lower Division, (Books open
I J 1
all day) at Conoley's Store, Corner Fourth
and Hanover streets. I
Second Ward, (Books open from 12 M. to
2 P. M.,) opposite Court House- c
Third Ward, (Books open from 12 M to 2
P. M.) at Corner Fourth and Princess
streets.
Fourth Ward, (Books open from 12 y.to 2
P. M.) at James Kendrick's house on Church,
1 1 "
between Four tn and Fifth streets.
i
Fifth Ward, (books open all daj) at Mil
UV Store, on Front street, batween Church
and Castle streets
On Saturday preceding the election the
books will be kept open at the respecUre
from 9 o'cloek. A. M., uniil 6
r i . .
o'clock, P.M. j
O. M. FILLY AW,
Registrar First Ward, Upper Diriiioa
JAS W. CONOLEV,
Registrar First Ward, Lower DiTLion.
T. O. HUNTING,
Registrar Second Ward.
W. L. JACOBS,
Registrar Third Ward.
JAS. KENDRICK,
Registrar Fburth Ward.
J.C. MILLIS,
Registrar Fifth Ward.
Star eopy.
sept 30-law4W
OFFICE of the Wilmingtoa Journal cor.
ner of Water aad Chetnot streets, up
tair. Published err Friday at f 2 a year
PLEaSE JTOTICEi
W wiU be glad to receive ceattnticaUci.
from oar friends on tsr acd all r,bjte1fff
general Interest bat : I
The name of the wrirrr n a;t b .
foxnlshtd to the Editor. , .( I
Comannleaaonj most be wiili
one cida nt th i
wiitien nr. cily
Xmyci.
rertoaalltiei xauti be avoided. . '
.tt U edllly PtrticulAr'.j tatf. r-
Hew Advortisemonts.
jPancine: School!
PR0F. P. M AdOSTiNi iil X p.nLia
... jr ucnucajen at ileirlnaej's
rt.it . i I
uuf uu?, MU.NUiV LVEMXO, at h o'clk.
Clasa for Youn Ladies aad Children iiil be-
gin on first Tuesday in .Vorember.
fept 30 ;
congressional Campaiga--Third
District. I .1
HON. A. M. y.MlKI.li wiM-'J,wak- tci
the followini; tii,u un.l iil!uv.. If
i'iilsif I,U111" tw:iti . XnrMlay. Ooio
Cathiuiiu' llv-f. nr,,.'..- ...
.day.oi-toiHr.il ;v'-.
JaCSSSl,,S,W ,Wil4 Thuriuj-.
fair's Diafci1 wuu-- wd.
Jout'slMiru, "Moore county, Monday, Ut tokT
CU1rSi' Muoiu W"ty, 'i inLy. ovtoujr
Camenm Mooro county. YanLdny. Ovti-
Ullinsgori, Harnett county, I rlJay, October
Pelocioftl!hCurtcrc
neaufort.Carteret countJ .Ltui Jay, UctoUr
nrP'f P'btd thisdlstrlt-t copy i n w
till October 1H
M jil lo
The Right Time
T)F DAY TO BUY an llcjrant sJ
r r
iall Olotliin
IT.
Or a HAT, or the
Best Unlaundricd Shirt
in the City,-for 75 Cents. I
Ls anjwhere bctr. iJj. Jajrglit
and 9 o'clock, and the place i) .
a4 Market Street,
sept 2
Hoiman's
GUE AXI) LIVER- l'AI.
For sale by '
. Ml
JAS. C. li-UXIy,.Druggif.
, -i
2P3f Special care iven j to coroponndin
Prescriptions day or nil.t. I
sept 16 1 1
FOR SALE
AT
Exchange borner.
New Goods Just Received
j
New Opera Kid. G laves,'
TiVt rifiir fZ nril T Tn i t-
and Millinery,
sept 20. N. II. SPIIUNT.
St. Paul s Femalo Sominary'
- i
WILL RESUME its sessions cn Tuesday,
October 1st, U18. !
Thorough instruction guarauteei. Pricei
exceeaingiy low. No extra I charge for ono
extra language. L'ojs admitted under 12
years of age.
For farther particulars addrcs
REV. G. D.BEUNUEIM. D.D.,, .
sept 21-tlstO. :. Principal'-'
For Sale Cheap, i
JJi EXCELLENT SIX HORSE cNliiNE
with uprigLt cute toiler. Will be sold a tar
I ' - i I .
gain if application is inaJu soon to
F. J. LORD,
sept 14
Wilmicgton, X. CV
First National Sank
of Wilmington.
rpni3. BANK WILL BE MOVED on khe
j 1st of Octobor nest, 1
to tha building recently cccanicd bj.lho
DAWSON BASK, which is toi belag fit(el
or its accommodation. !
E. E. BURRUSS,
1 President.
aug 20
r
Just Received.
N STORE AND FOR SALE cAeAP 1
300 Bbla. Favorite Flour, beat in market.
SO JJDU.ftogar, . a- l , .
SO Bags Coffee, ' J
And Lard, Tea, Baeoo. Bolter. Ac , Ac, Ac
EverjUiisg needed for. family uie. '
Call and see me.
J. W. ALDERMAN A CO.i
Cor. Chestnut and Water rtrti.
sept TS dAwlra. ' " ; 1